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... they consent to remove from the Bill all the artificial inequalities it established between different classes of voters? Mr. Hardy said he did not understand that Mr. Gladstone was entitled to speak in the name of all the opposition, and he declined, therefore ...
... 4d 1-er 81b in the market sold at high fined to 50 head. Ine le r , The show of «S’wc «bl J Sil. The demimil was heavy, a. hardy last week’s prices. POTATOES. The markets are fully wWJ freely at very full imlces. The >m m Alexandria, about tons ttuiu '’''f ...
... now at Portland, was engaged on the royal mainyard of the ship he tell into the sea. The descent was witnessed by Lieutenant Thomas James, who was deck at the time, and it had such effect upon him that an affection of the heart developed itself in a severe ...
... 18, Terrace,; J. Galloway 6, Black Horae YKd. Street; eod Miss Lennard. Burnett, Hill. Lythe —Mrs. Skelton. (jlauidaU—M™- Thomas Featneretone. May Ist, 1867. NEW WESLEYAN VTOTICK. —It is intended to LAY FOUNDAT .N STONE of New Wesleyan Chapel, at Oroamont ...
... Stevenson. Chemist] Pickering, Sower,by, Chemist. panlmg, and guarded bv policemen, and form objects stitntion. . , ~ , 4 , , Hardy gave notice of certain amendments, which Glad- rather than cruelty at least, a nope article of merchandise being slaves, who ...
... Crescent Avenue. Wood I 8 Mr W Foster 7Ss Worker 1 » Mrs KUvmgton Small, Mr H S & Mr. 2 Burton, Misses & m»i 2 Hardy, Mrs & Misaes London 2 Hardy, Mr F. J. 2 Bowen. Mr Horace ••• 2 Mash. Mr & Mrs Northampton 7 Coll*, Mrs W Morris, & Vicarage, Melton Mowbray ...
... for the last twelyemonth in the WbitOv Circuit, has been appointed by tho President o ference to take the place of the Rev. Thomas Harding, Canterbury. Mr. John Raine, of Darlington, has been engaged for Whitby, and will enter upon bis duties on Sunday ...
... inquiry, instituted at the desire the learned judges and the AtiOruey General, there appears to Mr. Hardy to good reason to believe that the defence made by Thomas Maguire was true, and he has therefore recommended Her Majesty lor an unconditional pardon.—l ...
... feet long, two fishing boat masts, chopping summon them. Mr. Janson said that he had issued no ulace* she should have it. Thomas Tose (14) iet market, which met a fair inquiry last week’s rates, a f«w THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this Society IEA MKittOUANI ...
... or the curiosity the public, has recently occurred in the neighlxmrhood of Dorking. Monday, the 20th of April, a boy named Thomas Steelman, aged fourteen, in the employ of Mrs. Mayo, of I’ixham-laue, as a page, after receiving his wages ami a present 10s ...
... L. Actuary. Agents: Whitby—John Bucbannan, Solicitor. Pickerinj—Jane Bland. Staithes—John Laverick, Postmaster. Onisbro’—Thomas Bawling. ASTONISHING REMEDY ■ HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. It Expels Disease! And why accompliih nothing beyond in the blood, and ...