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... ly contemplate resort to arms. Masters, 1 charge you,” says Dogberry to the Watchmen— I charge you in the prince’s name, accuse these men.” This man said, sir, that Don John, the prince’s brother was a villain.”— Prince John villain]—why, this is Hat ...
... Queen's Park Brighton. Her Udrsh was » 6,ste r of tlie present Earl of Cardigan, and widow of Pennaat, jun.. Esq.,ti whom she was married on the 10th of Oct. »»-/• Vextii of John Armstron’O, Chafkpool, hso-“ With deep regret have record the death of ...
... country in tha wor d, li history uf tra'and would begin from the day when those armed myriadt were landed our coa«l. rerrern* too wlin cried out the loudest then ; it was M*. John O'Connell—(disapprobation). Sorry shoo d be—and let olT*r you my humb ...
... I'ancras, Lotidou. the Ist inst. aged li!> years, much and deservedly regretted by extensive circle of friendsand acquainUnces, John (triiliths, Ksq. late of Fountain Hall, Carmarthen, and for years (Quartermaster and l.ieuteuant the veteran battalion of the ...
... of Manchester, (chief secretary to the Mechanics’ and Engi- neers’ Union), John Botsfield, Alfred Cheeseborough, (ehair- man of the committee oftnion), Francis Dawson, John Gilbert Grey, Peter Grundy, Samee! Mills, Woo. Margatroyd, Joseph Platt, James ...
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... two o’clock, man, named John Cann, a butcher, carrying on business at a place called Camden Terrace, Baptist Mills, a mile or two from this city, committed a murder by beating the brains out of his own daughter, child in arms. The man said he was drunk ...
... Half, Warren. Given under our hands andl seals, this 15th day of Oct., 1846. EDWARD M DONN3l,11 JOHN J. BtURNETT, JOHN LANKTffEE, GEORGE MACAliTNEY, JOHN M'GILDOWNY, J. DYAS. This applieation will be heard at the hour of TWELVE o'clock, on the Crown Day ...
... Malxwell, iBsrt. John Maclie. Esq. ?? IV G. G. Cumnmlt-g. Bart. Sir William Dunbar, Bart. ?? Daltymtple. Esq. William Wilson, EAq. M1 R Sir John Galadtone, heart. Patrick Dalmahioy, Req. or B.Sir G. S. Mackenzie, Bart. J imres Duncan, REq. S John, Jardine, EEq ...
... conspiracy, arising in connection with a ••Trades* Union. The men Were charged with having conspired, unlawfully, against John Jones and Arthur Potts, so as to prevent workmen In their employ from continuing therein, and prevent others from entering ...
... viulcntlv into They fall frightful prnvhlrntally A lady left frirad ia Taunton niclit the train waitiag-anaiu arrival wa friead arm of lover Ikose Mnrobea wa Tka ia her year will to ward Chancery favoured gallant for indiscreet iournev of fr offered wbmm 6th ...
... the people, and there was a most sullen state of dis- content in the land. Tiie people were procuring arms they were buying them and seizing— buying arms aud wanting food. On all sides the father was starving, the mother mourning, and the children wailing ...