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... best Bi 1 r or Bidders, at a public Meeting of the Trustees of the sa Rbads, to be. Udell in the New Court Room, in Present arm' 'aid, on TUESDAY the Twentieth day of September Next, between the hours of Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, and, Three o'clock ...
... Peppitt, who died in consequence of having set her clothes on lire on the 21st instant. Verdict — Accidental death. THE LATE MR. JOHN SHEPHERD, CURATOR OF THE LIVERPOOL BOTANIC GAED,EN.—We, are requested to state that it is the intention of the gentlemen of ...
... Lee ' Esq. Bazett David Colvin, Esq. M a j o r John Luald John Fuller, Esq. Thomas Willis Muskett,Esq Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell,Esq. Major George Willock. Actusity, Mr. William Lewis. SECRETARY, Mr. John Cazenove. T HIS Society undertakes .to provide ...
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... farthing ar gi thi s n t g . We now know Lord John Russell, a n d we hold him for nothing more than ivnhont he l n i n s ungratefulfthe ttaleay. Lord, r Leonard's Shoreditch, on Friday last. We know Lord John Russell—we know him at last ;.- 'Ah! would ...
... other ng al ° lhe relired uch lhe mterestin and important proceedings Sra of Cardigan following interesting Mr in South Wales which frequently The ! whole amphitheatre (Cardigan Bay) century Gyddue prince of the named Cantrey is nentioned by the and (indeed ...
... his ears,) happened to get a crack in the arm, of so violent a nature as to fracture the _ . INCIDENTS or WAR.—Soon after nightfall, bone. Regardless of the . wound, while theblood and when the clash of arms was no longer was streaming fast, he looked ...