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... Author of the Miti- tsrv Sketch Book — On the pre-ent Distribution of Weight *nd Pressure io Ships of War, by Commander John Pearse, R.N.— Sketch of the Military Services of the lale Lieutenant- General Guard — The Officer's Cemetery at Gibraltar — ...
... party called parochial meetings to secure Mr. Grattan's election ; and, in order to show their opinion of Mr. Dawson's attempt, they unanimously resolved to give their undivided voices in plump. ers to Mr. Grattan. Several of the guilds have also met, and ...
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... inviolability granted to him by the Charter which he attempted to destroy. His guilty agents will not so gaily escape through an armed and intelligent population. The telegraph has carried the news of the changed Ga.. venom* to all parts of France, and measures ...
... for the life of the vender, a lady aged 36 years, whose lifa is insurable, payable out of freehold estates In the county of Cardigan, of the annual value of 526/ and upwards, being part of one.third of the annual rents of the said estates ' directed to be ...
... is ties. At the moment of denser they got arms, and lid themselves with the masses of people who were fighting in the streets of the capital National must have excited in them that generous ardour so often armed in Greece the Bawds and the Gianni Mom Gedeowsre ...
... possession of the ground. By the will of the late John Williamson, Esq., of Dahlock, Herts, he has left landed and personal property exceeding 700,000/., between the Messrs: Boothe, distillers, and the , Rev. John Allington, of Little Barford, Bedfordshire. ...
... JBNKI NS& SLANRY for Shrewsbury, heating CORBETT. DAVIES and Rossano/4 are returned tor Worcester city. Colonel PALMER and Lord JOHN THYNNIt have been returned by the select body of corporators of the city of Bath. At Dart mouth, they have tried a question ...
... thing of the Mr. Stewart who is a candidate far Penrhyn ? We also wish to -know if this Mr. Stewart was ever a clerk in King's Arms-yard, in the City? QUEENBOROUOII.—We will not stop to notice your conduct towards your benefactor and friend. You had many ...
... were, — For Moore Shaw 222 Grattan The allowed votes may be classed thus : Freemen. Freeholders. For Moore 229 Shaw Grattan According, howeverAto Mr. Grattan's statement, the freeholders stand thus : For Moore Shaw Grattan This day (Friday) the greater ...
... complimented the officers on their state of diaeipline. Their Majesties then proceeded the Governor's, the Queen taking the arm of his Grace the Duke of Wellington. Her Majesty, who was dressed extremely plain, was fre. cheered the assembled mnltiiude ...
... these grounds, and yet have left innumerable beauties unseen. The rides and walks, supposed, EXCEED TWELVE MILES. t, IN CARDIGAN. in which will he found such continuation of beautiful wiMneaa, such fearful and almost unapproachable heights, cataracts ...