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... EMI birdcage, Solicitors. Chancery-lane aforeimid ; of : Berriugton and Jeult tioliciings. Su mnsea t of • , °lto. Mr. John Dasnrie. and Mr. Wolter Rice Howell, Solicitor., (Sold bottles ails. each, incledfd,) Carannreben ;a1 the Castle lam, Haver fordwad ...
... of destroying them by poison, and, shocking to relate, effected their purpose on two of the General's danglitei $ (Mrs. Simonton and Mrs. Falls), while their husnands were absent looking for suitable lands for settlements in the new State.— The poison ...
... Chairman of Mr. Jtlfirs'i Committee, and the Tenby friend., three three. Col. Scourtield. Rev. E. Picton. Dr. Davies. J. Saunders, Esti Vice-President, three times three. Orarge Dryenold, Esq. and the yt it h er ia (*dead.. Copt Imagerrift. Mr. Leslie. of ...
... itnrron and holly; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Writslall, 1t,,. Mr. sad Mrs. Gibbs and Neils. Miss Plummy, Mr. has re, Mrs. sod Mils Cray, Mr. Percival, ...
... Petition was ordered to be printed. lIREOCIII 01 Mr. W. Ccurtenay moved that Mr. Hope be now call:a in The motion being agree 3 ta. Mr. Hope made his appearance at the bar of the House. The Speaker. Mr. Hope, I have to inform you, that on the 9th ...
... FinnicMid. Mr G. Thermo. Mr. iind Mrs. Lloyd. Ret. Mr. and Mrs. R 00 Rev. Mr. E. Rev. U. William. Mrs. KirklA, Miss W . salle. Mr. thi.ei MI. ...
... 2 • • • • • • .• I Ii By plaid John Moiris la the u-e of Dr. in full of his bull, tiled at the Qaas (Cr !vision., for Oli.Y Slat& of the nul d at r 3 e 5 s ems l -ridge . • • 1 i u Wy paid Mr. 510u.e in of his at the same Quarter Sr-ethics, for (mini ...
... that the House, at itS Veins adjourn to Mande, nets. Mr. Hume said, hc could not help thinking dos his Hew Friend had expressed himself too much satisfied with the pro. ceding. of that House. He ',Mr. Hume) have gone much farther than the House had consented ...
... a Sultana; Mrs. Mackartnes, as a he was shortly after unable to proceed. The tooth Pee'i ladv ; Sirs. Roden, as an Andalas:an Pernant Psalm was next sung, In which most of the persons a tta i n. Mr. Yelyerion, as Ali Nebo of Janin a ; Mr. Owes, present ...
... ion has been made to Mr. Canning, inviting that gem lentan to join the present Cabinet. Mr. Canning, after his brilliant reception at Liverpool, proceeded on a vitit to Mr. Liukton't, in Staffindshire. Front thence he went to Mr Bolton's, at Birmingham ...
... was a grace made by him extempore, before King James •• Our King end Queen the Lord God blew, The Pallagraire, and the Lady Besse, And God bleme every living thing. That lives, and breathes, and loves the King, God the of Estate, And Rockingham, the fortunate ...