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... consideration, her Majesty's Government had offered reward to the crew of any vessel who might give efficient assistance to Sir John Franklin. (Cheers.) That reward had already been put in print, aud would be communicated without delay the various consuls ...

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... Sentenced to 9 months’ hard labour. PoacwING at ASTLeY ARBOTS. John Yapp, George Daneton, and Edward Bailey were charged with unlawfully entering a piece ot land at Aston Abbots, being armed with guns and bludgeons, for the purpose of taking and destroying ...

... county of Donegal; and Mr. Pryse Pryse for the Cardigan boroughs. Several Railway and other private bills were read a second time; and a number of petitions on different subjects were presented. Lord John Russell, in reply to question from Mr. B. Cochrane ...