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... First Lesson, Numbers, eh. 22 Second Lesson, James, eh. 4.—Otway, dramatist, died, 1635. —\V. Whitehead, poet laureate, died, Hastings acquitted. 1795, lUttlo of St. Etienne, at which General Hay was killed, 1811. 15, Mon.—Easter Term begins. —Mutiny in the ...
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... killed ; begin to reign, 1485.-Bishop Jewel died, ' ' h>. '' '.• Wiston, philosopher, died, 1752.—L0rd died, 1773.—Warren Hastings died, 1818.— C- ' in a duel by Elliott, 1838.—Repeal meeting ' J' Tara, 1843. le .-J; Fairs.- Dorset: 21. and l>* \e'- f ...
... —Charles Ancillor, a learned French lawyer, died, 1715.—Sovereigns issued, 1817.—Algiers taken by the French, 1830.—Lady Flora Hastings died, 183y. Fairs.—Dorset: July 3, Lambert Castle; 5, Wareham and Woodland.—Somerset: June 30, Redlinch and Yeovil; July ...
... O'Ccnnell and others, 1844. 13, Thur. Samuel Butler, author of Hudibras, born, 1C12.— Revolution, 1688. —Trial of Warren Hastings commenced, 179.').—The Duke of Bern', assassinated, 1820-—Okehampton church, Devon, burnt down, IS4S. 14, tel. —Valentine ...
... white, or, all black even unto black gloves—the gentlemen black and white, as men who mourn are wont to dress.—ln excess of haste to close my eyes. Yours, &c. &c T. T. St. Jambs’s Palace. —The noble suite of apartments, forming the State Rooms of St. James’s ...
... —Battle of Bosworth-field ; Richard 111. killed, and Henry VII. began to reign, USA.—W. Wiston, philosopher, died, —War- Hastings died, 1818. —Repeal meeting the hill of Tara, 1813. 28, Sat. —William Wallace executed, 1305.—Archbishop Wareham died, 1532 ...
... —Trans, of K.Edward Comp.—Akbar, a powerful Mogul emperor, died, IGos.—Sanungar captuied storm, 1844. 14, Tues.—Battle of Hastings, 1066.—William bom, 1644.—8 at tie of Jena, 1806.—China trade opened, 1833. 15, Wed.—Charles 11. embarked for Normandy, 1651 ...
... THE TAUNTON COURIER THE LATE GALES. Skui.l. —An Hast Indiaman, the Charlotte, Captain John Hawkins, from Bombay, for Liverpool, laden with cotton, gum, . made the Crookhaven light, but owing the violence of the gale and the haziness of the weather, the ...
... Sedgemoor, 1685. —Charles Ancillon French lawyer, died. 1715.—Sovereigns issued. 1817.— Alg' * by the French, 1830.—Lady Flora Hastings died 1839. 6, Sat.-Oxford Term ends.—Henry 11. died, lls9.— & r Moore beheaded, 1535. - Edward V. died, 1553.—Battle 1701—John ...
... in a Bill or Bills to incorporate a Company or Companies, and to give to such Company or Companies power to construct Pier or Piers or Landing Places and other Works connected therewith, to facilitate the embarking and disembarking of passengers and also ...
... —The Lily, of Liverpool wrecked, 1513.—80 fisher, men drowned in the Morne coast, in the county Down, 1813.—The Marquis of Hastings died, 1844.— J. Strutt died, 1844. 14, Tues.—Oxford Term begins —The steamer Monk wrecked, and 24 lives lost, 1843.— The ...