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... to the vicarage of Wookev, Somerset, on the presentation of the Rev. C. E. Keene, subdean of Wells. Mr. John Barney has presented the Rev. John Barney, of Magdalen Hall, to the vicarage of Charlton Adam, Somerset. Tuesday's Gazette announces the appointment ...
... Shuojuli-001-Moolk. nccomp-tnied the united British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession his throne at Câandulinr. Destruction fire the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' lives. Sir Robert Peel having the ...
... duty of 10 per cent. How will this act affect the royal marriage ? Sir John Moore.—John Thompson, the old servant of the Hero of Corunna, who received his wounded master in his arms, and afterwards took a conspicuous part in the Soldier’s Grave,” is still ...
... publie. Kent Proposed Rural Police. —The following are the names of the candidates for the office of chief constable : Mr. John Batten, Rochester Thomas Dyer, Esq.. J.P.. county of Surrey, lute Lieutenapt Roya| Artillery Mr. Ihoipas turner Alkin, Solicitor ...
... Esq. .. .. Orkney and Shetland Dundas Hon. John Charles .. .. York Dundas Majl-Gen. Sir R. L., K.C.B. Richmond, Yorkshire Easthope John, Esq. .. Leicester Elliot Hon John Edmund .. Roxburghshire Ellis John, Esq. Newry Ellis Wynn, Esq. .'. Leicester Erie ...
... to fight against such trivial matters as pecuniary grants to schools and institutions, after we have taken Popery into our arms and cherished and nurtured it now that the bulwarks which kept the sanguinary enemies of the Protestant faith from invading ...
... tollowed cries of Shame, shame,” from many members both sides cf the house. The hon.and learned member, however, folded his arms, and endeavoured to proceed, but the indignation of the house waS too loudly expressed to permit any of his observations to ...
... that her royal highneSs had C' pressed her disapprobation of the application. MORE SHRINKING OF THE HOUSE. The Serjeant-at-Arms having, on the motion of the ATT01:; NET-GENERAL, been summoned to the bar, acquainted trci,, house that a declaration had ...
... when the offictrs h»d retired rest, there was a report that the after-hatches were broken open, and that some of the men had armed, and were stealing the wine in the hold. This was the case, for sooner did the officers appear below, than the recruits flung ...
... by trade, basket maker. Saturday (heiore i.ieut.*G'cneral and Norton J. cbboll, seven persons, who gave tbeir names John ijliaois, John Cranmer Georgo Card, Joseph Huberts, Kdward Crowley anti Aon Lis wife, and Juho Kitzroy, were charged Mr. Stephen Hart ...
... find sureties to keep the peace for six months, end to pay the costs of the applieslioue—Hull Packet. Device of Grattan to Wake Aiwsc//’.—Grattan, the cele- I bruled Irish barruter, was indefatigable industrious. He was | so anxious not to lose a moment in ...
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