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... oO B BY AUCTION By Mr. JOHN PATCH, On the Premises, on Wepnespay and Ath and 12th, 1840, LL the Neat and Valuable FURNITURE, excellent double barrel GUN, by Manto about Seven ‘I'ons cf rime MEADOW HAY, (to be taken o he the premises,) CAS 3, D AIKY UTENSILS ...
... iik'tche* of Country Life, ftivlnrtoru, London. fiCULESIASTICAD INTELLIGENCE the DIOCESE OF SALISBURY the 25th inrtant, the Rev. John Cunninghainc Cal land Bennett Topkin Hawkins, AI. A., was instituted* by the Very Roy. the Dean Sarom, the Vicarage of Ramsbury ...
... MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The German Powers are length arming; reserve in the Rhenish provinces is ordered remain under arms ; and the Austrian GovernoKiit iecls under the necessity of imitating the armsmeios Franc*.—AU the returns irum the ...
... an attempt, the object of which was either to or roment, to excite the citizens to arm royal euthority, or to excite civil war by arm’ , oF inciting the citizens to arm one inst the other. Ihe whe of the ev’ heard, Berryer addressed the Court in defence ...
... House.of Peers, Central Cri th return The bill against Lord Cardigan returned by the Grand Jury was then The -Arms then sai “Yeoman Usher ; bring James T = Dario The Earl of to the of Cardigan accordingly appeared at the bar, and took his place on a small ...
... T'his is not the of a only of his lordship’s auniticence to the distressed tamily Lineage of the Earl of Cardigan.—The noble family of the bari of Cardigan derives from vv de Bredenbali, who was a person of considerable note and extensive property im the retgns ...
... that every charge against Lord Cardigan contained In the G/t6e summary, has now been dealt with—the two latter ones not the way of argument or controvnsyy which would scarcely have been decorous mi the part of Lord Cardigan, after bis military coodact had ...
... pretence*, from John reed Bennett, Weymouth; John Hillard, stealing sheep •kms, the property of George Mayo and other*; Joseph C ohb, stealing poultry the property .Stephen Pounds ar.d bln * , H fl,flnwin bail: Mary I ovell, and John Powell, receiving ...
... across the arm. I not know, on my oath, that I broke his arm, nor was I ever told by any persen that T had—nei ther was J told so at Wincanton, or any else. Brixey did not fall on his knees, and beg me not to murder him ; but he said his arm was hurt. ...
... Charles Cross and Barnard Colchester, merchants. John Fisher, ‘Timsbury, Kent, miller. Moore Hildick, Walsall, 5 blican, William Wood, Walsall, James Edisbury, Holywe' Francis Norrison, Vevii’s Bridge, Cardigan, innkeeper. Flintsuire, grocer. ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S ADDRESS, To the Electors of the City of London. lor request you my sincere and hearty thanks tor (he honour you ve pun me by electi me as one uf your representatives in the Commons House of tod had I not been desirous of ex I chould ...
... their old places. From the LONDON GAZLUTH, Tues lay, Sept. BANKRUPTS. John Molineux, sen., Livi , professur of music, I Bott , Manchester, calico-printers, Potter, Samuel Potter, and John Krans, Manchester, calico- George Potter and Samue Thomas Richardson ...