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... strive, persevere for yourselves Self- The trial of the case of Phillips ». Charles, (the defend- ant being a solicitor in Cardigan,)} for bre: sh of a promised | culture is the secret of success, and passport to renown.” | Builder. nuptial engagement, ...
... objection to lay on the tab le, as a counterpart to the Canadian correspondence on the Navigation the memorials agreed to in St. John s, New Brunswick which took an entirely different view of the question ? He wished also to ask, whether there would any objection ...
... 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 ...
... acted on Mr. Gower's behalf on that occasion, and received instructions from Mr. Barber. On the Friday before the last election John Stevens came to me, and in consequence of what passed I went to Mr. Pike at the Reporter newspaper office. I saw that gentleman ...
... the leaders of a loyal association at Dublin and the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, relative to the expediency of assembling in arms, the order of the day was moved for the third reading of the Crown and Govern. meat Security Bill. Mr. HOME repeated his ohiection ...
... in the central amiggirtmenta, the emblems of 88. Matthew and Mark • those of the southern window, the emblims of N. Lake and John. The lower lights of these two windows hr centre a chaste flower pattern. The pmvailing *hew both windows green, surrounded ...
... 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 ...
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... of the Lords of the Admiralty, second son of Viscountess Palmerston, with Miss Georgiana Tollemache, the late Vice Admiral John Richard Dclapo Tollemaohe aud Lady Elizabeth Tolleraache, was solemnised St. Peter's church, Eaton-square. A distinguished ...
... of the Lords of the Admiralty, second son of Viscountess Palmerston, with Miss Georgiana Tollemache, the late Vice Admiral John Richard Dclapo Tollemaohe aud Lady Elizabeth Tolleraache, was solemnised St. Peter's church, Eaton-square. A distinguished ...
... aged 36, of the Egerton Arms, Birken- head, was charged with having set fire to his house, with the view of defrauding the Sun Insurance Company; and Ralph Webster, aged $6, was charged with having assisted him. The Egerton Arms, Birkeuhead, has two fronts ...