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... THE PERTHSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1843. THE. said above seventy of the companions in arms of the Duke of Wellington at the glorious achievement of the Nth of June, Mb, had toga• ged to ee'ebrate the anniversary of that battle on Monday ...
... Whereas in certain diwricts of South Wales, more especially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of people. disguised, and armed with guns and other offensive weapon., have taken place by night, and outrages of the ...
... termination. 1 indulge the hope, that (future differences between political parlies that country may settled without an appeal to arms. J Gentlemen the House Commons, 1 * ipai'k jou tor your willingness in granting me the necessary i, '* * ppl,edwlthdueiare ...
... both P arties r ; n ciple of the found to agree in condemning P remedy , present system than in substituting The Earl of Cardigan’s trial before the House of Peers terminated, as all expected, in his acquittal, but upon a different ground from what could ...
... Damascus; and John Sealy, Esq. to be Solicitor. ¢ in the island of Barbadoes; and Stephen Bourne, ris speech generally be Registrar of the District of Berbiee. f valuable Wispsor.—A Gernan artist has recently taken | of each hand and arm of the Princess ...
... tbe army, and I was not born, and my mother wam’t courted yet, and the country was freed from British slavery by the glorious arms of Thomas Jefferson and General Jackson ! this day I call npon yon to gird on your swords, and beat your spears into ploughshares ...
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... till the following day. The Ministers were supported by Sergeant Talfonrd. who commenced the debate, by Mr Gillon, Mr J. Grattan, Sir O. Staunton, Mr ‘Wallace, Dr Lushington, Sir C. Grey, and Mr Handley. Their opponents were Mr Hodgson Hinde, Lord Claude ...
... some of the most active and zealous friends of the. Church in this quarter—tile Lord Provost, convener of the general, and John Leadbetter. Esq.. convene. or the acting committee. The thanks of the meeting having been t.•ndarrd to the Lord Provost for ...