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... ship of the British .ezpeditioa in the Chinese water*. A CURONOMMICAL AND STATISTICAL TABLE FOR THE TEAS 1810. J*ao*ar. 1. John Frott on W trial bcftmtUip*- eommixiton at nOßmoath, oo eharg* high Death of Com t Hjarinthe Lows Qualaii. Archbt»Kop of Paris ...
... abantioned, could perpetrate such an atrocity as we are assured J.ord John Russell and his colleagues have recently done, and which we are now enabled to declare to the readers of the Standard. John Frost, the Newport Chartist magistrate and especial favorite ...
... make an example, and to strike terror into the people,” a sentence which he often carried into effect in the progress of his arms. The French troops took Pavia assault, slaughtered every person they met, when it was ordered Napoleon to be given for twenty-four ...
... to witness such an exhibition. I addressed them in a friendly tone. stout fine looking man immediately lenp. from the car, armed certainly with a formidable looking stick; bis hand was immediately proffered Sassenach, and ou we jogged in good fellowship ...
... Presbyterians—let every mao rush tsdel of our constitution armed for 1 battlc-ery be— ' For our liberties and . mendous cheering.) Hr. Henry Grultsn, M. P., presented himself amid cheers ing. He (Mr. Grattan) did not wsnt to make speech thereand lie was sure ...
... the hitewater toll-bar formerly stood, two miles from Stamford, he perceived him the roed and ing that was repres-nted to be armed, Mr. Roberts ap| proachcd 1.-isureiy, and accosted him civilly. The thief; j returned the salutation like a gentlaman, and ...
... 'THfi KER'RY EXAMINER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1841. THE EARL CARDIGAN The I.ORD CHANCEU.OI moved tlmt James Thomas Rarl of Cardigan takeaiata'imttody by the L*idler of the Black Rod. Sir Augustus Clifford then took has lordship into custody, and placed ...
... eKsetiag thiasaear R,nX Highness's coronet, the others hnriag tho an— Chits—-) arms of her Majesty and Pria—Albert embossed. Thus they we— ef their Parllsm—l. and the costs of arms s— ehe—bs, sxoraled fall hod not shadow ladipsod— Isft. AL ,eHaf. The body ...
... Graham, Mr. Clay, Mr. Gisborne, Sir John Rae Reid, Mr. Oswald, Mr. Charles Wood, Mr. Riekford, Mr. Wsrburton, Mr. Patti sou, Mr, Herrins, Mr. Ellice, Ms- SetgsanV-bcksoq, Mr. Hector, Mr. Orote, $r Thos. Krvesantia, Mr. John Abel Smith, MrArutt, Mr. Matthias ...
... Litton, Dean lion* Mr. 1 \ *! ■', Mr. Thunder, lln* .V. Mr. N.*;j:r, Lot'll. Tr iv. r®.. Car?\v, T. P. R. Pi..i •;)>, 11. John O Connell. Staunton, D. .VDCrunmur, Laikhill; James Watt, Queen’s Proctor, ighv, Woodstock, Thomas B. Dancer, Esq., ol Mod ...
... published, with an Italian translation, a few days.—ToWcf. TRIAL OF THF EARL OF CARDIGAN BY HIS PEERS THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Tuesday being the day fixed for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan on the charge of feloniously shooting at Captain Harvety Tuckctt, line of ...
... killed. Effusion the chest and pericardium, was the immediate canse Sir Astley Cooper's death. The fees which the Earl of Cardigan will have to pay to the officers of the Herald’s Office and the House Lords, in consequence of the late trial, exceed £l5OO ...