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... BEDFORD TIMES SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1847, “ RECTE FACIENDO SECURUS. SUMMARY OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS. The Army Service Bill was read a second time on Moaday night, and in the course of the debate some peeuliar incidents transpired. Earl Grey very ably answered the ...
... market, when vating hoaute anld. * 1 aves AN Irisn Comprimest bonding her heal ovor a rose-tree from an Trish hashet woman in ( the woman lookiog Lindly at the yer pridon, vouue kade, bat if in's pleasing 1o ye, I'd hank you 1) keen vour clieek away from ...
... He had formerly been in the army in India, and sowe time since in the E division of police. Some other immaterial evidence having been adduced, The Coroner, in summing up, remarked, that with regard to the deceased woman there could be no doubt that ...
... damages. would divide the House on this its first stage, THE Army ESTINATES ron 1849-50.—The esti- Mr. Law retaived the opinion he had expressed upon | mates of the effective and the non-effective army serthe last bill ; for the preseat measure, though pretend- ...
... the British Army, expired on the 9th inst., at Anton's-hill, in the 00th year of his age and after a military service of seventy-five years. He was the second son and heir of Cuthbert Hunter, tsq , of Medomsley, Durhum, He entered the army August 80, 1771 ...
... 4th Witl, Iv, cap. 27, which, substituting the word ““tithes ” for *land” in its interpretation clanse, proceeds to enact afterwards that no person shall sue for the recovering of *“ land,” unless his rigiit 1o do so shall have first acerued to him within ...
... np. end pursued ladies and restored it to the owner. Tbe poor woman was directly rewarded with ten sovereigns, which .'he acknowledged falling her knees and exprearing her gratitude /. army ii:ftnrs wlmlVi: visuuHy urHiitcil will Ik* ronsulcd to leuni ...
... into private life, and that woe only restrained from resigning bis exalted offloe by foe regard to the interest and welfare of army, and bis patriotic anxiety for tbe public welfare of country. announcement that bis lordship has now determined to withdraw ...
... •tqaaiotaoee with her what he had braid read from the newspapers, and added, ** Between her and (be other woman I between twn firea.** f***^ •■ked k'® other woman he meant, • ben Good replied eharplv, I mean she that's Bordered lie loiiher said had no one to thank ...
... The dec* used was brought to her house shortly after bis arrival irom Derby, where hod been living witb his grandfstbi r, hy woman who called herself Mrs. WheaVroft. In shout hour or djcettsed went away with Mm. who, together with George was then lodging ...
... exhausted but onlu' kily.an elderly woman, who. It is suppnsoi, was deaf, and therefore unconscious of the approach the carriage, was in the way, and tl»e coachman was placed In the of continuing his course and killing this woman, or of ranking a short tom and ...