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... MB. CUANDLER'S SPEECH IN THE AMERICAN SESATE. Mr. Chandler, of Michigan (Republioan), referred to the fact that the committee on the conduct of the war had been engaged in Investigation, and had collected a deal of evidence. ?? to the battle of Bull Run ...
... at first appears This, un- fortunately, I am unable to ?? As may be easily understood, the Jew slop - seller and the ship-chandler are not the manufacturers of the belts and buoys they offer for sale. The plain courso to pursue, then, was to search the ...
... Samuel Hayton, 14, George Selter 15,John Reynolds, 13, John Chandler, il. El Rigley, 13, William Thorpe, 16. and SamnuelphI 18, all described as colliers, of IDkeston (with t~5 exception of Chandler), were charged on rema5ad, with feloniously demolishing ...
... he believed by Mrs. Chandler. A fireman deposed that it was im- possible to use the escape in time to save life. After the fire was extinguished he entered and found Henry Chandler on the top landing dead from suffocation. Chandler vr.as partially dressed ...
... evidence went to ahow that Wednesday last Fanning went into the beerhouse of Mrs. Chandler, Tue Brook, and liked Tor a glaai of ale, tendering half-crown payment. Kb. Chandler, examining the half -Grown, found. It tpuriout, and restored to the priaoner, who ...
... 20 years of age, have lost their lives in ?? Bay, under Sad circumstances. It, appears that Mr. N. uhandler, son of Mr. H. Chandler, of Allithwaite, re. 2cutly purchased a yacht, and late on Friday night, whiit out on an excursion in Morecambo Bay with ...
... Comne, said Chandler, now grown a little impatient, Come, neighbour Jones, we unast have this oatter settled. - I know, replied Jones, it has been put off too long; but I can't attend to it just now.- But you must,'' re- torted Chandler, with warmth ...
... men are subject to, the slavery of mere tords is the one from which wle are slowest to break away. For example :Ars. Eliza Chandler, of Natton, near Tewkesbury, says that her mother (Mrs. Sarah Kear) never knew what it was to be well for forty years. She ...
... gallon of Scotch oil being sold in Liverpool, and 99 per cent, of the petroleum trade in that city was done by the i tallow chandlers. There were two sizes of burners ?f used in Liverp on, kbown as No. 7 and No. 10, and he thought that the chief cause of ...
... -MoNDAx. WOLVE1RHAMPTON STEEPLE CHASE-AccEPT OIL NOT. 8 to 1 agst Lord Stlrathmsoe's The So iteher-tk. S to 1 - Capt. Little's Chandler-taken. 10 to 1 - lr. Blrethertlon's Glancus gelding, 10 to 1 - Mr. MIsoseley's Jeriy. 10 to 1 - Il'. Bevill's Latitnt. .10 ...
... hef mistreas, who was a milliner. The deceased, her playmtatp aid sucked only one green, artificial grape. After death ir. Chandler, R.RO.S.,'made a pest.merteli examnlation, and found that the coatings of the stomach were ulcerated, and that there were ...
... W. B. Sproule, Mr. William Carson, Mr. W. H. H. Quinsey, Mr. R. K. Kelley, Mr. Petez Brown, Mr. G. F. Graham, Mr. Alfred Chandler. Mr. A. Woodall, Mr. Alderman Petrie, Mr. 0. Okell, Mr. John Phillips. Mr. James Brether- ton, and Mr. W. S. Harris. The ...