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... Esq.* THIRSK. J. Bell, Esq. SOUTH SHIELDS. J. T. Wawn, Esq. * CHICHESTER. Lord A. Lennox J. A. Smith, Esq . LYMINGTON. John Stewart, Esq. W. A. Mackinnon, Esq. DEVONFORT. H. Tuffnell, Esq I Sir George Grey Those marked with an 43terisk ...
... Kurke heard of this, he went home, although advised, by persons differing from him in politics, not to venture. Captain S.M., John M‘Neile, and R. Coulson, Esqrs., were promptly in attendance, and saw the appearance which the place presented. Mr. Rorke | ...
... recollected, appre- hended the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas for the duel with Captain Harvey Tuckelt, on Sunday week, to perpetuate in his family so important an era in his life, christened his youngest child i Cardigan Dann. 'I he total arrivals at ...
... elongation ? Was it Tuesday or Wednesday ?—Yours, APEX. A NEW PROSPECT FOR LORD JOHN RUSSELL—It is understood that the title of Duke of Inverness is to be continued to Lord John Russell after the death of the present Duchess, lie being declared to be Under ...
... the Cities and Boroughs 48,776 In the Counties . . . 2,861— 51,037 Difference in favour of the Conser- [ vatives 172,076 Cardigan and Thetford are not included. ; The accuracy of this statement cannot be questioned. ; and it is decisive of the vast ascendancy ...
... man named atiffityln was , charged with selling spirits without a license. Mr. Turner asolicitor. dotted the tiefence. Mr. John Strolanison, au officer of tie r s nun. stated that en Sunday. the fith of June last, between ten and eleven in the mornsic ...
... to be quite dead, her brains being literally dashed out and both her arms broken. The horse continued his impetuous course, and soon afterwards knocked down another child named John Watson, who sustained a severe concussion of the brain, besides other ...
... 24 inches in length. They were grown in the short space of six days. THE LATE JOHN BIBBY, ESQ.—We have the pleasure of informing our readers, that the friends of the late John Bibby, Esq., a respected merchant of this town, have erected, by public subscription ...
... draw resolutions:—Messrs. T Wyse, Alexander Sherlock, Sir Benjamin Morris, the Rev. John Sheehan, Nugent O’Reilly, Henry Downes, Roger Sweetman, Francis Davis, and John J. Aylward. The cu mnittee then retired, ami in abjut half an hour returned. Mr. Wvsx ...
... cheering ) The great city of London tan speken its sentiments, by returning two Connervatives. Tree, it has also elected my Lord John Maw% bet how? why the lowest on the poll of the four whom it has chosen, and by a majority of nine only over the Conservative ...
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... mile from town, and left for dead. A young man named James Shaw, son to John Shaw, of Tally, had his jaw-bone broken with stones, in two places, in the street Tuesday evening. Mr. John King, A, B. who keeps the academy in this town, was attacked by five ...