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... HUXHAM, Swansea, Glamorganshire, porter-mere! t, July 30, Aug, 21, at the Mackworth Arms, Swansea. Atts, Pulling and Co. Hare-court, Temple ; or Collinson, Swansea. JOHN HUNTON, Vork, joiner, July 27, Aug. 21, at the Faleon, York. and Co. ¥ Atts. Williamson ...
... EILANCHOLt OCCURRENCE. A Coroner's it wu bald on Friday last, at the Bay's 11111 Inn, before John Barnett, Esq. Coroner, and a highly respectable Jury, on elew of the body of a man, name unknown. stated to be a Pole, an itinerant musician, who h d hung ...
... ever, if it be for a century, 1 upon with neglect or indifference.” The Times, in another article, expresses its convic Lord Cardigan will leave the army. The following passages in the memorandum to which we have alluded “ The general commanding in chief ...
... the ensuing year, was proposed bv the Rev. J. H. Woodward, and seconded by the Rev. John Hall. It was then proposed by the Rev. H. Richards, and seconded the Kev. John Herniman, that the thanks of the meeting given the Dean and Chapter for the use of their ...
... caused the cashiering of Capt. R. A. Reynolds. Brighton correspondent of the Morning Chronicle reports that the effigy of Lord Cardigan, dressed in the uniform of the Eleventh Hussars, was paraded all over that town on Thursday, (Gunpowder-plot-day,) as a ...
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... which occupies six columus, headed Lord Cardigan and the 11th Hussars, has been published in the London papers. It relates to an affair between Capt. Reynolds of that regiment and its Lieut.-Col., Lord Cardigan. The matter originated in Capt. Reynolds ...
... Ireland laid received strict injunctions to search tor and seize all unregistered arms Ireland. , . « l >nl CkarUrille said the evil arising from the concealment of arms was on the increase. . _ . .. j Transportation. —The Archbishop Dublin brought forward ...
... keep a good supply them me. I remain, Sir, yours most obediently, JOHN CAIRO, PETRA, AND DAMASCVS, IN 18.19. WITH REMARKS ON TIIE GOVERNMENT OF ALI, AND ON THE PRESENT PROSPECTS OF SYRIA. John Kiune&r, Esq. M array. [Ftom THE EXAMINER.] This the work of an ...
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... Otackfrisebroad, cured of Opthatrnia. Wm Nary Road., Market•plue, W juicy. Roche, cured of Opthalreie, Witooeses to her sure, Mr. John Roeder, father, and R.Waiktr, k:sq. Ur. A. Allintyre, aged rd. 3, Silveratreet, Golden•square, cored of Gulls Serena sad Dashes ...
... the path for dead, and effected their escape, having rifled his pockets of 10s. or 11s. in silver. Two men, named John Connell and John Barnes, being suspect- ed, Connell was arrested, but the other, Barnes, managed to escape. The marks of his shoes ...