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... following curious statement, corroborative of the truth superstition very prevalent in Ireland. The writer this work. Dr. Grattan, is well known to be geatkaan incapable making statement the aoemaey of which not fully amured. this mas is •fating fact ...
... BasssHsg—s. Daniel Terry. nuKh and engineer, Dover. John ChriaUan Beniamin Wild, licensed ektusUsr, St. Mary Axe, Ctty. tsodim , Islington, WUUam James Eppa, nursery msdemen and hotel keeper, Slaidstone, Kent. John Edware Oford, grocer, Cumberland-place, Bayserater ...
... In the charge** Ba«a*a, has bean calabraiej V dim. Colonel Hodge, C. 8., Presided, and acoiMirteil LorjJ Lucan, the Earl Cardigan, .Sir Scarlett, K Five men have been killej Ballineolliir Ir» land, the np-bt one the powder mSk otliera were Injured. ' ...
... previous to the arrival of our soldiers the imperial palace at Pekin, were correct in their assertions; Near the Church of St. John's, Hove about a mile from Brighton there is a road turning off through some garden ground, and leading to the Hove railway ...
... a Missouri soldier encountered a Mississippi soldier, both having been separated from their respective armies. They were armed. with long bowie knives. Taking off their coats, they engaged. and the Mississippian being the must skilful inflicted sonic ...
... military service in the colonies, will in the ensuing session be made the scapegoat of financial reform. FATAL OF PRACTICAL JOKR.— John Farrand, 42, • botcher, and Joseph Manley, 32, chemiat, both of Oldham, were indicted at the Liverpool Assizss on Saturday ...
... and magnates of the turk, I took my way about the course ana into the paddock, and on the road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appeared to roe be in some annoyance at the miscarriage of some instructions which had been given ...
... quantity of water through her hatcnes, and went down suddenly. There were men in irons between deckj, and the sergeant-at-arms rushed frantically away to release them. Poor fellows, they all went down! There were in the sick bay, and their relief the ...
... or stooping to scramble through the furze ou the cliffy the gun accidentally went off, and lodged the contents in his right arm. was carried by two of his companions to Scalby Mills, whence a cab conveyed him to his lodgings at Mr. Bell’s, the Blue Ball ...
... happened in any other way than by accident. On Thursday Earl Cardigan went see the body of the keeper, and seems to hare been much disturbed by the sight. As he was returning home with Lady Cardigan riding by his side, he fell from his horse heavily. Assistance ...
... Marquis of Londonderry aad Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., had a meeting ham, when the Utter, after reoeiring his opponent's fire, filed into the air and the duel ended. In September, ISM, duel wee fought between the Earl of Cardigan and Harrey Garnett Phipps Tackett ...
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