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... THE MEETING AT THE VICTOR[A-ROOMS, Blaise-castle, Dlec. 5,1850. Sir- lavinm hod thle honlotr, Onl thle 20th 0f November, ofc acting as chairman of a great nlcetitig of' Protestants of nill denominnhiolls, inhabiltanltsof the city of Bristol ?? its vicinlity, concened by requisition most numerously signed by churchmenr lnod dissenters who cordially United in this Object, I write to inform you ...
... View of the Palatce, skethohA from the Prneo ae' ae ?? - -I- L- i r k ,.V- ?? _ ?? .. __ 1r.. L .. . ?? -t IA__I + S +1;vnn/ n h ?? This shows the TrnaePt, Mat the extent of the Building on one side, The other portion ?? o 0 to n equaln length wat t e in t Ee vng. ...
... Since our last remarks on the Search for this gal- a lant Arctic explorer and his no less gallant companions ap- lin peered, a statement has been published, strongly corrobora- thn tive of our opinion that he proceeded up the Wellingtonl thl Channel. The Nautical Magazine is. deservedly regarded an as a high authority in all matters connected with naviga- fr( tion, This is owing no less to the ...
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... , ..Vfje?z-outt. e The Queen held a Couvt and Privy Council at r three o'clock yesterday afternoon at Buekingtham Palace. I At the court Shsfi Khan had an audience of the Queen, and delivered to'her Majesty his credentials as Eiivoy Ex- trrordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Shah of Persia. l The Coant ?? had an audience and delivered 6to the Queen his credentials as Minister ...
... TRAINED BY GEORGE DOCKERAY AT EPSON, AND RIDDEN BY ELNATSAN FLATMAD, Winter of the Goodwood Stakes, 1853, and the property of Mr. GRmxLLR; is got by Slane out of Brington's dam, and ran successfully as a two year old. Last year she distinguished herself by winning the Yorkshire Oaks and the Great Ebor Handicap. In the present year. she ran second to King of Trumps for the Port Stakes; was ...
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... rj'HEL. ICIIy 01? ?? D>SA. ?? ( l I i to be very laro, Vergin g e ose on the l lack 'ea. There are two harbours, about half a mile a part, Ile I iperial Port anc the Quarantine Port, forff;ed ?? nilOl; ianU} ou! into the sea and mounted with batteries. The C tadel commanls 'hI ! ear..w inc Port, which is about twice lie size of tle otther. 'T'lie Lay is lar- e, e I e~iding from Cape Langeron, ...