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... Earl and Countess of Mount Edgeumbe, had the misfortune last week to fall on the slope of the terrace at Cotele, and broke her arm just above the wrist. The magnificent statue of the late Sir Robert Peel at Leeds, by Belines, will be publicly inaugurated ...
... The Earl of Cardigan, under the form of putting a question, agreeably to notice, on the subject of abolishing the Lor d Lieutenancy of Ireland, made a long speech in advocacy of that measure. The Earl of Aberdeen stated, that Lord John Russell, before ...
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... Cooper, Author of Last Man, 2 4 Bothwell ; or the days of Mary, Queen of Scots, by Jacqueline of Holland. Grattan, James Grant, 1 lie. 4 As. M A y cousin Nicholas, by Ingoldsby, 2 4 Alone, by au American Authoress, 1 ...
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... 2, post Svo. c10th, Di Rs. cloth, 4 Rs. 8 As. An Account of the Life, Gpinioes, and Writings of John Reynold's Diagnosis of Diseases of the Brain, Spinal Curd, Milton. With an lutroducti.di to Paradise Lust. By Nerves, e ...
... fully perceive, and even then he could not define wherein con- snits, Palmerston's superiority of management over that of Lord John, who is daily dwindling away into greater and greater insignificance in the presence of his successor. His effort on Monday ...
... ELONGATING SOCKET for the Chamber, a LOADING LITER and a LUBRICATING BULLET for revolving arms.' an important addition is made to the value and efficiency of these arms as a defensive weepon. By means of the PATENT DOUBLE-TRIGGER, the Pistol can 'be held ...
... Ambassadors overflowed the diplomatic compartments, peers, peers' sons, Westminster Boys, men who had been members, like hungry John O'Connell, [getting as fit as a hippopotamus at the mere prospeet of the crop of Parliamentary petitions.l Coppocks, Frails ...
... Emilia Wyndham. G. P. R James. C. B. Brown. J. F. Cooper. Mrs. Thomson'. T. C. Grattan. A. Dumas. G. P. James. T. C. Grattan. Mrs. S. C Hall. A. Dumas. A. Dtnuas. T. C. Grattan. Mrs. Gore. G. R. Gleig. Miss Landon. Mrs. T homeon. G. R. Gleig. Manoeuvring ...
... such men Marlborough and temper. Public Letter,dated and Fe- under which Civil Medical 7) (No. , . Wellington, Lucia' and Cardigan. Our explanations So weak are the arguments adduced in favour of bruary, entitled to remuneration for serve only to confirm ...
... should he assembled to discuss the w ..ek : The Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of which they will only seek to obtain by lionora- question. The final report of the Moscow Coin. Cardigan, aged 66 ; Mr. W. Singleton, Editor of me negotiation, unless ...