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... holidays with the Earl and Countess Howe and family, from visiting the Earl and Countess of Cardigan, at Deene-park, near Kettering. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan are entertaining a large circle of their fashionable friends at Deeue-park, Northamptonshire ...

... part of rig SWANSEA, Dec. 27.— The Lady Prudhoe got foul of the Michael Williams in the river, and store a hole in her side. CARDIGAN, Dec. 28.— The Louisa, of Perth, wliich was driven on shore in the bay. ?? inst., has been assisted oil after discharging ...

... brig Anne, in which they were placed during the repair of the vessel Caroline, in which they were brought to this CQUutry. Sir John Bayley and Mr. Clarkson appeared for the captain of the vessel, of which Messrs. Newman, Hunt, and Co., merchants of London ...

... friends. (Cheers.) It bad been well foreseen, that Lord John Russell’s oven policy could not succeed, and, therefore, Sir Robert Peel adopted a more insidious policy; he first cut off foot, then arm, then leg, till It became an act of mercy to give the ...

... which the following is a copy, has cou ld clear by going and telling his master that been . found amongst some papers washed up John morning she attempted to do it. I had no more board the hairy conversation with him until the Wednesday following, 1 it, i ...

... with damage; loot the epprentlce orerboerd; the ree- Kl U itrained eery modi. 27, Pat in—The John Mowlam, Fowler, fromthe north for Weymouth, ell «eU. John end Isebell from Wyberg for Boston. The Looiee, Kahn, front Labec for Leith, hen orrived here ...