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... CIUS ; J. Russell, .C29l ; R. ! Nl•cdonalil, of Canada, .l:233 ; John Gallahatn, of Aberdeen, 1.241; J . Williams, of Bristol, £1041• J. (eNeal, of Connaught, £l9l, Wm. Reece, of Cardigan, £940; • Bobert Evans, rot Copenhagen, £751; arid another, making ...
... the Earl of Cardigan and the Hon. Mr Norton ; Mr Reed s The ere was heard s u er daps since, and occupied • earidetable Mae, but the her are to be stated it a kw words. la April, 1861, the insolvent took from the agar of the Earl of Cardigan a colliery ...
... the despatch to which 1 above refer, I had the honour tot.. yaw Unce's attention to the conduct m Ishtar°astral the Earl of Cardigan and the Hormarable l;t,g-ad.er•Oeaeral Scarlett. I Gemmed, in my despatch or the 23th September, to' maw, that when, in the ...
... foe the fl ash'. but it was evident that Do ' pendent that on Sabbath last tie town. of New gownsovren Geiond Estero's, Sir John Burgeynee s ain Major Pekoe o e y eii d e ng, ru m s e . s ar i oat its I , susers i on , a n d the Boor and Strabane, with ...
... steatont enii,k;a l all it_ 11 ,Dristol and Esker 100 eu 8.4 ° Caledoninn . 10 0 116 —ll7 Carmarthen and Cardigan .„ I all ,„ Cork and RAndon Ckrt, Rlackrock. and Paastpl all , all C Ds AreceiresOBdiv;iiBB . p.e. all _ 110. R. 1 ...
... Gibson; 28th, Sr Miami % Trotter to Mrs Elisabeth Boothby, all of Bishop Isekbais ' Mr John Morrell to Miss Labelle Richardson, boa d ' , Close House. At Shildon. at St. John's, 29th ult., by the Rev W.** \ ton, 8.A., curate. Mr Thomas Hamilton, of James, sely ...
... clear of Wagon Break Irons; 3 A nvils ; 3 p airs of Smith's Wood Partitions ; Old Door; 1-Panelled Door; 1 Rates and Water. JOHN BURNEY and JOSEPH BURNEY, beth of Darlington, in the County of Durham, Bellows; Swage Anvil; Tools ; Fore and Quarter Batten'd ...
... journal of John Banks, of Whinfell Hall, Cumberland. The first date in the book is 25th September, 1673, the last date in it is 15th August, 1678:— About this time (1676) a pain struck into my shoulders, and gradually fell down into my arm hand, so ...
... or heard of the dog alter its expulsion from the fold yard. GRATTAN.-It was said he took Chatham for his model, and there were certainly many points of resemblance between them. Still Grattan's manner was distinctive enough to reject all idea of imitation ...
... , diiea'vfitiner mnight hav~e cost' (ia ,former, his life. DficicdaV Mnrphiy, an Irish laboniberlyi, lifalwuHatltpool' and John Rlhoteon fanuhairly lkuots by'the. cog- noinen of Jack Hasty, a'ilso a labouieefa suds'a 'niative of Haitlepool, weie in ...