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... man of war San Sebastian, without masts, is anchored in front of Paco d’Arcos, but completely armed and manned serve a battery.—Two men-of-war, the Don John V 1. and Kainlia. three corvettes, and two brigs, are ready to leave the Tagus upon the signal ...

... DIostyn, the Bishop of Iury, Hon. Rice rrevor, Right Hon. (C..W WyXl Sir Edward Mostyn, Sir C. Mlorgan, Sir R. W Vaugt Sir John John Owen, and Sir R. Philips, Vicet. dents. Mr. Parry was elected Honorary t ecretary Conductor of. the Bardic Meetings. Two ...

... Major George Wafts, Chosen House, near Gloucester. DEATHS—John Tinney, Esq., many years an Alderman ami Magistrate of Salisbury.—At la*igli, aged 88, Mr. W. Witheringlon*—ln his year, Mr. John Bassett, Salisbury.—At Bath, in her year, Mrs. Isabella Grime*— ...

... resolution that the wealth of the church should lie reduced ; and was supported by Mr. Edward Ellis, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord John Russell and Mr. Brougham. A pledge bad been given tbe present cabinet, which honour and policy would compel them to redeem ...

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... inmates, John Rogers and James Ring. After exchanging some blows, the latter drew a large pocket knife, and cut Rogers severely in several places. One of the wounds was in the bend of the right arm, and penetrated to the bone, cutting the arm nearly half ...

... BANKRUPTS. John Beck toe, Maacbester, shoe maker James kV Doaald, Liverpool, merchant Edward Hest, Sale street, Paddington, slater William Jammer, East Paddington, butcher John Presets, Carmarthen, Leo draper Edward Frankland, York, draper John Lyall, Worcester ...

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... are secured upon tbe land.’* How are these contradictory assertions to reconciled ? _ . Mr. WALLACE, Mr. H. GRATTAN. Mr. LEADER, and Mr. J. GRATTAN supported the amendment. Lord EBRINGTON supported the original motion. Lord ALTHORP said that government had ...

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