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... the) Deceased John Taylor of Spring- bank, Merchant in Glasgow, of his SUBJECTS conveyed to the said James Taylor and his children in fee, as the right and interest are more fully set forth in an Assignation by Robert Taylor in favour of John Hardie, some ...
... these is dated from Tickill, in May of the present year signed Thomas and Harriet Monks, and directed To the care of John Jackson, for John Clarke, Newgate, Pontefract. It begins, Dear father and mother, and goes on to state that they had failed of late ...
... by a series of monster meetings, that the people were peaceable and determined to obey the law. Acting on the advice of Grattan —who declared that Repcal was impossible.—the national voice was clearly ascertained to be ha favour of it. He bad ascertained ...
... tlie saloon door , where he stood _stock-still . Some of the _papers _were then pulled from a _large stock _lie had _under Ins arm and presented to the Queen , from which lier Majesty _selected ' a copy of _JSd _^ s Life in _London and another paper . _—Oti-Krrcr ...
... feet and hands, particularly the former are as hard as horn, with thick masses by which they are indeed, entirely covered. Her arm's present a* most singular appearance, the true being completely hidden from view by an encrustation a uniform dark brown colour ...
... it would only give each of them a-year, which, considering the Protestants were 900,000 in number, was not too much.— Mr Grattan and Mr Plunkett had both considered the United Church of England and Ireland the greatest bond of union between the two countries ...
... baptised, having been burnt down. Amongst tse company were, besides the sponsors, Lord Marcus Hill, Lord Dudley Stuart, ir John lasterman, aid Miss Mastemman. the Lord M~ayor elect and MrS ansI tire Misses Meg;av Dr. IKenney, Alderman Lucas, Sir P. Laurie ...
... THE PERTHSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1843. THE. said above seventy of the companions in arms of the Duke of Wellington at the glorious achievement of the Nth of June, Mb, had toga• ged to ee'ebrate the anniversary of that battle on Monday ...
... single case of St John's, the stipend of which, it was thought, could out legally be reduced below L. 400. The Committee, at the same time, were strongly of opining, that to the meantime not more than use presentation (and that to St John's) should be issued ...
... the constancy j and valour which have been manifested by the Euro' pean and native forces. The superiority her Majesty's arms has been established by decisive victories on the scenes of i former disasters; and the complete liberation of her Majesty's ...
... to dims cover that it had been borrowed by the Jews from the Anglo-Saxons.—Spectator. Sir Robert Peel was born in 1788, Lord John Reseal!, 1799, Lord Stanley, 18110, the Duke of Wellingto I, 1799, and Lord Brougham, 1779. CALIDOXIANLcu.—A meeting of the ...
... Whereas in certain diwricts of South Wales, more especially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of people. disguised, and armed with guns and other offensive weapon., have taken place by night, and outrages of the ...