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... shores l-y the help of such kite, having the line mr bis arms (or support. have been making an aristocratic riot at canterbury Their names are Bying Doherty, Edmond uoherty, John Allgood, and John Goddard; and they are caiieu in the report Captains in ine ...

... routine an the proposed enactments of Lord John Itussrll's 'measure.—Ti, :. LORD %IMO tIV6 TRIAL.—The following vdneeen have been summoned by the Hoare of Peera to attend and give evidence at the trial of Lood Cardigan at Theating next —Themes Hunt Dunn, ...

... held upon the body yesterday, by Mr. .1. B. Mode, City Coronae, it transpired from the depositions of Newport the engineer, John Baylis and Thomas Maiden, batty workmen of deceesed, and Fitzgerald, the constable on that part or the line, that Fitzgerald's ...

... Cseetltation can be upheld in its parity sod viper. la the month of November, 184(1, that It Hawse le blew the union of Iler Most Grattan X put Meet Albert with the birth of Moir fast child, Adelaide Marla Imam ; it Is la the of lisserebet,lll4l,that it has feeder ...

... defended the manufacturers, and said it the manufactures were destroyed, the agriculturists would irretrievably injured. Mr. H. Grattan supported the address. Lord Worsley said that foieign coin was introduced into this country quantities so large was contemplated ...

... were occupied by four o'clock; soon after which hour Mr. Marshall took the chair. Among those present were—Mr. Hume, m.p. Mr. John Williams, m.p. Sir Geo. Stric’ land, m.p. Mr Sharman Crawford, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Gully, Mr. Hardy, of Biiksgaie, Mr. Middleton ...

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... their respective teems. The Earl of Cardigan b not expected to join his regiment till about the and of the mouth, whoa ha will return to the harracks and master the troops as usual, on the lot of March.-13eighton Sir John Harvey, Governor of New Brunswick ...

... was inferior as a lawyer to Lord Lyndhurst. Sir F. Pollock, too, cannot be rated as highly for knowledge and ability as Sir John Wilde. The subordinate appointments, and the 'household, are not • made, or not published, at the time of our writing, but ...

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