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... the county of Meath is now going about armed and guarded by a man who has been in the police ; and a Mr Rotheram, who was fired at a few days ago in the same county, attended divine service on Sunday last armed with a double. barrelled gun, and attended ...
... throash France, awl will be is London I. about three weeks.—Lord and Lady John Remelt bane been to Paris. in conerquenee of the of one of the Misses Elliot, a sister of L a dy John Bothell—CM Thersdey the Bishop of Lincoln delivered one of series of lectures ...
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... said to protrude through her skin in several places, and ander her eo sore that obe cannot lie down. The thick part of her arm le warmly the thickets. of a man'. two engem. The enmity has continued for years. The father and staten are now is custody.—Another ...
... New Maras, from ► reliable mares that Colealal ship was Mitred to Lord Ilea. bat be favour of Lord John Russell. As the peados la whit& it pleased Lord John Russell to pleas inane hi. having a mat in any Cabinet that meld hope the asthma' confidence out ...
... though Austria on the one hand, and France on the other, have kept down the rising thirst for liberty by the sheer force of arms. there cannot be a doubt that at the present moment the hatred to foreign rule is as greataa ever it was,and that wb the ' ...
... He then asked how long Lord John Russell was to remain Foreign Secretary ; and gave a ludicrous account of four paragraphs which had appeared in the papers on the subject,—from one of which it might be gathered that Lord John Russell was to take the toll ...
... when he eulogised and defended Colonel) ToEach and Sir John says Bat the saber elms of military virtues is sot encosragmi by decanting eystesmitie diaseesions in the persons of Lord and Cardigan, the most wasteful blundering the part of Sir K. Airey and ...
... the corps in barracks on Thursday night; and an well had she been drilled, that her diogniee and inexperience in the an of arms parsed mannered. She thus evaded eusoteion, and marched out of g orison in her husband's aceouitenrents, and embarked in the ...
... e. Atnonget His Lordships goests the followinr:—llis Royal Highness 'he of Cambridge, Lord Moraine. Ser John liorgoymr Sir Hew Ross, Lord Cardigan, MojoroGeneml Wetherell, Mejor-General Preeth, Major-General Yorke, Torreus, Major-General Knotty., Major- ...
... official services, and believes that the right man hr been chews for the right place. Tbe children of H. R.H. Prince Christian armed is Dover on afternooo by the French mailindict Prises Imperial. left by the mail Ulna for Charing Crewe The Prince and Primer ...
... jaet been placed in the new House of Camases. Fe: steads surly and defiant, with his shoos arm upraised. ea if he could smash poor thin-legged, meagre Grattan. or spindley Eldon, as a sailer would a biseuit. The sculptor hes done his beet with an unpropitious ...