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... Paul Bedford. Written by W. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq. The Music by G. H. Rodwell. Price 2s. Cross Old Bachelors. Sung Mas. Grattan. Written by J. Fitxball, Esq. Music by G. M. RAdwrTl 2s. The British Anchor. Sungfcy Mr. M/chfn. Written by J. E Carpenter ...
... Duko-street, Manchester-square, a miraculous escape occurred. A poor woman named Burrows, with an infant twelve months old in ber arms, was passing a'ong, when a stack of chimneys was blown down from the bouse of Mr. Christie, jeweller, ono of which just grazing ...
... dMohaigmg Jhhe John Lilly, from Liverpool Old Calnbn*, was stranded Bidefordj crew and part of cargosa-wed. The George, from-Leiffi to Granada, was wrecked offi Plymouth, and two of the craw drowned. T-he Emerald far got ■“ eontac. withObe John, ofaud fob ...
... s^nth w**t. A schooner, the Plireiiix. two vessels called the John Simes and Celia. all went on shore — crews saved. Upwards of 200 vessel* lost anchors and cables. A vessel called the John William went on shore two miles from the port, aud three of the ...
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... CHARTIST RIOTERS AT THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, HELD AT EDINBURGH, ON MONDAY LAST. — John Duncan. preacher; John Penney, mechanic; Hugh Ross, tailor; James Graham, weaver; John Scott and Peter Bennet, flax dressers ; were charged with mobbing and rioting, as ...
... CHARTIST RIOTERS AT THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, HELD AT EDINBURGH, ON MONDAY LAST. — John Duncan. preacher; John Penney, mechanic; Hugh Ross, tailor; James Graham, weaver; John Scott and Peter Bennet, flax dressers ; were charged with mobbing. and rioting, ...
... (leering, Nen sr No Framing; VliTiolli Charles Hollenil, Esq., Liverpool ; John Pinch, F:sq., Tools and Berle qui* for the tusitiess; abio do.; John Cheethem, Esq., Ashton ' • John Whittaker, Cast Iron, Lead Copper Piping with es and , Esq., Hirst, near ...
... of upwards of eight hundred black bottles, the horror of fiord Cardigan. on the tables was novel and singular. With a jolly fall bottle each man was certainly, on this occasion, arm'd, and his heart was, of course, warm'd. The stewards paid ...
... and the constancy and valour which have heen manifested by the European and native forces. The superiority of her Maje.ty's arm* ha* been established decisive victories on the scene* former disa»ter«, and tbe complete liberation her .uhjeet* who were held ...
... importance of which he was utterly indifferent to the sacrifice of a few miles of territory, or even the navigation of the St. John's river— Welcome. said the noble lord. 44 Take it all ! Give it up. He then proceeded more in detail to defend the concessions ...
... Messrs. Margetson and Co., 132, Cheapside, London. It will be seen from an ad- vertisement in another part of our paper that Mr. John Hughes, hosier, of King-street, is the agent for the sale of this elegant article in Manchester. QUARTETT CONCnRTs.-Another ...