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... large enough for the imposing ceremonv. A true bill has been found against Sir Jo'm De Beavoir for falsely swearing to a qualification for a seat iu the House of Commons, which he abandoned before a committee. A shark was entangled in the ...

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... A CHAT.,LENGE. ESSRS. CUBRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in Majesty's ,service, • challenge the whole to prove a iiigle instance where their Medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect: The practice of many. years in this partieUlar branch ...

... liehetios„ !Tattooers* 'MOW Otis& 'Volved, , s be have a upon the partnership property, for any as he may have Omit deemed. When one . commits se set of bankruptcy, be puts himself of toe power of et the partnership —bit woes to bus Say • finds of the ...

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... A BREAKFAST-TABLE CHAT. Retjiect/uliy dedicated, htj the Author, to the readers of the ilaiil* stone Gazettey Somewhere in Maidstone —north, east, south, or west— Lives Mr. J. T never never mind the rest. Who, every Tuesday, makes a rule to get That famous ...

... witness's presence, and a check, dated July 9, given to the prisoner for 92/. Gs. Gd. Elias Miller, 91, deposed to apprehending the prisoner, and on searching him finding a silver watch, and a gold chain and seal, seven sovereigns and a half, ss. Gd. in silver ...

... merriment—of bun who is ooee a pupil of oatnre and a master of art. IX'tils of all dcnominitions have b«ea struggling for (be mastery at (be various theatres tbe metropolis ; but if the sucetss of a IXvil be measured by ho much a * Devil takes/ assuredly ...

... Mr. Kavanagh repeated; adding that, fearing a night attack, his dagger had been at his bedside, and p6inted to it on a commode by the wall. Upon leaving, Mr. Maltby immediately applied to a magistrate for a summons, that Mr. Kavanagh might be bound over ...