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... the rejected of Dudley, and the accepted of P-.linhurch. (we are proud people, the Scotch,) his knee, and head of ** plain John Campbell” rebounded yard from the sod. • • • • Honest Lord Althorp jfod-natoredly joined conspitacy against the venerable patriarch ...
... river on Sunday, and remained till Tuesday, when, in drifting down to sea, she ran foul of the Sarah, a vessel belonging to Sir John Tobin, that had just come to her moorings from Demerara. In the endeavour to clear the vessels, the boatswain of the Euphrates ...
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... hours per day. James Mills was called to the chair, and seven reardutions were read, bat only three of them passed. John Knight, Lenox, John Doherty, and several persons from Manchester addressed the meeting, which was considered a complete failure. Richard ...
... produced— stalls of the black canons will lie replaced— Ihe tomb of Sir John 'lopclitfe, l.ord Chief Justice, Master of the Miol,Stc. preserved that the Sacrarium will restored, and the arms of Soothill. with Eagles. displayed and quiescent, renewed. short ...
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... undergo their mpective sentences :---Ou board thr Lerietham Hulk, Portsmouth—Joseph Shepherd, John Kirk, Peter Horhury, Christopocr King John Mitchell, John Gledhill, Thomas Jackson, William Rutherford, William Powell, Frederick Sullivan, William Ilibutson ...
... which that clause could havr given, and has withheld the whole of the (arm, and has held, and pu* out. and kept out, the landlord, Mr Strickland, from the ottier jmrts of the (arm question. It very true, that they offered give the residue of the them ...
... and met with a rapid * ,a - e - The drawing is a very spirited one. — Christian Advocate. Accident — A man of the name of John Boynton, broke his 'gh bone on Monday last, in consequence of a fall in George- stre «t. He was taken to the Infirmary, and ...
... in Ireland praying for a repeal of the Union, for the total abolition of tithes, for relief from local taxe_, and one from John Leary, a person under transportation, complaining of unjusi treatment, which were all laid on the table —Mr. Fitzsimon presented ...