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... shall be able to show. that was active in the affairoown to their departure.. On the Sunday evening another of the.se defendants, the Frenchman, Thevenot, having left ur. Davies's on the Sunday morning, the defendants when they got a stage front Macclesfield ...
... however, persevered in refusing to work any where but in the yard; and the magistrates ordered them to be committed. The second set were equally obdurate, and similarly disposed of. In the third set was one for whom Mr. Venables appeared, and stated ...
... in the bill, which is not intended to be permanent, but temporary. EXPORT OF COT] ON, CALICOES, AND TWIST, TaE WEEK ENDING APRIL 15 Cottons. Twist. , Calicoes. 1,043,272 517,407 lbs. 0,822,530 yards The privilege of franking, exercised by members of Parliament ...
... the stage, dressed in light-bluejackets, white waistcoats and troirders. Across the stage were six little infants, from four to six years of age, with their feet beautifully pointed in readiness to commence a minuet. At the back end of the stage, on a ...
... MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1829. Tun Roman Catholic relief-bill was read a third time, on Monday night, in the House of Commons, and passed amidst the acclamations of the house. The number of members who voted in favour of the bill, on this its final stage in the ...
... late Dr. APCartney, which, being seconded by Thomas Corrie, Esq., was'unani.mously adopted by the meeting. Charles Horsfall, Esq., in a neat and appropriate speech, then proposed Dr. Banning as a candidate, who was seconded by George Brown, Esq. John - Gladstone ...
... Church, Liverpool. l have known- Mat y William- down to the present time. I saw her on Monday last. 'they lived together until April last, and kept a public-house. Joseph Marsden, cleik of St. George's Church, Liverpool, remembered the prisoner being married ...
... BEFORE AND BED - IND.-A gentleman travelling by a stage was regretting that he had-not a seat in front. Pray, ,said another passenger, did you ever travel this road before? 0! - yes, often, was the answer. Then now, sir, you hay.B the pleasure ...
... to be in the following proportions : January 1 4:33 July 2 516 February .0,746 August .1,453 March J,440 epteitiber 2 193 April 1 7BO October 2,073 May •1,853 November 2 490 June 1 B3O December 24G The greatest average quantity, therefore, falls in July ...
... to be in the following proportions : January 1,453 July 2 516 nary 0,746 A too- t .1,123 Starch .1 - -410 September 2,103 April 1 780 October 2,073 May 1,853 November 4OO June ' 1.830 December 2 _ _ The 'greatest average quantity, therefore; falls in ...
... you answered I t ell r . c otne to the scratch, like an Englishman—show yor e llSt n _ QlP play, and you shall find a ready , and a very willi, Livar:er ~•- 1 . B. JOHNSON: I'M, April 20, 1830. fact I El. 1 the con- I yotti;:i GENTLEMAN. OF LIVERPOOL ...
... Chartres, born the Bth crgpieelberlBllSTVLouria-Maria Theresa Charlotte Isabella, born April 3, 1812, Duchess d'Orleans; 3. Maria Christiana Caroline, born April 12, 1813, Duchess de Valois; 4. Louis Charles, Duc de Nemours, born October 25, 1814; 5 ...