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... lashes, to which he had been sentenced by a court-martial for attempting to rescue s prisoner from the hands of the master-at-arms, and also for etriking a petty officer. Silence having been obtained, the captain proceeded to read aloud his warrant, at the ...
... across the table. —/bid. VoLuxreer InreLuicesce.—The Metropolitan Pawnbrokers are about to organise a corps. They are to be armed with pop-guns.—Punch. Tax TRUTH SEEN THROUGH A Porr-Hore.—When 3 ship goes into port, she usually steadies ; but when port ...
... General Intelligence, Colonel Crawley’s brother officers are subsecribing to pay his expenses. Lord Cardigan gives £lOO. Missixg Vessir.—The Silurian sailed from Plymouth for Valparaiso on the 16th of April, and has not since been heard of. The Brestau ...
... had been given in the follawing prortion:—For Sir John Bennett, 217; Mr. Deput; g‘eflit, 99. The announcement was received wit.g Ipud applause, the Lord Mayor declaring the electiontoguve fallen on Sir John Beunett. The. sunccessful candidate addressed the ...
... Ripons Mr. T. B. Crofton, Tollerton, York ;| officer, sent to Siberia, It has also been stated yr. Thomas Hill, Ripon; Mr. John Addison, |that since his return he had paid a visit to the farrogate ; Mr. F. Thackwray, Harrogate ; | Hounslow Barracks, where ...
... Riponyi Mr. T. B. Crofton, Tollerton, York ;| officer, sent to Siberia, Tt has also been stated Mr. Thomas Hill, Ripon; Mr, John Addison, |that since his return he had paifl a visit to the Harrogate ;. Mr.. F. Thackwray, Harrogate ;| Hounslow Barracks ...
... the evening, St. John's Chapel, by the Rev. Canon Tristran After each of the sermons collections were mad on behalf of the Society with the following resull viz. :—The Cathedral, £lO 6s. Bd.; St. Mary Mag dalene’s, £2 7s. ; St. John's, £3. 1 Campripee ...
... assize tov n of Cardiganshire from Cardigan to Lampeter hox i~ o bwreny w.ml.ul’ and the unext county sssizes will 1 held there. The proposed chauge, which was ston iy opposed by resdents inand pear Aberystwith sl Cardigan, was supported by the Lord-Lieutenant ...
... - By the doctor’s os!en, Miss Mionie Terry was Emveuted playing Prince Arthur to Mr. Warde’s übert in the scene from * King John,” for her father at bis matinee at the Prince of Wales's ‘Theatre on Friday. Mr. Fred Leslie has been so prostrated by the ...
... persons were killed and eleven others injured. et CONREEET Y BNEE olee Mr. Heory Irving, Mr. J. L. Toole, Mr. Aufiuu-‘ Harris, Mr. John Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm- Tree, Mr. Hamilton Aidé, and Mr, J. Comyns Carr ‘ were among the guests of the Prince and Princess ...
... colovoade of the lonic order extending round three sides of a &udnn‘nlu recess. In the tympaunum sbove e entrances the royal arme are boldly cut, the apex being embeliished with stataes of Hibernia, Fidelity, and Commerce. Facing College Street is snother ...
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