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... Itueeell, itendlesham, M.P.; F. Somerscee G. Somerset, E. Russell, Lilford, Dynevor, Campbell, Langdale, Ravensworth, John Scett. John Hay. John Russell, M.P.; George Quin, Seymour, eI.P. ; Talbot De Malahide, Delmeny, M.P.; Sudelv, Cosmo Russell, Blayney, ...
... Kuss.ll, Kendlesham, M P.; P. Somer.sc, G. Somerset, E. Kussell, Lilford, Dyuevor, Campbell, Langdale, Ravensworth, John Scott. John Hay, John Russell, M. P. ; George Quin, Seymour, M.P. ; Talbot De Malahido, Dalmeny, M.P. ; Sud.ly. Cosmo Kus*ell, l'layn ...
... M'Cullum, John, Coyle, Locbswilly AleaAJenny.Condon, Ramsey Portland, Kelso, Liverpool Sailed [June 10] far Christina, Dewar, Oban John. Daglish, Carlisle Henrietta, Furlong, Bristol Alice, Smeadon, Goole Providence, Milne,Sunderland John Croabie. Scobie ...
... limbs. On the 11th of May he was observed by his chaplain to draw his right arm from the bedclothes, and making a feeble effort to raise it. Doctor, he faintly murmured, this arm is EMANCI PATED. It 80011 fell.—Rotnan Correspondent of the Daily News. ...
... security of relations would dtsappear with a Government which should admit this prineii..le, and which cannot answer for the armed action of its populatt. n. It is also in the name of our direct interest and of our positive right that I speak to you on the ...
... Carmarthen—Tunably, July 13. Presteign—Wedneaday, July 28. Harfordwest—Saturday, July 17. Chester andCity—Saturday, July3l. Cardigan—Wednesday, July 21. Mr. Baron Platt will remain ba Town as the vacation Judge. TO MONSIEUR Som.—On Tuesday a splendid en ...
... » Ys stow and Plymouth. John Davenport, Esq, for Torquay. Maid and kind.bearted owner 0 n_ board ; e Duke of Beaufort’s Lotre ice, 4.—Syren vawl, —Oaprey cutter, Grace being accompanied by Lords Ado! hus Fitzclaren 8 Cardigan, 8 of the Mist cutter, H ...
... Court oi Bankruptcy, London. John Smith, St. Hunstan’s hill, ship broker, July 2, at eleven Jacob Bradley t'ooper, of Haileston, coal merchant, July 2, eleven—Henry Howell, of Shrewsbury, draper, July 3, at one. In the Country John Hignett, Manchester,sack ...
... freedom of election should be interfered with, the people would have recourse to arms in defece of their liberties, when the King immediately retorted, “If the people take arms, I will order the troops to call them to their senses?’ We cannot trust ourselves ...
... raonial to commemorate the introduction of printing into England, and in honour of William Caxton, the earliest English printer. JOHN MURRAY, the eminent publisher, briefly Seconded the resolution. His Excellency Mr. BANCROFT was called upon to P at 'Pose the ...
... followed by their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who were attended bv Baron Knesebock and Lady Augusta Cardigan. His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. Captain James Maedosald. was the next to arrive; the ...