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... with increased audacity and large pickets were stationed, with their arms increased success. tilled • whilst the hands military marches and pa- On Friday night two gates near Cardigan were openlv triotic’ airs. A whole battalion occupied the post-office ...
... —Thursday were solemnised at St. Georg’es, Hanoven-sqnare, the nnptials of John Ralph Milhanke, Esq. onlvson of Sir John Milltanke Bart., with Emily, daughter of the late John Mansfield. Esq., in the presence of the Earl and Countess Cowper, Viso unt ...
... 130 S. who was on du'y in the Tottenham-road, uer.r the Camden-road Villas, as the keep-r of the to.l gate facing the nock Arms, observed two cabs.-he hist containing two centlempn in«ide, ami the second three g»*ntlemen. pass down Maidenlane. in the ...