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... Chertca flely, sI Jetes Elarriecn, Johnr Moody, John Win. Late, Edward Davies, Constantine Conynigini, John Stephen -luripton, Andrew Au- the denon, John Hudson, George Doak,John Wliteetlad -Purser the -John Smith Tracev.-RoyIl Meaine,-Firat ...

... the delight ofhrh I to- band's family. Hie then proceeded to a detail of thet in circumstances relatinigto the elopement. Sir John Tyr. ndl cell kept a small pony chaise, and Mrs. Tyrrell being Se- particularly fond of diviNg, she had the use of this hre ...

... rs, that it will fec be well always to look to their actions and not to their tiaj words. Ballasteros is represented as in arms egainst pul the Royalist authorities. Be is saidl to have caused Eu papers to be circulated at Cabri, which have produced det ...

... day; Sir J. tPI ScArlett moved for a rule to show cagse why a criminal o information, should not be filed against the Rev. John Glarret, of Hereford, under the, following circumstances. o The person for whom bie moved was Mr. J. H. Sy. ~ mondls. late ...

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