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... Propaganda. 7 languages by the members of The Cattolico of Genoa,” of the 234 an- nounces that all the members of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem had been invited to meet at Rome in February. They are to attend in persen, or to be represented by delegates ...
... of Ibe farms were occupied by Mr. John Chapman. Mr. Thomas Chaproao, and Mr. John Lses, who are the oenm ; the others, the of Mr. C. S. Tinting, were occupied Mr. Westrope, Mrs. Margaret Suow, Mr. John Westrope, St. John’Colege, Cambridge. Mr. Abraham Hart ...
... and without Nevertheless, at the moment making use of their swords, at which the groups were dispersed a certain of persons armed with forge-hammers and clubs, rushed on some of the agents and seriously wounded them. One of them, assailed, beaten, and ...
... upwards of 40 years. The New Search for Sir John Franklin.—Captain Horatio T. Austin, C.8., has been offered, and has accepted tbe command of tbe intended new northwest expedition to proceed in further search of Sir John Franklin. In the selection of this gallant ...
... chuich ol ii;c town »utf* cons.dcrcb'y. Cardigan wreck occurred. fewer than 11 llie unfortui.r.t c:. were swept overboard and . the St. ...
... Phil pot-lane, mercieant i Bryant, John, Hav khurst, draper Burmeston, John William, Calverley-terrace, To.-- bridge Wells, gentleman iBuss, John, Ashford, draper Bass, Samuel, Chart, Sutton, farmer Bushell, John, Leighton, Bedfordshire, farmer Bushell ...
... youth), were drinking the Red Lion Inn Ruthin, when a quarrel arose between them. Blows endued and each of the combatants armed himself With one the fire-irons. A fierce struggle followed, and Lewis struck his antagonist a terrible blow on the head which ...
... place: the opponents of the measure (chiefly Protectionists) making use of the forms of the house for its obstruction. Lord John Russell at last gave way. The committee on the bill was ordered to stand first the order list for Friday. TUESDAY. Lord R. ...
... Several stormy speeches were delivered in the course of the proceedings. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. concluded his address declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 armed men and 400 pieces of artillery, he would then look for justice from England, and ...
... before could be released both his arms were f«»rn away at tbe elbow. A miller was engaged Altliam, sweeping bran into spout which conveyed it another floor; ha.found there was an obstruction, and patting down hit arm. be up corpse of a child three years ...
... TENDERS will be received by Mr. John Nash until the 28th inst. May 10. 1850. County Court of Berkshire, at Windsor. N'OTICE is hereby given, that the next COURT for this District will he hnlden at the TOWN HAM, WINDSOR, before JOHN BILLINGSLEY PARKY. Esquire ...
... proceedings had been taken either them or the Bishop of Gloucester, since 1(348, in the case of the estate of Hortield. Lord John RfSSELL was unable to say when the next general report of the Commissioners would laid before the house, and as to the second ...