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... relative to a proposed reduction ssued. pl of the Militia SiH, has just beer anit * Dec. 1 1828. the My Lonrp.—I shave the honour to i ‘onan your Th that his Majesty's Government having tia, aur into consideration the expence of the Staf M ayy have determined ...
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... error. The mountain districts in Inis county are assured abound with them; and as proof of this we may state that a veteran sportsman in Loweswater recently had in his possession, at one time, no fewer than thirteen ravena and seventy-five carrion crows, ...
... Mr. dic teth will, it is said, suc- ncellor, as Sir J. Shadwell ceed to the dignity of Vice-C will go to the Rolls, from which Court his Honour Sir John Leach has intimated his intenti n of retiring. Mas- ters Tower, Cross, Martin, Dowdeswell, Wingficld ...
... his abode the same as they stand in the Burgess Roll. The persons for whom votes must have their proper descriptions written or printed opposite the names. Now as every man will not have copy the Burgess Roll to take a correct descriptor, and e'tTor in this ...
... May, 1836. Edinburgh: Blackwood and Sons, Amid a whole host of rivals, our favourite Maga still iu at station, the ves her honourable and pre-e ‘The moon, sa Persia poet, aareh of magazines. siniles on ny roses, but th roses ouly look up to one moon, So ...
... that did not believe the rumour himsel', and had advised the ladies of the court quiet.” gave Lord I last-ngt his word of honour, “that no one was connected with the business but the ladies of the Court. He recommended Lord Hastings to consult the Duke ...
... au appetite not less keen that of an old Sportsman after a har day’ what an anxious eye you watch each dish as it writes and on the removal of ihe covers how your countenance Inightensas the savoury steam rolls upwards, A couple of slices from a roast ...
... under the roof of that hall in honour of the occasion, a portion, and a large nisters. (Cheers and bieves, nortion of her Majesty’ ‘The in which the latter decidedly predominated.) Sheriffs and himself were this day honoured by the presence of Lord Melb ...
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... Sir—l have the honour enclose £10 for the O'Connell Fund : fund which, I trust, will prove on this occasion, as distinctly as at any former period, the lasting j gratitude of Ireland to thf most distinguished other sons. I have the honour, &c. t D. Murray ...