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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 ...
... from Quebec, at Limerick; the Elizabeth Robinson, Judd, from Quebec, and the Prince Leßoo, Pratt, from St. John’s, N. 8., at Belfast; the John, , from Quebec, otf Tuskar ; and the Friends, from Quebec, Bridgewater. COAL MARK s. d. Adairs 31 Beaumont 3U ...
... contiguity to Hafod, the splendid seat the late Col- Johnes, has enhanced its publicity, inasmuch being a part of that vast property, Aline Hostess ot this inn has the exclusive right to give admission to Cardigan’s adopted Favourite.” It is not perhaps generally ...
... 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 ...
... papers, of the killed and wounded in the affairs of the 27th, 28th, and 29th ult give the number of victims, Parisians, Gend'armes, &c. &c. as between eight and nine thousand. According to the returns of the Physicians and Surgeons of the Hospital, addressed ...
... Auo. 2-Polhill, IN; Whitbread, IN; Hassell, by a ball en the bled. A bead use neemmey to newer the wended 186. men The beta arm of tr ic res6Lems He le- Bigeror., Auo. 2-State of the pen, mood day : Davis, 3716; OA hen me 61 666- At was Protheroe ...
... re. (imams of infantry shell be armed Ram with et pikes. Arrangements will be made ebb Maas sal Bead it °Meaner, with the view hie Me 10.% paw ewe elm. By commend et the Right Honearebie Lug M. Car manding•in Cider, JOHN MACDONALD. Adjotessema Hesse Gsards ...
... 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. ...
... Presents a : slang coatrast to those farmers who have not yet wea PrOve • to be converts to the march of agricultural l'. The f arm buildings, of the best description, COastructect upon the principles adopted by the best Nor- Xt‘..fariners ; they are ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...