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... along the road to convey him yesterday by day, and accordingly he left town five a.m., and lias arm in Belfast ere this. They were well provided with fire-arms. There is no question but riot and bloodshed would have attended any repeal procession in Ncwry ...
... either with LAND without. HAM BROOK HOUSE, near Frmchay, on the road to Wot ton-unde r-lUlpe, Ar. For Particulars, apply Mr. John Hawkins, Auctioneer, Downend, near Bristol. DownenJ, Feb. 11, 1841. . ALBRIDGE HOUSE, near STROPD. TO LET, Commodious Family ...
... that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES acting for the Chepstow District of Turnpike Roads will held at the JIEAUFORT ARMS INN, Chepstow,on the third day of March, 1841 at halt'| ...
... then asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl of ...
... marked improvement in the various descriptions The late Duel Wimbledon. —The trial of Captain Douglas, the second of Lord Cardigan, took place the Central Criminal Court, Wednesday. The indictment charged Dm* prisoner with having, the 12th Bcpt. last, ...
... equal measure to the icious und the virtuous. Mr. Grate approved that principle, and admired the courage ami Integrity Lord John in carrying it out, when Mr. was surprised and shocked that an attempt should be made to control the discretion of the medical ...
... and that his character was such not to entitle him to credit John Huggins proved acts ofownershipoii the part of theplaintiff. Mr. John Hulls, attorney for the plaintiff, proved that John Morse died intestate, and that Thomas Morse, the plaintiff, took ...
... Llandovery; Cawdor’s Arms, Llaudilu; Feathers Inn, Abcrayron; Block Lion lan, Cardigan ; Salutation Hotel, Newcastle-Einlyn ; Hotel, Aberyatwith; of Messrs. Shcppord.Thoinaa, Leiord, and Williams, solicitors, No. Cloak-lane, London ; John Lloyd, Esq., aolicitor ...
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... thrashed, Mr. Morgan was drawn through the town i.i his carriage, all the gentlemen walking arm and arm to support him. A splendid dinner took place at the Beaufort Arms in the evening. Oxfordshire.— This election took place Oxford, on Monday, and ate happy ...
... fSardocr. farmer, ; John Wilts and Richard H-berta. from the of St Rriateb; Clement Kn-eraon. llanbaiu. farmer ; Charles Cheltenham, John of A«ton. iitnk.-eper ; Party, Cheltenham, cabinet maker . John Mills, lata Cheltenham, baker; John Compton, Windmab ...
... National Gallery. Sir Robert Feel occupied the chair, and Lord John Russell look part in the proceedings. The subscription amounted to XI,OOO. The Mormons, says the Socu Scotian, have armed and organised, in some parts of the Union, for purposes of defence ...