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... ballot are- For the Western District: Far the Eastern District: Job Harril, Thomas Powell, John Bailey, Joseph Grace Smith, : -JohnAdolhqhNsStinsbtaryEtqrs. John Wesley Hall, Esqrs. Of whom two-thirds arg re-eligible. FOR NEW YORK. r- The well-known British ...
... not to forced on the councils against their will. Sir Roltert Peel withdrew his amendment, and Lord John UusseH’s proposition was agreed to. Ijord John Russell then moved the omission of the clause M, which had been introduced by the House of Lords; and ...
... during the room. Presently the dame of quality rose from her seat, and in voice that was almost smothered in r,⢠exclaimed John, how dared you to put on nyi rage. exci.i . ,| t | )at t he Mack « ladyship hadheen intended for Johnâ inâ whin marched ...
... Liverpool, John 1. Ca->Mn, Esq., to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late John Todd, Esq., of Preatulea. Aug. 27, at Mt-ils, Somerset, the Rev. John Ragott Doveton, Francis Adams, jun., Esq., of Clifton, Maria, fourth daughter of the Rev. John Frederick Doveton ...
... saniction of the Regents:) IllS lmPERIALI AJtSTY DON P7EDIO IL. DIRECTORS' JamesC. C. Bvll, Esq. I John Harstman, Esq. John Brown, Esq. I Fred. Huth, Jun. Esq. John Dixon, Esq. Sir Charles Price, Hart. Jolin Foster, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. AUniTORS: George ...
... Goods, Merchandi~,sdStPil froM Loss or Damage by Oare. pasaICTiRS: JOHN HAY'THOWNE, BIChairats GEORtGE Gll34, Deputy chairm0SO JOSEPH COOKSON CHARLE:S PAYNE HENRY BUSH JOHN HURLE. JOHN ACRAMAN. THOiIAS CAM~JPLIN t tile. l 71HIS . Copaily effect Itsttralcnse ...
... 1782 and 1798. and it was a time when a man almost lived with pistol in his hand. Grattan's dying advice to his son was, 'Be always ready with the pistol !' Talking of Grattan, is it not wonderful, that with all the agitation in Ireland, we have had no such' ...
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... d bull, two two-year-old steers, five sows in farrow, and ten young pigs. Good wagon, ou iron arms, nearly new two good dungcarts, one of them on iron arms; market ditto, two ploughs, drags, harrows, roller, threo cow-cribs, 24-round ladder, trace, thill ...
... Coorgs being baud and into object be struck force effect astounding The champion who before was be to encounter armed weapon have just tall arms muscular legs thin of the was perceptible with every movement whilst the freedom of the few contortions he the ...
... at the Bath Arms Inn, U'ed.'iesila: the 4th day of November, 183,5, at four o'clock inti.d afternoon, subject to such conditions will |-. t;.n and there produced,—All that EXTENSIVE anil VALUABLE ESTATE, late in the occupation ot| John Tiritoe Thring ...
... tBeard, Mitinhiead. I John Hill, ditto to Mr. Samuel Drew, Eixminster. t, Samuel liright, ditto to Mr, John NVippell, Exminster. George Lucas. ditto to Mr. James Bnker, Exmitnster. , Wm. Gidley, ditto to Mr. Spyritg, Kenton. ,l John Baker, ditto to Mts ...