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... his protection. The case of John Brokenshire, the man who endeavoured to hoax his creditors into a belief that he had been drowned at Weston-Super-Mere, was again before the Insolvent Court and again adjourned At Monmouth, John Pritchard, was indicted for ...
... constitution of snow. That is possible enough; yet snow is deucedly apt to melt upon the application of anything warm Lady John Chichester asserts that when an lover draws upon the bank of hymen, he is in the right way to get his affection returned with ...
... which she has an incontestable right to be. She is well made, though the ensemble of her person is disfigured by two long arms, which are tardy in following the impulsion of an intelligence which scarcely seems developed. Mdlle. Plunkett, from the way ...
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... 25tb Foot, tobeStS Second Class, v. M’Gregor, who exchanges. Reff of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry—John Keg George Robinson, resigned; Estp? to John Sherwto Sherwin*. FrederiS Savlle Robinson, Gent., to Lieut, v. ; Willingham Francklin, Gent., to Lient ...
... an and the Adriatic, which will be finished in five months.—A Colossal Head.—The fable of the Trojan horse containing the armed men has lately been superseded by the reality of the colossal head of the Bavarian statue, cast in the royal foundry; this ...
... territory of Madawaska, on the banks of the river St. John. Now, it was necessary to state that the territory of Made. weskit, was nothing more than a narrow strip of land on the backs of the St. John, which comprised a straggling village some two or three ...
... revere its Goveru- iii- nt. But i: ill.- authority of Mr. Grattan wa* to bequoted with ivfe-rc-tiei to the establishment of Maynooth, he would ask that it might not be forgotten win,: Mr. Grattan expected from such an institution, and whether .my ol his ...