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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... descriptions of machines which in the making of arms It was desirable to employ.—Lord Seymour said that the Hon. Member had begged the question, taking it for granted that the Government oonld manufacture arms at a lower price than private individuals. The ...

... JOHN BULL the gaud Mat them polite lamigi. Intituling Out Umonditota Iran both ap, tad tho iraa tea itaH. The raplr »u. thetthef, too, had got tp tbe •team,' tad were attUag dowa to t tap of teti when oNlglogrejotnderwtt wtde. that thej need not theatelTM—the ...

... of London, 6th Aug., 49 N 9 W. by the Sqflid, Tengelsen, armed in the River. ' City of London, for Australia, 3rd July, 11 N. 25 W. by the Franklin, Mellin, arrived at dowes. Bing Dove, of St. John, NB., Wilmington to Queenstown, 16tb July, lat. lat. 52 ...

... engagement ensued. Doth parties appeared prepared lor determined encounter, vast number of them were armed with gnns and pistols; those who were not so armed tore down brickbats from the dead walls, and gathered stones from every quarter. The commencement ...

... JOHN BULL which British subjects timTelliog abrosd were exposed, and pointed out the inefficiency of the arrangements of the Foreignoffice in this respect, and also the impropriety of British agents abroad furnishing foreigners with British passports ...

... found dead,” visitation of God,” tic. Sir John Bdbootnb.—The following tribute to this gallant officer is published in General Order, dated Head-quarters, before Sebastopol, March 31 Lieuteuanl.Qeueral Sir John Burgoyne, 0.C.0., having ban recalled to ...

... JOHN BULL two beautiful enamel tea serricet, alto demand attention. Meam. | Morrell's large diamond and ruby bouquet brooch It well worthy of inspection, also the curious specimen of the p»rl In the oyster shown by Messrs. Hunt and Co. Once more referring ...

... to them all that it was abeolntely necessary that the British army should supplied with these arms.—Colonel Knox said was one of those who had scan the arm tested, and be hoped the Qorernment would take cate to arall tbamselrss of it.—Mr. UoneELL agreed ...