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... hio ?? and Effects unto John Colegrave. of Tudmartan. in the county of Oxford, farmer, and Richard Wilits, of Sihford Ferris aferessid. farmer, upon the trusts therein mentioned, far' the equal benefit of thena, the said John Colegrave and Richard Willis ...
... thirty horses, and arming thirty men, established them • mounted police. On Christmas. day these armed men patrolled the streets, but no disturbance whatever took pla.e. The neat Monday they were increased by four additional bodies of armed police, who patrolled ...
... Loss OF Seats The Conservatives have lost Wevmouth, Tillies and Hope being replaced by Bernal and Christie; Wigan, Crosse by Cardigan, Harford adouble return; Southampton, Bruce aud being unseated for bribery through eir agents; in all six seals. The Whig ...
... and upon its arrival on 'lower-hill, the inob was so great that the guard ol duty at the Mint was immediately ordered under arms to clear a wvay for the vans and carts to advance, which they found some difficulty in effecting. The great gates having been ...
... lilh. IVini the Stfi. ihe an I Antigua to the 18th. The Jamaica papers confirm the capture and destruction of the fleet of arm cia, the rebel chief who hod -.el his force* .igain .1 ( anhageua. The gallant conduct Lie.it, Couny, her Majestv’s brig-of ...
... got back, continued the Prince' Fairly had not undertaken him. lam extre ro Mr. Fairly indeed. He came fairly up t° by the arm, and begged him to go to bed , e along, and said he must go. Then he said cried, Who are you ? lam Mr. Fairly , ' and your ...
... stationer James Dawson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, draper /iankruptciet —John Thomas, Ramsgate, butcher John Owen. Woolwich, cowkeeper. /ruo/cen/a —Henry «te*en«. Willian. Hertfordshire, and John Btr»ens. Oophill, Bedfordshire, bailders l>eUmam. 81. Hill, London ...
... ned, thankful for , sib k. prize. the blessings they posse**, they become mere talkers,perhaps j EnglUh Verst —Charles 11.—John C. Sliairp. Halli »I. even irreverent oeclaiincrs, on subjects which are 100 hard for Tiiursday Mr. I'rvdeiic Charles L.-r ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of England and France. The state chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the bark of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated ...
... morning, that the men have, almost without exception, returned to their work. His Royal Highness I'rince George and the Earl of Cardigan, bodies of whose regiments are in Huddersfield, Halifax, and the neighbourhood, are hourly communication wilh the authorities ...
... Bill In the Chamber of Doputios closed by a majority of 237 against 16v2 in favour of thc project of lawv. 2. TIte Earl of Cardigan stcrrenders himself into th ecustody of tho Usher of the Black Rod, in ceonsequence of an indictrnent being prefecred against ...