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... Kitt's ; the Chicory, from Charleston ; the Vi. belie, from Philadelphia; the Edouard, from iiarfleur; the John Wood, from Havre; and the John and William, the Rachael and Mary, and the Concordia.. from Guernsey.—Sailed, the Lord Eldon, for Bombay; and ...
... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...
... Aberdovy-ferry on the evening of the ntlemen, who left him on the PenrhY o, lo him. On the following day his horse on the Cardigan side. His cloak, ere near the same place, and although ot made for him, he has neither been folio s believed he must have ...
... Down—T. J. Smyth, Esq., ofLisburne. Dublin—Baron de Robeck. Fermanagh—G. llasard.Esq., of Enniskillen. Galway—Sir John Burke, Bt, Ksrry—John O’Connell, Esq. Kilkenny—J. B. Wandsford, Esq. King’s County—M. B. Mullins, Esq. Kildare—Hon. E. Lawless. THE division ...
... reverted to LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S notice about the Blj SHOP of EXETER, aud being interrupted by cries which iutii mated that this was an irrelevant topic, turned the tables his assailants by observing how irrelevant, iu that case, LORD j JOHN'S notice must ...
... Cox » Hon Dawson Damer, Ellis, Sir E ber for | Lord Hi b, John I Jackson, 1 of this Jones, Right Hon T Lefroy, Edwar Henry Maxwell, Captain Meynell, Hon J O'Neil, t to be Colonel Verner, John Y: Archbold, N Ball, HOW Barr to pass Barry, Francis B Beamish ...
... heist at the House of John Bateman, called the Tuftan Arms, in the said parish, on Wednesday, the seventh day of March next, at the hour of Twelve o'Clock iu the foreto 0111. Given under my hand this twelfth day of February, NU. JOHN HARVEY. ...
... Tower? Peopbq of Ireland, learn in their cowardice -a lesson of strength-because, to use the words of Henry Grattan-'they dare not. For what was John Wilkes, in 17069, expelled the House of Commons ? Not for making, a -charge of perjury against the great ...
... their arrears from the Spanish Government, but Lord John Hay them in especial charge. Sir G. LACY EVANS complained that Sir H, had not Communicated with him the subject, himself might with Lord John nay, and no one knew better than (Sir G. Lacy r.*ans) ...
... waiting at St Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negotiations about their pay, bnt that Lord John Hay would give every attention to their interests. In reply to Mr. Bradshawe, Lord Palmerston said he took upon himself all ...
... with theensignias of Knights Commanders ami were re»pectiveiy'iiilri>ducedby|Sir William Woods (Clarenceux King ot Arms) officer of arms of the order. Martins. Gentleman usher of the Sword of Siate, attended the ceremony with the sword of state. WILL THE ...