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... 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 ...
... tin >oulll olworvod In m»k» .u.l.fcii dart towards ills roUiclo, wliilo lie tjnust ln« band into Ilia brcaat as aoarcli of arms ; but liavnig a) - aatUlled lilinsoll perron aoliglit waa not then' b» retired, and I tlio carnage In pnsa. A polictman who ...
... Cockerell, the incumbency of St. John’s Church, Robin Hood. Kingston, Surrey. Rev. W. Cramptou. vicar-general of Clonfert. Rev. E. Evans, to the perpetual curacy of Llandewi-Brevi, with the curacy of Odwynne, Cardigan. Rev. R. G. Foot, the perpetual curacy ...
... no Romanist should hold office under a, No-Popery Government. Lord Castlereagh, Mr. W. Monsell, Mr. Sharman Crawford, H. Grattan, J. Reynolds, and twenty-five other Irish Mem- bers, have signed the following declaration:- We, the under-signed, deem ...
... have been most annoying to Lord John Russell. It was clearly the duty of Cardinal Wiseman, invested with the title of C ardinal, and bearing the Papal letters proposed publish England, have sought an interview with Lord John Russell, for the purpose, least ...
... Place. Dr. Harington.—llow were the pipea laid in that pari ? W. L. Wood, Charles Street. Drary Lane pianoforte-maker. ' y«. in John Wealay than now popularly imagined. Dr. Harington.—ls there slaughter-house there? A.—They were all puddled with clay from ...
... Wroxton, ilie of Mr. John I.eu, but'.hrr of 1. .ho lajy of the ilev. A. D. Hilton, orVliH of a son. Married --March .S. BrouKhton. by the Rev. C. F. U yatr. Mr. John Hutchings, of Broughton Fulling M.M, An..* only daußbtrr of Mr. John S.lmon.ol I irto.—MorohJ ...
... Herbert Haines. Exeter. John George Mac Leo.l. Exeter. Henry E Iward Fowler Garusey, Magdalen. John Evans Davies, Jesus. William Henry Davies, New Inn Hall. Bachelor Arts. Arthur Locker, Pembroke. The new Proctors are —for Merton. John James Randrlph, M.A ...
... invasion of the temporal and civil rights and institutions of the country. Cardinal Wiseman, be observed, legate a latere, was armed with greater powers than Dr. Cullen, and he adduced proofs of the exorbitant authority attached to the office and functions ...
... of Stradbroke, Lord Northwick, Lord Hastings, Mr. 11. Spooner, M.P., Colonel Sibthorp, M.P., Lord John Manners, M.P., the Marquis of Granby, M.P., Sir John Tyrell, M.P., Mr. M. P., Mr. Freshfleld, M. P., Mr. A. Buncombe, M.P., and great number of other ...
... blackened, and handkerchiefs lied orer their head-, the belter conceal their feature*, suddenly sprang into ilia road, one of them armed with cudgel and the other with blunderbuss. One the fellows eanght hold of llio horse, and the other walked up deliberately ...
... with the royal prerogative. Lord John Russell’s vindication the archbishop against the virulent abuse the Bishop of Exeter was received with great cheering from both sides of the house. It is well known, said Lord John Russell, that the primate of all ...