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... AM. JOHN MORLEY AT SHEFFIELD. Mr. John Morley, addressing a great meeting in Sheffield, congratulated it upon the evidences afforded in County Council and recent Parliamentary elections of a growing Liberal feeling, and denied that the Liberal party were ...
... with Adam Smith, had seen the corpso of John Wesley, had been familiar with Miss Farven, and the Duchess of Gordon, had introduced Sir Walter Scott to Madame D'Arblay, had joked with Erskine, had walked with Grattan, and talked with the orator of evoking ...
... ' with Simeon toldlog the infant Christ in his arms. Second tier from Smith (4) Baptism of Our Lard by S. John in the Jordan river ; (5) The Last Supper, Christ blessing the bread and wine, S. John is leautog on Dim and Ju lee is hurrying away on ...
... JOHN FKEGUSSON. wholesale stationer, Glasgow, was called by Mr Lockwood. Mr Fergusson said he had for twenty years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the founders of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... FRICTION MACHINERY IYDFORD’ PATENT FLUTED BOXES (With Iron all turned) FOR CARRIAGE OF ALL SORTS JOHN COLES Agent the Patentees At WAREHOUSE on GLOCESTER— Or Arms any made under infpe&ion and warranted to ftand Strikes and Nails Chains Spokes and &c Alfo forts ...
... THE LINEAGE OF SIR JOHN DUNTZE. i (From Nichols and Sons' Peerage, Baronetcy and Knightage of the British Empire J, DUIfIZE, Sir John Lewis (1774, Q. 8.), late Dragoon Guards fatner as 3rd Baronet 1830; b. 16 Aug., 1809; m. 15 Mar 1834; Frances Elizabeth ...
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... JOHN FSEGUSSON, wholesale stationer, of Glasgow, was called by Mr Lock* wood. Mr Fergusaon said he had for years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the fonoden of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...
... THE BRISTOL MIRROR ADVERTISER SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18 1848 LORD CARDIGAN THE HUSSARS (From the It is with view to bear hard Lord Cardigan that it our duty to place before the public particular of another misunderstanding which ha taken place hi Lordship ...
... MU. JOHN LEE Auctioneer, Great Torrinyton, in the Months of Fehruary anil March, 1800.— O I.E to be laid at the Clinton Arms Inn, in the Parish of Fnthclstoek, (where it is removed fcr the convenience of gale,) on Thursday, the 21st day of February inst ...
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... Dogmell s, Cardigan. eln Francis, Esq., J.P., Carmarthen, and Court Henry, Carmarthen Grffiths G., Esq., J.P , Berry Newport Cardigan. Grffi hs Rev J. R-, Vicar of Llangeler, Newcastle Emlyn. Griffiths John, Esq., J.P., Llwy derris. Cardigan. G™ H. L. ...