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... Moody, C. A. • Willoughby, Sir H. Morgan, 0. Wodehouso, E. Napier ' Joseph Worcester, Marquis Neeld, John Wynn, Sir W. Neeld, Joseph Young, Sir John Noel, Gerald J. Oswald, Alexander Packe, C. W. Palmer, Robert Pennant, Colonel Adilerley, C. B. Archtiall ...
... Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn. Soper Lane, Bicrley, Shelf, St. •■:** Tal.'e, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Lee;!s side thr-roof, and the Pi.-.r or Chain across the Highway leadinj to BierVy a id R.-tvey, WILL 15E LET ...
... clubs have been formed, drilled, and armed ; the laws defied ; the public peace practically dej stroyed ; rebellion stimulated ; an outbreak promised until at last the Government have been compelled to resort to armed occupation of the country. Mr. Mitchell ...
... Historical Romance. BY PERCY ST. JOHN. Tho King's Musketeer will be illustrated in a novel style, and will extend to Twelve Numbers. Shortly will be published, in One Volume, 12m0., MEN and PAR lIES in FRANCE, By PERCY B. ST. JOHN. No. I. Price Sixpence, of ...
... PortinlUen do do SeUh,Williams, Sarsb.Williams, Victoria, Jones, Ruby, Jones, Cardigan Atalanta,Owens, Aberystwitb Ant. Evans, Aberdoyey 31—WlndS.S.W.,fre»h,raill CO-EOF CORK. Armed IMay 29] from Forth.V!‘Al!en, Conatantinpls William Shepherd,Swan.do Mary ...
... protection and uttering* of of cicto^ the legal technicalities a llill, which could not have been notes committed by John iscouni Arm. intended promote such disquietudes), shall ever be ex- the said counties, was opened . tended the Church Urge Justi ...
... Leaders of Country Bauds and others who are willing to assist, are invited send Letters (prepaid) to the Committee, at the Craven Arms, Coventry, stating the lowest Terms they will charge for the day, specifying the number of their respective Bands, and the ...
... 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 ...
... of the 22nd ult Mr Paul Years Pentire the of on Monday last Mr John Oliver 88 years on last Mrs Mary Stickland aged At Gwinear on Friday last infant of Mr Sampson Taylder and on Monday John son of Mr Thos Michell 3 years Camborne 22nd ult infant daughter ...
... think for half the House, or ere this you might have been awoke from your guilty sleep by the words ringing in your ear— Lord John, you are not the man. I remain, my Lord, through rood and ill-repute, A LOVER OF MY COUNTRY. Prince Joinville tells his friends ...
... attracted by curiosity to see what was taking place, was a person named John Clarke, a stevedore. Unsworth, greatly excited at the refusal of the bystanders to move on, rushed from his shop, armed with a knife, and coming in contact with Clarke, plunged it into ...
... order of things than run the risk of subverting force of arms state of things established No upon should to subvert of things but it right of enslaved country and the of Providence the l ight to arm itself here live Mr Holmes here interrupted Baron Lefroy ...