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... country not less than 20 to 25 miles, and was enjoyed by the following gentle- ?? Peel, James Higgon, Xavier Peel, John Higgon, John Colby. John Allen, J. J. Bristow, E-qrs.; the Rev. William Harrie;, and the last, though not least, in the day's syoik, Mr ...
... besides the saddle LORD W. PAGET AND THE EARL OP CARDIGAN (From the StandardJ have received from Lord William Paget a letter, what to do with which we hardly know. The letter is addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, and, besides the complaint which are about ...
... difficulty he got away unhurt.—Bfoc*6urn Standard. Paget v. Cardigan. —The following is extract from letter addressed Lord William Paget to the newspapers, in answer to the denial given Lord Cardigan certain charges alleged the plaintiff against his Lordship ...
... head and spine, with fracture of the 1 -ft arm. in a very dangerous st.-ite. and scarcely expected reeov« r. Patrick Cassidy, wound of the temple, with concussion of the brain. Hugh Jones, severe hums of the arms, head, and chest; the last two. though severely ...
... the settlers first fired upon the natives and killed several of them, including the wife of Ragiaiata, who had child in her arms at the time, and that this was the commencement of the affray. The most authentic evidence goes to prove that an accidental ...
... that in future the luggage of all passengers coming from England must be examined, to prevent the clandestine importa- tion of arms It is said that Louis Philippe has dismissed eight mayors of communes for attending the The railway levees at Belgrave Square ...
... member as well as if he had paid the 20s. eat supported by manufacture, and commerce; and the remainder (two Daniel O'Connell, John O'Connell, Thomas Matthew Rai ie T r lt i o w a, taw mid bring into costampt the aonstitution are au unlawful of his own Pocket ...
... (Dssbla Patc)et have remarked upon for some s55 datys past, ever since tbe trial com~menced. 50- 1 The first writnesa calleo ?? John Jackson, ?? the lnabh crrespondesit of thae-orsing Hergd, ?? tbg bhsd transnited to London reports of what paeds .at meediny ...
... Meath, Earl of Milltown, Viscount Acheaon, Lord Stuart de Decieu Sir Thomas Eamonde, Sir Percy Nugent, Sir John Burke, Sir Valentine Blake, Sir John Power, Dublin; Mr. J. Power, M.P., Mr. R. Archbold, M.P., Mr. M. Corbally, M.P., Mr. T. Wyse, M.P., Right ...
... polished | oak and the silver-gilt mountings, is both magnificent and uncommon. On each side are his Lordsliip’s arms in relief, and around, the arms of the twenty-five polling-places of the districts into which 1 the West Riding is divided. The lid is surmounted ...
... s tie* mop to bide its time* in order to turn Sr.; and an Arms Bill, to which clauses have been recently added I reached the capital. Willefildelle an .mteouragement to agitation in order Arms Bill and the losurreetion Aot,itaappropriate adjunct, the ...
... the hack is the standard of England, with the arms of the Prince and motto. The elaborate carving of the chair has been executed Patterson of Lynn. The legs are intended represent those of the lion, and the arm. are exquisitely carved with the acorn and ...