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... 9, 1842. posted; the armed peasantry were directed to throw themselves among the rocks and work their way to the heights, and two Turkish battalions and the Arab battalion were in readiness, under cover of their fire, to advance along the winding road ...
... Gloucester and Lady Augusta Somerset, Countess of Jersey, Marquis of Salisbury, Lord John Manners, Lady Adeliza Manners, Marquis and Marchioness of Ely, Lord Straneford, Sir John Beckett, Bart., Lord Abinger, Mr. Tomline, Mr. Liddell, Miss Montagu. The Austrian ...
... of Dunmore, Earl ,of March, Count and Countess Creptowich, Lord and Lady Stanley, Earl and Counts ss of Rosslyn, Earl of Cardigan, Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, Lord George Lennox, Lord Seaham, Loyd ..Cantilupe t Lord Macdonald, Lord Cur'son Lord Leveson ...
... high Tory, all America would very soon become Catholic. (Hear, hear.) Then, again, Portugal had lately been received into the arms of the Church, and even in Spain he found the tyrant Espartero had not been able to carry out his efforts to injure the Catholic ...
... Guardian ' Corn find where-ever of they BotT ' John Fox in Is or three small 9d and to with full fbr use of C King BhKkfriars directly Christ Church of all Chemists throuchout United Kioadom the of JOHN FOX AGENTS Fitt: Brentwood Chebusfbrd Baker Morse ...
... inst. Sir It. arguments and statements which he had made on the previous evening. H. Inglis read a letter from the Sergeant-at-Arms, relative to the complaint of Mr Mackenzie. that he had been rudely excluded from the interior of the He contended that the ...
... and the rates upon the chief continental points advanced. Hamburgh has material degree recovered its late depression. Lord John Russell’s now bill for the purification of electioneering proceedings possesses at least one merit; it has modest title— A ...
... on the most Mk hiee. t4 ounded pretences, for the suspension of the elecof one constituency after another. Whilst Sir Lord John Russell are avowing their deli/lielAtsie-leand as t o t h e i ncrease d e ffi c i ency o f C omm i ttees o f • Commons as a ...
... called upon, from one ex- tremity to the other, to offer up the voice of thanksgiving for her Monarch's preservation from the arm of the assassin; and that, but for Providential interposition, all might now have been wailing, and woe, and lamentation, in ...