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... sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the ‘Trustees of the said Turnpike for payment of the rest of the Money monthly. JOHN BURY, Clerk to the Trustee: Bewdley, Sth Nov., 145. THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, (Established Nov. 5, at 23, Ludgate Hill) ...
... the one partly composed ofstooe and partly of wood, and hearing the Royal Arms of England, with the motto Dieu et mon Droit ;** and the other entirely wood, and bearing the Arms of the Lords Windsor (the family of the Earl of Plymouth), quartering Blount ...
... and Mr. Serjeant Atcberley, the High-Sheriff of Hampshire, Mr. Hughes Hughes, the Right Hon. Sturges Bourne, Sir John Pollen, Bart, Sir John Cope, Bart, Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart., Mr. Cavendish Compton, M.P.. Mr. East, M.P., Mr. Escott, M.P., and other gentlemen ...
... with, that the Earl of Cardigan was instrumental in getting Inferior 1 has sympathies only the principal witness for the prosecution out of the way. + and despi se—but if a strong attachment to our AccIDENT FROM THE USE OF Fire-arms.—A Prime tenets, and ...
... 6. pound Dislocations of the Leg, Treatment of simple Fractures, or af Tieden Dislocations of the Thi h or Leg, 30 ¢ — the Arm, at ae all kinds of A, pparatus and Splints. Provided nevertheless that the said last-mentioned pay- ments will be made subject ...
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... Sovereign | | bred strong party well armed, who had previously the one without the other would that the removal of By Sir their intentions as usual. ‘The Marines were he lace the Koman Catholies on the m Cardigan, but by the time they arrived there desired ...
... illiam Aram, of Beeston ; egworth ; John Aram, of Beeston; Henry Hands, of K nso John Hands, of Kegworth ; Henry Cotterill, of Keg- asive ; Samuel Towle, worth ; Charles Chadbourne, of Sutton t the of Sutton; John Webster, of Sutton ; William Cross, hare ...
... tell, nor to tell that he had been at her house She gave witness a penny not to tell. Captain Arms erintendent of the county police, deposed to registry of arms, hed Mrs. house. In the room which noxious to the at ribed he found a small white paper with ...
... and box of one thousand cigars presented to his Royal | proachiag Sol. Gurwood, prematare Aristides (31b.) Highness by Lord John Churchill, 4u/. 19 Handicap of 10 sovs. each,p. p., with 80 added one mile, similar lot, Cunningham, A box of S00 | the innoce ...
... [t is said that the Irish Attorney-General, unable to get re- sliding scale, ” said Haman, no insult Sally. Dat gal castle, armed vessels, with an which rendered it necessary for the turned in his own country, is to be pitchforked into Parlia- people's ...