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... Chronicle has found out a new John Thorogood certain Mr. Baines, who declines paying churchrates, and courts the consequences. Our contemporary and Mr. Baines, suspect, miscalculate. It may be that Uno arvlso non deficit alter but John Thorogood wore oat not ...
... gunpowder, and artillerymen, otf in all directions, and at the eleventh hour, too. John Hutchinson, thk Jockft. —ln 1751 the afterwards justly celebrated breeder and trainer, John Hutchinson, of Shij ton and Beniiigbrongli, near Yoik, was a jockey boy in the ...
... 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 ...
... first instance in which her Majesty’s life has been endangered by fire-arms in the hands of a boy. When an infant Sidmouth on the 28th October, 18111 (we quote the words of Sir John Conroy, the secretary to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in a letter ...
... dragged him under water, and he rose more. Out of the 10 boys in the larger boat six were lost, and their names were John Jennings. John Warboys, William Wakefield, Robert Bailey, Jonathan Hallam, and Brondbent. all residing in Carolinc-street, C'laptcn ...
... 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 ...
... should be culled to the bar, to answer certain questions touching the service of an erder of the house for the attendance of Mr. John Marriner and Mr. William Chadwick, the secretary and chairman of the North Wales Railway Company. The messengers were accordingly ...
... morning, that the men have, almost without exception, returned to their work. His Royal Highness I'rince George and the Earl of Cardigan, bodies of whose regiments are in Huddersfield, Halifax, and the neighbourhood, are hourly communication wilh the authorities ...
... oii, Lord Gisborne. T G Surrey, Karl Hiidgeman, Gordon, Norreys.Sir J Talbot, 1' M liriscoe, J 1 Grattan, J O'Hrien.G TalWt, JII Hrockleburst, J Grattan, O’lirien. \V S Talfourd. St-rj Hrodie, Greenawav, O'l'allagliaii, Tailored, H\V Hrutherton. J Greg ...
... troops will drawn in Harvey’s cricketground in their new clothing, and inspected by their commanding officer, the Earl of Cardigan.— Brighton Gazette. Windsor— Wednesday Evening. Many conferences of a political nature have taken place between lie King ...
... bleeding his Majesty, to find the words Liberie/ Egalite 'au la Mort.' very legibly stained on his arm. They could not recover from their amazement. Charles John has been so long a King that it is forgotten that he began by being a mere hero, and he is so ...