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... are in progress board Her ship Ocean for bolding the court* martial John Henty, bat 1 understand that the preliminary documents have not yet arrived from the Admiralty London. Sir John Hill, it ia said, is to appear as prosecutor, and will be professionally ...
... tba• ��� o se r ugb fe ro ce borot ja 6 , ei VISCOUNT MELBOURNE'S OPINION OF LORD CARDIGAN. —My lord,—lt is stated that your lordship has expressed your opinion that Lord Cardigan has been traduced, as no nobleman could ever so far forget himself, and his ...
... Lord and Lady Lyndhurst have been presented to the Duke de Bordeaux at Munich.—Galignani. BRIGHTON, Oct. 18.—ile Earl of Cardigan, accompanied by Captain Douglas, went to town yesterday, for the purpose of appearing at the Old Bailey on Monday morning ...
... Morley, Miss Romer, Miss Adeline Cooper, Miss Collett, and ; the John Loder, of Bath, as chief of the orchestra, and Hatton, as pianiste and director of the chorus. The theatre will open with John Barnett's new opera, which, supported by the above well known ...
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... Edward’s plough Fifth ditto hat value 7s John Harvey Mr S Baker Hawkwell Bentall’s plough The following were recommended for the excellence of their work James Tabor Mr John Baker Hockley Hayward’s plough John Newman Mr J Lodwick Rochford Freeman’s plough ...
... hear of the arming of more Syrians; but we are more impatient for the tidings of the use they have made of our arms. At present we may content ourselves with the proud boast of the hero in Tom Thumb- Thus far with conquest have our arms been crowned ...
... should be erected, ia addition to the thirty already cortracted for, and the Watermeu's Compauy voted another rent of 000. Mr. John Dodin Brown, the senior warden of the presented the Company with VW, and Mr. Charles Roy, of Rotherbithe, one of the Court ...
... October, as papers of the same charity school, and certain rooms to be appropriated to Sir John Rennie, Sir W. Curtis, Sir joh of horns of all description;, tio John Hall, Sir was principally for the sale the exchange upon have since then been n*, date, ...
... you not hear foe’s fast approaching alarms ? They come ! ’tis wrest from us all we hold dear And slaughter our in arms I (Chorus) To arms gallant Frenchmen to ! ’Tis the hour freedom — on in the pride of your power And fight ’till the foe of your fury ...
... seconded by the Rev. Mr. Wuinn, John O'Connell. Fsq., M.P . was called to the chair. Messrs. Hsckctt and Buggy were appointed secretaries. Mr. Brcr.Y read letters from Captain Bryan, Sir Richard Musgrave, Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., Alexander Sherlock ...
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