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... volume of the History England,'' assembled together, and beaded piper playing the “Hogue's Much,’' proceeded to the Bleak Bock, near Qlaamort Hocus, sad than burnt la eMgy the dletinguiehed historian I The assembled crowd gave three shoots of execration ...
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... (1848), to the Hogue ; Charles W. Tuke (1848), to the Tortoise; £. Faulkner to the Boscawen. •Henry Parker to the Edinburgh. COAST GUARD. Appointments and Removals.— Commanders, R.N.— Thomas Heard, to be Inspecting Commander of the Sunderland District, vice ...
... and tht firing is ma.jnifivent A continual cannonade la going mfivm morning till night, and presenta a which few artists could justice to. The vlctnslling is going actively. The present exigency la likely lead to some essential reforms naval customs! ...
... Avonmore. 1/. Hon Mrs. P. Plunkett. ; Mrs. Andrew Brown. I/. ; Mrs. Symonds. IP*. ; Mrs. Finer. Mrs. Sullivan. LA; Mrs. Bolton. 10*.; Mrs. Willis, LA ; Mrs. Rose. ; Mrs. Battey. 10*. ; Mrs. Henry French, ; Mrs and Miss Ryod, 2A ; Mrs. H. Roe. 1A; Mrs. George ...
... are) alteration from the French “La i coquine bouteillo; the Cat and Fiddle resembles “Le chat fidelo the Bell and Savage Man l« well known mtan i “L» Belle Sauvagc; * tho Hog in Armour is perliap- taken from “La Hogue eo Armcs.” reference to bers'dic ...
... made incursions in the Jaloun district. Jalunn itself is threatened by them. detachment from Calpeo has marched to its relief. la the Jjbbocpcro Übtrict there arc several bodies of rebels. Crxtral Ifdix avo The fecilive rebels under Tanti Janii Jeni»ee sad ...
... band attended in the evening, and played the following selection Overture. ** Fa iska,” .. .. .. Cherubini. I*oo, •• Marco Sp«la,” .. .. .. Autvr. Tersett'*, Villanclla raplta,” .. Mozart. The Earl of Clarendon hid audience her Majesty ye*- terday. Prince ...