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... still a tooting in the northern quarter of the Peninsula. Yesterday morning the Dukes of York arid Camliridge, Countess of Cardigan, &c (laid lueir resiiects to her Majesty, and the at the Qaeen’s Palace, At 12 o’clock her Majesty, and the Princesses, attended ...
... also by . a sort of instrument.. which they fix, by _means of A swivel, to their fingers,:and with the other end, which is armed with small sharp, pikes, wound • and lacerate faces of their antagonists. Of the wounds thus inflicted, , three men have already ...
... Francs. Cell* . S 6 3 o A s 6 as A 53 60 o SS s Monday Sir JOHN BRIGGEI‘, Bart. hended infßath by Mr. Hi PESLEY, of ShdP 0 11C .4 let,.on a charge of embezzling Kings 11 h 20 years fince. Sir JOHN was e..arged concerned with ISGAR CHOSI.iY, (5‘1.:. in te' ...
... and were with difficulty saved from destruction. Unfortunately Mr. Gregg was dread. fully burnt in both arms. MURDER.—Friday morning the body of John Farrow, whitesmith (with a family of seven children) was found at the bottom of the stairs of his door ...
... under convoy of the Tweed.SW. put back the 18th . The JOHN tranapnet, Li*ten. waa wrecked at P«««aTea the kutant I MART. lUM. from Dublin to London (In drtmn on ihore'on *.4 Aheimwih, near Cardigan, Oe« aaved. ; Tie DAPHNE. AniAaar o ...
... and WWI pre. Sr ~ 5 cm A plo t C yc on d i: t et a , ci n u ea arty r ily in r, th o c a n tf• ; e i;lt. John l'arki 1. Ile them seized his arms, and the other wrenched his to go tis breakfast, was thrown over a precipice, by r• L .AI., gun from him ...
... her attachment for the junior son of a s| ...
... Windle, john-ftreet; and Mr. Cliander, Nortitvideh.---H. Hall, Lewes, butcher, Nov. 12, Dec. 14, at the Star, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. Gwynne, I.ewes.—R. W. Clapham, I.iverpool, grocer, Nov. 22, Dec. 14, at the Globe, Liverpool. Attorneys, john-itreet ' ...
... mean rime ' have the honour to be, Indies and Dent lenten. Your moat faithful bumble servant, ...
... suffered less from their disorders. With respect to the injuries done to the inhabitants by the soldiers with their fire-arms and bayunets, in return for their plaudits and rivets, it appears very extraordinary, that it should not occur to these co ...
... admission of German recruits, who are to be found in abundance, and without a , moment's delay, ready trained to the use of arms and ardent tor the service.. . The master of a merchant vessel Who left the Elbe on the 25th nit. states, that the fortresses ...