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... with drawn swords, entered, followed their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Gloucester and Cambridge, in their robes, walking arm in arm, with their trains borne up their respective train-bearers ; next entered his Royal Highnes' the Duke Sussex, in robes, ...
... Swedes, that they ought to stretcli out their arms to the good Norwegians, and never confound them with the rebels an’’- foreigners whom they marcli to Combat. am, Sir and Cousin, your affectionate, Charles John. Head-quarters at Cottenburgh, July SC, ibi* ...
... excluded the benefit the said Decree. and SONS, Plaintiff’s Solicitors. POSTING on the \Vestern Road.-; —VVeLLLS- ARMS (date the King’s Arms), .Murrell Green, Hants, forty miles from London.—W. WILLIE, from the George Inn, Crewkerne, Somerset, most respectfully ...
... Popcty truly Stated, and briefly Confuted.—By Dr. rapp. COMPANION THE SCHOLAR ARMED. Next week will published, ui 7/ vols. Bvo, coiitaiuiog nearly lull pages,. THE CHUUC H M A ARMED agninst the ’FTItiORS of the T IME.—By the Society for the Distribution Tracts ...
... the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince the United Provinces of the Netherlands, the under-mentioned pKites, viz.:—Mr. John Stewart, at Aberdeen ; Mr. Matthew Fairless, Sunderland ; Mr. Thomas Simpson, .Stockton; Mr. Ilionias Burden, at Newcastle; ...
... liedford, llerk* (including the Town flungertord), Berwick, Urecoiv, Uucks, Cambridge (mcluJiug the Town of Newmarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland, IJenbigh, fXrl ...
... Chancellor the Exchequer, postponed the consideration of the remaining Army Estimates till Friday ntxf. CATHOLIC PETITION. Mr. GRATTAN rose ash for leave to present a petition from tlie Catholics .of the city and comity Cork ; and also to state, as had done ...