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... can't face Parliament, when Parliament has nothing to do but look at them. The Peelites won't go back. Lord John would, of course ; Lord John never refused anything in his life. He has been Premier; then Foreign Secretary; then Colonial Secretary. Well ...
... and Co. Just published, price Threepence, TOM TREDDLEHOYLE'S PEEPATT'MANCHESTER ART TREASURES EXHEBISHAN. London: T. W. Grattan, Paternoster-row. Leeds: Alice Mann. Manchester :A. and J. Heywood, and at the Book Stall in the Exhibition. CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL ...
... It is reported on 'Change that some enthusiastic patriot has given 10s. for a few hairs out of the tail of Lord Cardigan's horse, which armed at Liverpool on Monday. ...
... scarcely one of the unfortunate lady's tenants has been willing, or has dared, to express ordinary sympathy with her fate. Mr. John T. Hinds, a relative, it is to be presumed, of the unfortunate victim, writes as follows, under date of Kelleshandra, Friday ...
... society was in a flourishing state. Huddersfield .Guildhall MISCELLANY.—Saturday : E. Riley, J. Wood, W. Smithies, B. Hanson, and John Haigh, jun., were charged with unlawfully using certain engines for the pupose of taking conies, on Monday the 10th inst. Hanso ...
... Battalion Ist Foot, Private John Bone. 4th, Corporal William Warren ; Privates John M'Guire, Edward Mason, Samuel Rodway, Robert Galloway. 31st, Privates John Clay (dangerously), John Brickston, John Wardle. 42nd, Lance- Corporal ...
... Lord Palmerston stated that, as to the proceedings of the commission to inquire into the report of Colonel lullochandSir John M'Neill upon the state of the army in the Crimea, those gentlemen, like anybody el?e, would have the right to be present, but ...
... Saturday, August 2nd, 1856. £ e °gine Hurtley, corn miller, Malton, was camp loolll of his mill on Saturday, when one of 21 *°d arm 1 Contac * with the fly wheel, by which his lN by™ 1 were severely fractured. Although dis- aid & U \ m s men almost immediately ...
... the Front Sitting-rooms.—Mahogany Dining Table and | Cover, Pembroke Table, Carpets, Six and Two Mahogany Arm I c Chairs, Birch Sofa, Eleven Arm Chairs, Stools, Prints and Frames, J t Spittoons, Door Mats, Mantel Glasses, Mahogany Sofa, 4ic, &c. j ] With ...
... surveyor, 30, Park-row, Leeds ;or to Mr. Thomas Plint, 18, Park-row, Leeds. TO BE LET, with immediate possession, the I CARDIGAN ARMS HOTEL, Kirkstall-road, together with about Fifty-two Acres of good LAND, nearly aU in permanent Grass, adjoining thereto ...
... 52, Mary, wife of Mr. Thomas Kay, of the Mason's Arms, Regent-street, Leylands. On Monday, aged 64, Mr. John Rain, of Wyther Cottage, near Leeds. On Monday, at Headingley, aged 67, Jane, widow of Mr. John Eddison, manufacturer, Kirkstall. On Sunday, in ...