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... JOHN BULL (ho proceedings of elections fur Members of Parliament In England and Wales,—Mr. seconded the motion. Mr.S. IlenßEßThad no objection to the introduction of the RiU,but he thought in consideration of the general measure to be pro|>osed by Lord ...
... -General the Earl of Lacan. To Major: | nt. General the Earl of Cardigan. To Bi rigadier-General, | now Major-General, the Hon. James York Scarlett. To FPORT. } Major-General Hen 5 John William Benti nck. To Major-General Sir C oh in Campbell, Knight ...
... JOHN BULL March back further—be found eighteen inrtanoee in which Great Britain, fourteen inetancea In which France, ilateen initancei which the United States of America, had, immediately upon the wrong being done, demanded redress, threatened force, ...
... The deceased was subsequently recognized John O'Hara, or Dublin Jack.* who had been living in Brighton, with girl named Smith, and was the companion of thieves. On Tuesday morning the Brighton Magistrates (John Uorrer. W. Partridge, Forster Smithe, W. ...
... of Chester and St. David’s, did not ECCLESIASTICAL AM) RELIGL PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Her. John James IlEßEsrono, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to be Precentor of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough. The Rev. J. 11. llitowN ...
... » » -»■» Newry, May 3,1552. MR. V. GRATTAN, ■ DENTIST, teiicquaint th#* Gentry and n«ieh« Jy-> purposes visitlnij NEWRY, Prt>- Y next, the 10:h m«fani. at Dr. DAVIS'S, 6, Sugar-is’and. BeO'eat, I3r>2. ”UNHrajIUVED SALK FaraUarv. I'lntr, and Platrd W»r ...
... is whispered) give his arm to the Empress conducting her into the Palace of Balta Liman. The Mussulman doctors are said to have discovered a Koran text authorizing condescension the part of the Commander of the Faithful. Sir John Bdbootne. —The following ...
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... JOHN BULL n. Nevertheltw, niipeetiDg aonietlilnc. w« ...
... JOHN BULL the proceedings of elections for Members of Parliament fn England and Wales.—Mr. Phinn seconded the motion. Mr. S. Herbert had to the introduction of the Bill, but he thought in oonslderatiooof the general measure to bo proposed Lord J. Russell ...
... JOHN BULL •o. N«verlhelt*i, suipecling •omclhlng, we oloe«d op, end began to move more cautiooeljr along, and with the greatest circumspection, oar carbines UDslnag, the expectation and desire of meeting every moment a large body of the enemy. The road ...
... descriptions of machines which in the making arms it was desirable to employ.—Lord Seymour said that the Hon. Member bad begged the question, by taking it for granted that the Government could manufaetnre arms at a lower price than private Individuals. ...