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... power to convene the Synod of the Church Nominally it is vested ia the Crowu— really and actualiy in the Prime Minister, Lord John ussell, then fet us by ail means in our power the hands of our Bishops now that they are toxetber—make known to them the determined ...
... Chester, and on Tuesday lett towa on 4 to her and the Prince © at Cas te. the Earl of Cardigan at bis mans ton, Dro P k, dung the last week. the follow ony and ing \ scuunt arm Viscountess Cum, Visesuat Maidstone, Ev, Colonel and Mre. Anson, Mr, ana Lady and ...
... dark. remainiag out of His grandmother reproved hin, ae said she w nel {that fear bad not drive home, The young heru put bis arms a-kimbo, aud said * Who is fear, grandimama ¢ Printing Oil— AN vwew adaptation of lithography to the process of prooiag ia ...
... ical Chemist. Consul Chemist, &e. AGENTS:—Mr. JAMES YEARSLE Y y, Antelope Hotel, Dor- chester; and Mr. JOHN POTHECAK Y, Weymouth. Golden Lion MANLEY’S ARMS HOTEL ROYAL MAIL COACH AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY OFFICE, DORCHESTER. Public are respectfully informed ...
... was on Friday last | ¢ rhe New York with a large sum@ber of emigrants on board ; amoung approaching the Camden. town station, John Smith, a bank- them were 150 Hungarian refugees. save a favourite dog from : , to rider at the station, on attempting to e ...
... GQhe The Reo. G. A. Denison. This gentleman has ad- a letter to the John Bull, ot which the tolluwing are the ports 1. That he does not depreeiate the sacred deposit of tie Word of God © ty his Chureh. That he the spiritual grace of the Sacrament to be ...
... TAUNTO —WEDNESDAY. Noo. 12. John Woodland Edmonds, Esq., son of J. B. Edmouds, Enq, of South Petherton, has been appointed Collector of Cus- oms at Cardigan. South Petherton Agricultural Soctety.—The twenty- sixth wnniversary of this Sucicty was held ...
... explanations. Sir B. Hall asked Lord John Russell to give the house and the country some explanation relative to the dismissal of Lord Palmerston. Lord J. Russell said he could not refuse to meet the question. Lord John proceeded to state declaration he) ...
... honour to second the nomina- tion of the Right hon. George Banker, as a most fit and proper person to serve in Parliament. Sir John Smith, Bart., then came forward to nominate Mr. Henry Ku Berner, and observed that as that gentlemen was so well known, it ...
... 2 Cumberland (West)—Lowther and Irton Cambridge University—Wigram and Goulbourn Cambridgeshire—Yorke, Manners, and Ball 3 Cardigan—Loveden 1 Cardiganshire—Powell 1 Carmarthenshire—Davies and Jones 2 Carnarvon—Hughes 1 Carnarvonshire—Pennant 1 Cric ...
... Divine service, all the voters (41.) It was also administered to all Mr. Waller's tenants, who had promised their votes to Mr. Grattan. The most disgraceful outrages were committed at Limerick. The candidates were Mr. Sergeant O'Brien and Mr. Potter, Catholics ...