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... M.P. J. Bulkeley Johnsea, Esq. Z A Eniesi Bruce. MP. Thomas H. Kerfoot, Esq. -iZ I'mi-iers Esq.. M.P. John Norburv, Esq. J - lames Eyre, M.D. John Parker,' Esq., U.T. v „„ Haiirb. Esq. Edward T. Whitaker, Esq. ?? r Li Aiu.irauce on the lowest lerms ...
... Something next to Nothing. Shakspeare's Historical Plays. By the Right Hon. T. P. Courtenay. Youth. Old and New Friends. By T. C. Grattan, Esq. Personal Narrative of Tristram Dumps Baron Von Boots, a Tale of Blood. By H. Brownrigg, Esq. An Irish Incident in Ninety_ ...
... my back, seized my right arm, and began to grind it with his teeth in a dreadful manner. I with him to the best of my power, but he threw me down. I cried out ‘Murder! but no one came to my assistance. He then loosed my right arm, and I got upon my feet ...
... (the late Schah); to bad induced bsrm to wear, and wvithout any attempt -at.~ to ,concealment Ite threw 'himself into the arms of Russae., vi Russian officers superse~ed those of England in disci-- pi plining the force employed before Herat, a city lost ...
... MAHON. Lately published, V 01.1., 18s.; V 01.11., 14s. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Now Ready, with Poitraits, _ie, Five Vols, post Bvo., MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF WILLIAM WILBERFORCE. By His Sons- John Murray, Albemarle-street. ~. This Day is published, ...
... Parishes. (fret/piers. I,lairt-y-wern:and Punt Trrtrra NI anorowea John and Thllilin. Frrelied, &c. licteddy Uchat and ticteddy (lairul . I) • 1 Timothy Dories, Martha Itowr, John Howell% Part of Sclrddy lase 1)0. Mr. Joel Jrnkin4 and others Ty-nrwyd•l ...
... hinteeif itonoanced. in January.’! Cn-ost tup. mounino UEBM.n.y Arson tin- of the day is one the intended refireng’.-Tt Sir John t am Hobhouse from, the Board (.W.rou). such Ire the case, the hon. baronet wil, not be muck missed, for, since his appointment ...
... adventurers exceeding, if possible, the former, in' committing un. heard cruelties on the natives, and shortly turning their arms against one another. Fhgaet, p ,ve, ty, famine, and all th* evils inseparable from a devas. tated country, reduced the nativea ...
... WOOD, Senior Constable, i JOHN WOOLLAM, Junior Constable, j VVM. KOSE. Superintendent of the Fire Police, | THOMAS LEE, Architect and Surveyor, ' ?? Manchester DAVID BELLHOUSE, Jun., Builder, J. W. ATKINSON, Architect, JOHN' A. BEAVER. Manufacturer, BOBERT ...
... doolit of it, would tee be reference to p. 62. Mr. J. Keade of Three Br dg« 1 Mr. W. Power seconded the ieict retalutioo . Mr. John Rourke seconded the resolution, which passed unanimously. That petition* to Parliament tied and presented in the term of the ...
... 6. OLIVER CROMWELL. By JOHN FORSTER, Esq., of the Inner Temple. Being Vol. 108 of the CABINET CYCLOP/EDIA. Vol. 107, Professor De Morgan's ESSAY on PROBABILITIES, was published Oct. 1. London : LONGMAN, ORME, and CO.; and JOHN TAYLOR. Just published, ...
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