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... savages.) and because Parliament had pissed the Arms Act, and he had pledged himself that while be lived no Englishman should brand himself or his arms— He had locked up in a chest, In an English county, the arms which his father carried In and had transmitted ...
... fireside of his home, et thirteen near Clam whim he in like manner wounded in the arm. shoeklar, and breast, by a bullet and some slugs . -40n the James Murray sad John Kennedy, brother. in-law, quarrelled sheet some land which they held jointly; there ...
... Central CiiininxlC out. alto return to the terfiJrnri The lull against Lord Cardigan returned by the (ivied Jury then r oil. Arm. ihon Yeoman Ltiiher, bring Jon. Thomas Earl of Cardigan to the liar. 'I he Earl of Cardurao accordingly appeared at the Ear. and ...
... the ()Mere tsf Kighthood wearing their insignia. Among the earlier visiters were the Duke of Wellington, Lord Melbourne. Lad John Russell, the Lord Chancellor. Lord Langdale. and others of the present and late ministries. The Queen opened the ball in a ...
... ty for JOHN OGILVIE, Secy. de an Edinbergh, September 1848. AGENTS CUPAR-FIFE.. Mrsens & | .Mr George W: + Mr in the Inverkeithing.r Alex. 24. ( Mesers T. Ronald & Co, Merchant g be- _Mr David Nicoll, Banker. out & & Andrews Wemyss John Bain, ...
... POLITICA TRACTS. THE EARL OP CARDIGAN'S TRIAL. (Front the Trews.) Th. .VriAr.liniry t.f the wogedifies of tho /1;00.1 • t.l in Lon' divrnee soon prow.. state of the KNOW' taw. tel very Ira?* as to the manner %hie'. the officers aho represented the ...
... stated was, that he hail learnt from (Arm of great et mimic° in the sortie. that there were precedents In the fur the indiction of punishments on the bat not such precedents as would hear out the condeet of Lord Cardigan, because the eases alluded to were ...
... respect to the expedition to F fier, TRANSPORTATION FOR HIOH TREASON , BIL Mr Napier proposed to present a tion from Mr & Lord John Russell wished to ask the Speaker whet petition from persons found guilty of bigh cow of the ki have been presented, and be ...
... Mr Roebuck. and Lord Stanley's landleml awl Memel bill. formed the topics for some heatod IRugmlp A W O'Connell, Mr Henry Grattan, and the week wee Cfli. Mrcnea is ewall Amer, has been shot through the IMO% a public reed. at night. Hie body was found sell ...
... glad to hear t a ban lsclaim any such intention. but nothing mast | opinion, coald justify the bon. language detective r Grattan ven @ with toxi Mr Rice seid he vote in that to Lreland re careful | but what he would be the | could not give to any measure ...
... Mrs Chriatiaut a sou; At Canoe, on the 2ith inst.. Mrs John Gibson. of o son. M., --At St John's Hare, Elie. On the lost.. Mr Joni.* Henderson. engine r, Kingliorti, to third daughter of Captain John Millar. -At (hay Street, Newington, on the 11th Inst ...
... glory, greatness, jew fi nt of the of (Hear, bear.) ention in Lord Ashburton considered that the advice given Bank by Lord John Russell and the Chancellor d; but it should be taken as the advice of the oo ot inter- Government, and therefore he it would ...