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... Jack has left the ledy in a similar quandary. The same day, Jack was seen rolling jollily enough about the streeta, with his arms a-kimbo and trolling merrily, “ A jolly life is the bachelor's ! ” On Friday last “ free pardou” arri at Brecon by tie mail ...
... The pledges of Newark and a hundred hust- ings were yielding to the influensce of facts. Manl after man was going over. Sir John Hantiter found that Hull could not flourish under legislation fit for Shropshire. Mr Monckton Milnes had denounced the price ...
... scarcely be discerned. After passing Calshot Castle the yacht directed her course to Cowes. The Warspite, 50, Captain Lord John Hay ; the Modeste, 18, and the Grecian, 18, were lying in Cowes Roads, and as soon as the Royal standard was descried at the ...
... laud either si -could scarcely discerned. After passing Calshot Cast.e the yacht directed her course to The liar Captain Lord John Hay, the .l/o,|«. #Ild .r,lt., were lying ~i Cowes roads, and as soon as the koyal standard was descried the m ist-head of ...
... Seizure op Arms. —The reporter* of the limes, writing from Sbeernesson Friday night, says there no truth In the report that the captured vessel was brought Into that port; but adds, Nevertheless, there no reason to doubt the tact that a seizure of arms has taken ...
... NEW NOVEL BY JOHN MILLS, ESQ. Now ready, in 3 vols., with Illustrations, THE ST A.G_E_COACII; Or, THE ROAD OF LIFE. By the Author of The Old English Gentleman. Full of humour and originality.—John Bull. The humorous and the serious are here happily ...
... exception of the South Western. After pamiug (7sishot Castle the yacht direeted her course to Cowes. The Warapite, 50, Captain l Johns limy the Modem e, IS; and there.Mn, Is, were lying in Cowes roads, mid aa soon, m Royal standard was descried et the inart ...
... Derby, Lancaster, York (East Riding), and York (West Riding). Mr. Day has 51, in Chester, Hereford, Salop, Wales, Brecon, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, Glamorgan, Merioneth, Montgomery, Pembroke, and Radnor. Mr. Hull has 72, in Essex ...
... to ling this about, but they chmnrn gravely and shyly to their sisters, till I hit upon making certain long- legged, stiff-armed figures, which I cat out of card-, medi- ators between us. At sight of these the little ones began as it were to thaw, and ...
... Mistley— Mr. John Moor, Wherry Inn. '—-■orb—Mr. John Smith, Collector of Shore-dueA. Mcssri. Lampc and Goupllltau, jun., Shipments. Niath, Giant’s Grave—Mr. 3. Jones. Ship Agent, &c. N«wcAait.»-uroN-TTNE—GtebMrn, M, Quay-aide. port (Monmouth)—Mr. John PbUllpt ...
... sailed for Van Dieman’s Land. Camperdown, 104, with the flag of Adm. Sir Charles Rowley, and the IVarspile, 50, Capt. Lord John Hay, are now off this port; and the Caledonia, and Formidable, 84, are ordered to join them immediately. In the Harbour— Apollo ...
... right, Esq., Attorney, 10, Bretherlens buildings, North John' ?? scrod, Liverpool; P. C. Ladlaury, Eaq., Surgeon, Wednesbury, 0 Stnffos'dsliis'e; Mr. 3. T. Baker, 40, Broad Quay, Bristol; Mr. g John ONeil, I, St. Asgustino's parade, Bristol ; Mrs. Marsh ...