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... rcourt, from the Government of the Royal Military _College, to he Governor of Windsor CaAle, hi the place it the Earl of Cardigan, deeeased..7—Major.7General the Hon. A. Hope, from being Dinity Quarterqotter-;(ileneral, to he of the lo .1 Military college ...
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... Sunderland John and Sally Scorey Southampton the Cargreen Crabb the Perseverance Smitli the Tamar Lee the Dove Bunt the on-and-William Best the Mary Ann Tippet and Kitty Salt Plymouth the Johu-and-Mary Johns the Peggy Cooper and the Susanna Johns from revenue ...
... fastened in tufts, or bows of the same colour ; a short sash, lied in a bow > the left side ; sleeves looped in the front of the arm. The bottom of the petticoat trimmed in vandykes correspond. While silk stockings, with blue kid shoes. The hair twisted behind ...
... broke hi? knee, arm, and thumb.—On Tuesday evening, Chenowelh, of St. Agnes, fell from the shafts of a waggon laden with tin, nearTresillian-bridge, when the wheel went over his head and crushed mi to instant death.—On Monday even iug, Mr. John Paddun, clerk ...
... Henry, sale Adams Charles, Weymouth Miller Sir Thos. Po rtsmeuth Adah* Robert, Moore Peter, Coot ntry Aubrey Sir John, Atdborotlmk Newport Sir John, Waterford * Geo. Middlesex North Dudley, Brand Hon. T. Hertfordshire William, Motpeth Cavendish Wm. Derby OjbornLd ...
... submitted to his Royal Highness military arrangement, ill consequence the death Lord Cardigan. Earl Harcourt to Governor Windsor Castle, lv the room the Earl of Cardigan, deceased. General Charles Craufurd, to be Governor the Military College, Marlow ...
... of the ins of Scotland on the death of ALEXANDER 111.,(1'285), during the abseece acid mitiority of AIARCA the Norway.—Sir JoHN the Oat HAM, ' fidet Ackales of the renowned Sir fell at the of Falkirk (129 a fightiog valiaotly for the liberties of Scotland ...
... arrangement, in consequence of the death of Lord Cardigan, to which hetrusted fo, honoured with the Prince Regent’s approbation. Earl Harcourt to he Governor of Windsor Castle, in the room of the Earl of' Cardigan, deceased. V * • General Charles Cranford, ...
... were its the before us upon to act. To that spirit may b attributed the ere 'lion and the exertions of heir their o , dinanza armed peas only, ill fret, of those exertion. which 'were esseotial trate there. etup. tion of the nation hem its inveterate enemy ...
... military ar-r augment consequence of the death of Lord Cardigan to he trusted to be honoured With Prince Regent’s approbation Earl Harcourt be Governor Windsor Castle in the room of the Earl of Cardigan Charles Craufurd to be Governor of the Military College ...
... tile icholls the Swan John-and-Elizaheth Berry the Jolin-and-Botsey and Squire all for Bideford George Hancock Good-Intent Nicholls Mary Tonkin for llarris Miller John-and-Mary all for C’ould for Andrews for and the Eleanor for Cardigan NEATH 5 Arrived irace ...