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... ate publisbed, I 1. Eor.iANs DEscRIBEDi; a concise Delineation of every Coun-i tyitq k'ngland and WVales; with a M~lap. By John Alkin, M.D. C fn a handsome 8vo. volume, price 149. being an Enlargementr I s' the Work by that Author, intitled, ' Eigland ...
... want a distissguis'ing 'boay c-rrying arms. That the people must carry arms un- b versahll for these good purposes. Against the policy of this I d rn~ot resolutely oppose the experience of all ages, that, an armed t croqwvd can be hut of little avail ...
... c .d alone, and at oil:ehtfitnesere accompanied. When ,dthey went out of' the house together, they were c Id always arnl in arm.. ' c le At twenty minutes past four o'clock the Queen d re returned from, the House of Lords to St. Jamres's- in square. During ...
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... honour the following day, at Oudenarde, where this heroic act of self-devotion is recorded in the town-hall, the Colonel's arms (an arm in armour grasping a sword) being affixed to the tablet cn which his deeds are engraven. A handsome painting, representing ...
... orders snd called My Lord' Princess lake day there ml wlib two occasions wslked they arm In arm and ber R H into her gondola she took Ber-gaml's arm— Did ever take your arm No I her hand to her Cmt you the transaction through the f I roonwThen that Yea— wfcnsts ...
... for New South W ales; and Charlotte, Errington, for Riga. PLYMOUTH. Sm.. 2. —Passed up Channel the Redman, Mainwaring ; and John Troughton, Ravely, from Antigua; Fanny, Paterson, from St. Vincent's; Eliza, Garnock, from Havannah for London; and Sarah and ...
... youngest son of the Bishop of London. At Badets, In Germany, on the 14th ult. in the 28th year of his age, John, eldest soin of the Hon. John Spencer, and grand- son of the late Duke of Marlborough. In Bernard-street, Brunswick-square, on the 31st of ...
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... kingdom. The latest accounts from Palermo are Aug. Gth. The city was still agitated; citizens, to the number of 30,001), have armed themselves wit!) muskets taken from the arsenals, and breathe a determined spirit of independence. The deputation sent to ...
... -To be viewed and catalogises had three days prior to the sale, at Ilatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; Swan, Stozhnwell; King's Arms, Croydon; Assembly House, Hammersomlth; Don Saltero's Coffee Hlouse, Chelsea; of Mr. Williams, oppo. site the Mpart. Genuine ...
... MR. GRATTAN'S SPEECH ON THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE IRISH PARLLAMENT WHICH PROCURED THE LEGISLATIVE IRELAND. (From Gold and Nortiaboase's London lagsalne. fur Sirpt.) Th . ofollowitig Is an extract from one of those pate , otic appeals which, although it is ...