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... half-past three o'clock that morning the officer found the prisoner and some others making a disturbance outside the Beaufort Arms, London-road. On speaking to them about It, the prisoner, who was more noisy than his companions, threw some chewed tobacco ...
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... Mr, P. Pries, Mr. W. C. Lucy, Mr. J. P. ilton, Mr. John Bellows, Copt. Marling, Mr. E. Wethored, Mr. G. F. Biddiford, Mr. E, V. Ellis, Mr. W, Washbourn. Mr. M. Sturge, Mr. J. E. Turner, Canon St. John, Canon Rev. J. A. R. Washbourn, Mr. H. Waddy, Mr. James ...
... ins, for Wsehbourn Brothers. From Cads—The Thomas Poweil, with 1 hhd. 2 pr.-casks wino, Washbonrn Brenton. From Marsala—The Arm, with 1 pip* I bbda. ♦ qr -casks wino, it Washboure Brothers._ From Huelva—The G. L. Walters, Canoe, Nth 315 tons pyrites, kr ...
... and foal, first honours went to i Messrs Holt and Holt, Needham, of Castle Cary, Somerset, with Goodcraft and foal by “Yard Arm.” Mr Gordon Canning, Hartpury, near , Gloucester, was second with Cigale, and J. C. Barton, of Fairford, third, with Bless ...
... beginning with the junior. bane % and asked him :— John Load Keane, how aiets.yont lordship—is James Thoznaa,,Essi of . Cardigan, guilt of the felony whereof he standsindieted, or not guilty ?• Whereupen John Keane, standing up in his place, uncovered, and ...
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... under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkermann his right arm was shot away. Wesleyan Methodists throughout the United Kingdom and the foreign mission field will learn with regret the death of the Rev John Kilner, D ...
... Brewers, Stroud. 65 A LARGE Front Upper Room, pleasantly situated, to Let; terms moderate. Blenheim Arms, Barton Street, Glou COTTAGE to Let, in St. John's Lane, Gloucester ; rent 2s. ed. per week, no taxes. —Apply Ferris Bros., The Hatters, Gloucester ...
... to be determined to send in his resignation on account of that incident. LORD CARDIGAN'S SHOOTING. In the number of Bleekrood 201110 dories are told of the late Lord Cardigan and his 'hooting espeits. On one occasion, it is said, he was annoyed with his ...
... come; bat wore pardoned on submission. card was sent invite Lord and Lady Cardigan, and Lord Beaulieu instead of Lord Montagn. This, her grace protested, was accident. Lady Cardigan was ▼ew angry, and yet went. Except those flights, the only extraordinary ...
... Epil.har•y. El. Spenser, poet, (I. 1:;0s. Benjamin Franklin 1,. 1706. York and Lancaster united, 1 1;•'. James Watt b. 1736. John 11-ward, philanthropi.t, .1. 170 n. Louis XVI. 6E/made!, 1703. 3rd &whey afire Epipl.any. Lablaclie,aioger, d. Is5S. Sun rises ...