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... 4-year old stallion, of the pure Suffolk Jeurr alists 4. arm, are represented as duly impressed with the Ouvriers ,5 3: necessity of giving scrupulous effect to the charter, Ee-deputies 25 WILLIAM JOHN BACRES MILLMAN, Plymouth, tailor. Do. Hakes, late L. ...
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... es demand of the Government the disarmirg of the foreign legion, and of all other armed foreigners, who form the garrison of the city of Monte Video, or who are in arms in ally other part of the Republic. 3. At the same time that this disarmament is effected ...
... y to-day that I deliberative assembly has been bombarded with con- stitutional addresses demanding a further supply of , , arms, stores of ammunition, and that officers of old , standing from the service of Piedmont should be forthwith invited down ...
... TIIE OBSERVER, April 16.- The tion has been addremed by the King of Denmark to Audralian Wheat had succeeded the best.--Sir John f exprees rather more stability in the W heat trade, but ja numeroue eaters of Tilt; OBSERVER arc some out we wive to auxiliaries ...
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... very heavy artillery affected his hearers with a violent influenza. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN refused to vote against the Outrage Bill. Mr. DILLON BROWSE has openly revolted from Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL'S leadership. There is amongst their party nothing but confusion ...
... strong.—Arrived: Iris, Mauritius; Libra, and Vulcan, Callao; George Palmer, New Orleans; Argyle, and Reliance, St. John's; Natchez, New York; John Wesley , Carinho. Bownons 'star, Feb. 16.—TheLivel Londonderry to Ballphannon, arrived here today, water-logged ...
... food, the Chancellor of the Exchequer would find the energies of the country crippled, its finances cut short, and the right arm el England weakened. (Hear, hear.) Mr. P. BORTHWI CK supported the seemed reading. He greed that the principle of the measure ...
... propereisa Oh= the there would be no sack test aa the ; het, in the soloed place, the the way. es aura by his km. frised's own arm. 17116, his lion friend, the population of Ikon baehamessdto 23,000,000 from 3,000.000, wham that of Canada luessaly ineramed ...