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... —After Mr. Whitbread had made aaote farther observations, General Stewart (Tho was the bearer of Sir John’s last dispatch) rose and said, that when Sir John delivered him his dispatch, said ‘-my wish is that Government should publish it, but leave it entirely ...
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... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...
... all classes wear in their button-holes or on their hats the red and yellow riband. Several of the have been seen walking arm in arm with the citizens, wearing the colours of Liege. Several letters had arrived in that town, stating that a great dis- turbance ...
... the power o» hlamUnkliy arm hath drawn ea ut great deep*, and placed on kite glory What shall rtnder unto him but tears gratitude and) (Blgncd) . the Head-qaarten, CarUrube, Dec. «, (O. 8.) I*l3. DESTROYING SLUGS GARDENS, Ma. JOHN WILMQT, r. H. s. . From ...
... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...
... auctioneer, Forejtato.street. Wa»o Assessoas. ('trims: Mr. John Redgrave. glover, and Mr. Harriaon. BriUnnU-souire. brearr.-.V ...
... Right Hon. Secret, ry M ar in his place, wished to ask if the reports which had appealed in the public papers relating Lord Cardigan ordering soldier to be flogged immediately after Divine Service on a Sundry correct not? and if correct, whether the regulations ...
... following Degree* were conferred :—Doctor in Chit Lam —The Rev. John Henry Hogarth, Wadbam, Grand Com. Masters of JrU.-H.er. Thos. Procter, Michel’* Fellow of Queen’s; Re». Fred. Runch, St. John’s. Bachelors of Arts.' —Charles Hopkinson, Queen’s; Re*. Ale* ...
... per annum instead of half a ton formerly, and as directed by the will of Mrs. Hacketf. was afterwards moved by John Williams, Esq.* seconded John Nash, Esq., and unanimously carried“ That the thanks of the Trustees be given to Mr. Aid. Mebb for the labour ...
... above the elbow right arm crucifix ; below the elbow tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of female kneeling at the toot It; outside of the wrist, heart and the anus of Venus, with the letters W.P.” and J.F, ;** inside of the arm, Hope anchor, and the ...
... aforesaid, now in the occupation of Samuel Foster and John Bubb, containing together IR. 19P. LOT 9.â A Capital ORCHARD, adjoining or near the village of Inkberrow aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. John Steward, containing IR. 30P. LOT 10.â A COTTAGE ...