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... (could anything render!) even the blessings of peace and freedom dear purchase. On the contrary, the opposition excited to her arms has been only sufficient to prove to the world that her resources are unimpaired, and that twenty-five years peace have not ...
... Tellers. Ellis, John Master, T. W. Freraantle, Sir T. Estcourt, T. Matthew, G. B. Baring, H. B. MINORITY AGAINST IT, (281.) Abercromby, G. R. Gisborne, Thos. Phillpotts, John Acheson, Lord Gordon, R. Pigot, Rt. Hon. D. Adam, Admiral Grattan, H. Pianey, W ...
... passengers will zreatly exceed one million and half per annum.— Railway \tayazine. Two John Frosts.—A writer in the Times Obnerves that this is not the first time John Frost has been subjected to a criminal prosecntion directed against him a Minister who ...
... Kingdand ; John Taylor, charged with stealing a gold watch, seals. &c., the property of Urania Coates, at parish Withiugton ; Eleanor Miles, charged with stealing a quantity of printed cotton, the property of John Perry, the hamlet of Kington ; John Jones ...
... &c. jo a duel. Lord Cardigan's having been the first, and both have failed, not in consequence of any doubt thrown upon the sufficiency of the law to punish the offence as felony, but because of defective evidence. —As Lord Cardigan was acquitted, we do ...
... Wednosdav,lBth Do. at 2. Llandilo Thursday, I.oth Do. 11. Carmarthen Friday, 20th Do. 11. NewcastleEmlyn Monday, 23d Do. at Cardigan Tuesday, 24th Do. at A'past 10. Newport Do. Do. at 3. Fishguard Wednesday,2sth Do. at 11. Saint David's Thursday, 2oth ...
... Washington, of Virginia, eight years ; John Adams, of Massachusetts, four years ; Thos. Jefferson, of Virginia, eight years ; James Madison, of Virginia, eight years ; James Munro, of Virginia, eight years ; John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts, four years ...
... rich and masterly. Cardigan Boroughs Election.—The Loss of the Aberystwith Poll-Books.—-In pursuance of an invitation from the Mayor of Cardigan, large body of magistrates and gentlemen attended on Monday week, at the Black Lion, Cardigan, to investigate ...
... In a Congregation holden at the same time, the following degrees were conferred: Masters of Arts.—John Riggs Miller, Trinity, Grand Compounder ; Henry John Bigge, University ; the Rev. Alfred Brown, Queen's ; Thomas E. Rogers, Scholar of Corpus. Bachelors ...
... the session some hon. member would move for A court of inquiry on the conduct the Horse Guards in reference to the Earl of Cardigan. He also contended that the insurrection Canada was provoked the unjust treatment that colony received from this country ...
... P-pose would pay every Bennett as begged to P Captain nropos tion Slade seconded the the s ense meeting had been f pleaSUre Arming Capt. Ben- Captain un!lnimou / elected Ma or the next year.- Idm and if' 11 he 5? the honour conferred upon faitbfi, aSSU^% ...