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... Esq., “eputy Chairman. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. I William Grant, Esq. StephenNirholson.Barber,Esq John Knowles. Esq., F.R.S. Rihert Biddulph. Esq. John Mendham, Esq. Robert Davies, Esq. j Thomas Meux, Esq. Thomas Edgar, Esq. j William Routh, Esq. In the ...

... nearly completed. Loro Cardigan in Dublin. —The Mercantile Ad- verltser contains llie following curious statement: The officers of the Dragoon Guards, stationed io this city, with view, we learn from correspondent, to lake Lord Cardigan (recently arrived in ...

... attend you. God bless you, John Parry!” Peace to iieu manes! After visiting Rome, Florence, Milan, and Paris, where passed short but merrv time with Mr. and Mr«. T. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. U*. K tiyvetl, Mr. and the Misses Harley &c., John Parry returned to England ...

... Lindsay James rainphell, jnn., Esq. iCharles I.ittlcdale. Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. John Cockerell. Esq. Geo. Wnrde Norman, Esq. John Dnmimonth Esq. Brice Pcarse, Esq. Charles Bell Ford. Esq. Charles Bicbard Polo, Esq. R. Hamilton. Esq ...

... Thomas Moorish, dairyman to Mr. G. H. Farn.tll, of Burley-park. near Ringwood, was attacked by a bull, the property of Mr. John Lewis, of the Queen’s Head Inn, Burley, which so injured him on the back of his head that he survived but few hours. Ottitr ...

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... day nitcrnoou shocking accident ■ urr.-d .at tin* factory ing. totally unfounded, and that tlnre no immediate like- of •Sir John Rennie, the cel-br.,t-ii c./in.er. situate nil libood whatever any change the Administration. Holland-streel. Illackfriars-mad ...

... to have been made a Mr. Kdward Morris, the jury returned a verdict for the plaint if!’, to the amount of £l. 1 Is. lid. Mr. John Phillpotts appeared as attorney for plaintiff the last four cases. Freemason nr.—lt will be seen by advertisement that the ...

... produced by intense cold winds or solar heat. Throughout season, time, and climate, this faithful auxiliary arrays the neck and arms in radient brilliancy, and perpetuates the vivid bloom of juvenile attraction. The is sold London only by the proprietors, ...

... support him with more. Look this arm (continued the Rev. Gentleman, stretching out his right “superior extremity,” which fully proved by its muscularity that he was a beefeater and no Barnardine Monk.) Look at this arm !! After the magnificent scene 1 ...

... in all probability if properly informed, the leaders in the outrage would have been captured. Ysfrad the seat of the laic John Jones, Esq., late M.P. for this county, is day (Tuesday.] the-scene melancholy hustle, it being the first day of the sale of ...