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... eonsumpaii could benefit British farmers, who were &prowling sod armed. Avis-ill Curs must haws relief: end the only shape which it could Ieffordsd was by • filed duty on foreign o are,. Lund John null, after exprei dog his satisfaction that awes would be ...
... 120 street Pearce John, 103 Albion street Packer Thourar, Berkeley Arms, Albion street Powell Themes, 87 Albion street Parsley John, Albieu street Pieillips Edward, Grosvenor terrace [lsBo] Pearce Joseph, Grosvenor terrace l'aysli John Albion street Presiuu ...
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... another representalive in the person of Mr. John Francis Magnin. the spirited proprietor of the Cork Exordia. The new House of Commons will have to sus' fain the lore of in eld familiar face—to wit, that of Mr. John Patrick Somers, who has lost his election ...
... at 81. Mary's Church, Bootle, the liar. John Taylor, A., incumbeat of Cleaton, to Mary Anne, daughter of the We William Winn, Esq., Chesnut Grove, Bootle. Thocuas—Jenkins.—Oct. 21. at St. Doswell's. Cardigan, the Rev. D. Parry Thermic factor of Llanmaes ...
... utmost decorum. From the eight general officers—his p quickly to Q ueen, who viewed the scene from the portals 0.. ions in arms--officiating ,no marches' ,unease and relatives an Buckingham Palace, to the humblest artisan on days before. .11ow, then his ...
... we same to a vote relating to our arms. Spooner enquired of Lord John Russell, whether there was any intention on the part of the Goverment, deliberately and openly, to abandon the principles of this Act Lord John Hassell replied that there was no intention ...
... actual service. Let any one on a tield-day join the enemy and with a good glass watch how the troops are handled —how each arm of the forte is:brought into play —how much discipline and science are exercised in all the brilliant and rapid manreuvres that ...
... tbe burning of the Independence was Ilargaretta Nand. in the Pacific .-hurried: 190 souls into. eternity. The sinking of tho John L. Avery, in the Milonsippi, rubs net in magnitude ;. and the Musings( the Caroline- in.tho and of the-America intim Album ...
... put forth this statement. D. BLANCKE, D University of Gottengen. THOMAS IL DAMS, B.A. C. TIESSET, Belles Lettres. JOHN WATERWORTH, M.C.P. JOHN GRAHAM M.C.P. WILLIAM PETIIL Y.C.P. THOMAS HENRY KIRK, M.C.P. W. JACKSON SANSBURY, M.C.P. WILLIAM BRARVH, Drawing ...
... French skips and the @hero, along which they lay moored, while the British were advancing silently to tho attack, the late Sir John Baum Savage, who died an octogenarian general of marines, and who et that time commanded the marines of the Orion, requested ...