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... P ineon, Sir Charles A. Leslie, John Nash, E: Thomas Nash Frederick Polhill MP George F. Pearson, Walesby, Esa. J. F. Thomas Eeq. Esq. F.R.S., ‘ing’s College. MEDICAL Wm. May, Esq. R. B. Todd, M.D., F.R.S. Si R. W. Rothman, Esq. A.M .R. 5 George Sawyer ...
... NOTICE to the CREDITORS ~/ MR. CHAT TEUTON of the SEN HOUSE ARMS INN, MARY PORT. is requested that they will immediately send in their Account* to Mr. IIUTHSVAIIE, Solicitor, ol the same Place. N. B.—A Report having been circulated that the Ehtabliahmenl ...
... hose houses they sojoured. a various innkeepers in w' The degroom enjoyed a tole rable appetite, and dealt with a the good cheer which the country afforded. The liowever, at mneal-time, became ass of wine formed the pen nsive and a diluted gl “from all we ...
... to at Kon ¢ SPAIN § + It is mew stated chat America will be reaay & ‘July. “Lbe preparations: # promising oppearance o sAceounts rem refuses to give up Ment Olvvenea and the territo ‘Lhey ico avert that the, ture have been ford hac inspected Ue to: ore ...
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... he exclaims“ Beat you, lady no—the man who lays his hand upon a woman, save the way of kindness, a wretch, whom it were gross flattery to call a coward !” was nobly delivered and nroduced a thrilling effect. We wish, however, that Mr. Copeland would be ...
... propose en! s state, that the purpose of now rumoured, for tssuin force, which is td consist of | of Liverpool avoided a a: is conjectared chat the expe- serving, that he, as well as st ins ance to the River Plate, heard vayoe rumours of expelling the division ...
... troducing a religion of hi: gion—that a man had cu where a few persons of his authority ?—He tota from the proposition, that gard to the Catholics had disloyalty, and perfidy. was carried oa with such a been forgotten: the Godh its place a ...
... Feslguotion of The Rev. James Davien, M. A.. to the Ineumhency of Chilworth, of John Fleming, Eoq , M.P. of Wie, WS ‘the of the Rev. C. , M.A., to the Perpetual Rolle and John Brogge, Esq. ‘The Rev. William Hurst, B.A, af 00 the Doo: ters. of Berens, ie the ...
... material injury. st exclusively of the wives and Cty, a bloom, which has every a the present genial weather eo A us, for a general meeting, to be } Sth of next month, to consid be-adopted, in order to put a: in that parish, more particuls ...
... ‘been as he €., aj his own Ney that there were thentie sig atures of householder to Chat petition, which tad been ‘yy a le ...
... Infantry, with Brigadier Yates, w: con- ducted to the crest of a 1 commanding the left, and after pouring in a destructive fire, rushed down on him, and on pproaching the nullah below was exposed to a heavy fire from two guns which they captored. Brigadier Yates ...