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... the spread of socialism. The motion is agreed to. On the motion of Lord John Russell, Mr. Howard, Stockdale's solicitor, is ordered to be taken into custody by the sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Sergeant Talfourd obtains leave to bring in a bill to amend the law ...
... of falling waters; and no wonder he should do so. If one you get a Repeal the names of modern patriots—of Charlemont, of Grattan, oat ide, and that you wont to a Protestant neighbour, to of Kosciusko, and Washington, possess equal charms for whom you ...
... old Waterloo major. How then will they proceed Will they continue to disregard this further proof of the unfitness of Lord Cardigan for command ? another of officers of this regiment to he swept away to maintain this airogant cipher command? Have they not ...
... girl that if ever the wont, site had seen, her arms, eyes, legs would r. t off. ibe conscqutn. 'of tills threat upon st young may tmagit ed. j She bssbeets hnuntid strange fund, s since, ab..ut her legs and arms rotting off, it w with difficulty site would ...
... Little Wonder was not mentioned in the bcUiog in January last. We cannot say when the Mopsa colt died: he never appeared in John Day’s Derby lot. J G (Newcastle;—W’e really have not time to search the Calendar* lor three years to answer the question. ...
... eharac- ter, and who arc anxious to learn before they die how to live. To be completed in Twelve Monthly Parits. London: Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster-row. RASER'S MAGAZINE.-The Number forJanuary, F 1841, commences ?? Volum:. An excellent opportunity ...
... Thiers, puff. maker; general hissing. The quarrel bet ween France and England is fitly exemplified by John Bull, in a quarrel between the two, John Bull aims a blow fit to knock his opponent into the middle of next week, had not little Thiers got nimbly ...
... tore* burnt. 23 . Alder on an Gibba and Mr. Farnco-nb •r«»- 0, into office Sheriff* I.ondon •■‘Sheriff >«. —The Earl of Cardigan « held to bail, him,e f 1,0 001,, and two auretica of 5001. each, to aniwrf ch. of ahooliog at Capt. Tockett. Capt ■'o Doi ...
... VIII. Orman John Wvihchcombe, then commonly called Jack of' Newbury, employed no less Ithan 100 looms in his own house - and, moreover, in the ex- pedition against the Scots marched even to Floddenfield with 100 of his workmen, all armed and clothed at ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. We understand that the complaint of Dr. Sandham against Lord Cardigan has been attended to, and that his Lordship had been reprimanded. In the case of Major Morse Cooper, a copy of the reprimand was sent to Lord Cardigan, and it found ...
... occupation of the Earl of Pembroke : TO LADY HARRIETT D'ORSAY. Upon thy breast how sweet to lie, And clasp within these longing arms, Despite of raptures. sob, and sigh, Thy sweet infinity of charms; To feel that as our forms were twined In union sweet, our ...
... R. Hill, 8; 3h. W. Dickinson, 15;- John Nosrlan, 4; B. Wiseheart, 10-; for Campbell Gray, 17; R. Eustace, 6; Jalmes Bravinao, 14; lry Thomas. Gray, 6; Jame~s Dowling, 9;- John Walsh, 12;l id. John Calderwood, 14; John Long, 14; Will'anm Walshi is 12;, ...