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... the rifuaace his keeper, and make his escape frees Ike private madhouse. When he reached his rector* kis first care was to arm himself with brace of loaded pistols aad Stiletto, and to provide quantity active ami immediate pulton. Thus prepared, bade ...

... Joh moo. official assignee; Bed'ielev. Leman-areet. Go-idaao’s-fields. Loo don. JOHN CHBTTLE, linen-draper, Warminster. Wiltshire. June 3 add July 9. at sltven, at Bath Arms lan, Warminster. Holmes. Loft us, and Yonog, New iu, ; Chapman, Warminster. » JOSEPH ...

... Mr. Cavendish, the liberal candidate. It strongly rumoured that Sir John Campbell insist# upon being appointed the new judge in room the late Vaughan.—o'laaderd.—Of coarse Sir John wants to make all right and straight. It is an instance of Scotch caution ...

... land. All the crowned heads of Europe tottering on their thrones, and the people half-determined to throw themselves into the arms of the French, to give them the fraternal hog or to shoot them as foes. These scenes have indeed past away. But that which ...

... fiteetpoal Yol. Yl.—No. 399.] Sale* ftuctfen. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND GENERAL EDUCATION. BROUGHTON, MANCHESTER. FfIHE Rev. JOHN DEAN, M.A., of tbe Established J. Church of Scotland, presuming on twelve years experience, Teacher of the advanced classes ...

... since, to the no small •fEegliebmen. better known King of (bo Prom Ihts Spanish alliance we suffer voluntary contribution men, arms, munition* of war. But then it is, the part of the British govern moot, sacrifice mads with its eves open, that account only ...