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... Blh Hussars, to Caroline, sixth daughter of John Harris, Esq. of Hughendon House, Bucks.—At Little Berkhampstead, Herts, B. Fuller, Esq. of Germains, Buckinghamshire, to Charlotte eldest daughter of the late John Stratton, Esq. of Little Berkhampsted. Clergymen ...
... Queen'sc. Wilbraham. G-, Cheshire Copeland, Aid. T., Coleraine Wilks, John, Boston French, A., Roscommon co. Williams, Sir J., Bart., Grattan, J., Wicklow co. Carmarthenshire Grattan, H., Meath county Williams,W.A., Monmouthsh. Hill, Lord A., Down county ...
... Bridgnorth CooSa, Queen sc. G.. Chcshiiv Copeland, -kid. T., Coleraine Wilks. John, Boston French, A., Koscnmmon co. illiums. Sir J., Bart., Grattan, J., Wicklow co. CarmartbensUire Grattan, H., Meath county Wniianw.WJl.. Monmouthsh. Hill, A., IHiwii mum, Willi—o ...
... not suspend them until there had been a ratification of the treaty separation. Even had a separation taken place by force of arms, —the only one that was contemplated by the treaty of 1815, we should not, in that case, have been able tosuspend those payments ...
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... from the fact, that it now ranks the second office in the united kingdomt agents: Cambridge E. M. SMITH & SON Ely Mr. JOHN HILLS. ■ Mr. JOHN THURBON. Wisbech Mr. JAMES LEACH, and Wm. STEVENS. Huntingdon. .. Mr. GEORGE FOX. St - Res Mr. T. D. PAUL. St. ...
... prepare to repeat the outrage if were not prevented. One of the stones struck the hat of the King, and then fell on the Queen’s arm, who was standing near him the other past both, and was attended with ill consequences to any of the attendants. The King, on ...