... merchant, 36, High-street, H Dee. 18, 1848. To CARPENTERS, WHEELWRIGBTS, aad Others. To be SOLD by AUCTION, DEACON At the Cardigan Arms I Cor on Thursday the 28th of December, 1848, at Six o’clock i ° n the Ev subject to such conditions of sale as will be ...

... STURTON, and KEY, Holbeach, May 16th, 1848. Solicitors, Holbeach. CORBY, Northamptoushire. To be D by AUCTION, By JoHN LANGLEY, At the Cardigan’s Arms Inn in Corby aforesaid, on Friday, May th, 1848, between the hours of 5 and 7 in tne Evening, (subject to such ...

... Corby, who leaving part of his land, on Saturday the 7th of October, 1848. Catalogues may be had at the Sondes' Arms, Rockingham King's Arms, Weldon; at the place of sale; and of tbe Auctioneers, Oundle and Benefield. [o'clock. The Sale wUI commence with ...

... Corby, who to leaving part of bis tend, on Saturday the 7th of October, 1848. Catalogues may bo bad the Sondes/ Arms, Rockingham; King*. Arms, Weldon; the place of sale; of the Auctioneers, Oundle and Benefleld. [o'clock. The Sale wUI commence with tho ...

... He avowed that he had been instrumental in asking his countrymen to arm. In the present position of Europe, it was the duty of every citizen of every country to learn the use of arms. For the purpose of giving proper expression to the national will of ...

... with men armed with long muskets, evidently for the purpose of protecting the brig, which lay considerably within musket-shot range. Their boats, seven in number, were hauled up on the beach and in the mouth of a cavern, with a strong party of armed men lying ...

... Cahirmoyle, the seat of Smith O’Brien, the coach was surrounded by some hun- dreds of the country people, weil armed, who demanded the fire-arms and mail-bags, which were given up to them by the guard, resistance being useless. The M orning Chronicle says ...

... February, has been appointed Commander of Vincennea. —The Commune de Paris states that the Republican Government has dared to arm the forts round Paris, measure which the late Government feared to adopt. Ammunition being every day publicly carried into the ...

... all classes should be bod of National Guards went up on Thurs- day the 16 th to the Hotel de Ville in uniform, but with- out arms, to protest against a decree abolishing the corps d’ elite, viz. the grenadiers and voltigeurs, and the t of veto upon the ...

... the evening of that day, a Frenchman was haranguing group in Trafalgar-square, and endeavoring to make them understand that John Bull had no pluck, and did not know how to fight. A butcher's lad, passing with his trey, caught enough of the sense of this ...

... their chapel, and it is to be re-opened on Sunday next, by the Rev. John Brownson, from Nottingham. inquest was held before Mr. Falkner on the 8th inst., on the body of a boy named John Thackery, aged 8 years, whose death was by some reported to have been ...