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... dissolution of monasteries, was covered with the convent of the Dominicans or Blac4 Friars. The site was granted by Henry VIII. to John, the first Lord Russell, on the 4th of July, 1539.—Exeter Paper. AN AnArrotn is Lots noN.—The report from the Society foe ...

... Hone, refloat. The Hambledon hounds Mon at Soberton Down. The Cheshire hounds Mon at li!nderton Guide Post, Wed at the Abbey Arms, Forest, Fri at Dudden Heath, Sat at Sutton Pentuld. The East Bunch hounds Tu at Barcombe Cron. The Brighton hamers Mon at ...

... BILL. - The Sergeant at Arms having announced a message from the Lords, The SPEAKER, in the usual manner, put the question that the messengers he called in, when two Masters in Chancery entered, accompanied by the Sergeant at Arms, and delivered to the ...