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... who led the Light Brigade at the charge of Balaclava—died without issue, and the Earldom of Cardigan paned to the :Marquis of Ailesbury. The late Earl of Cardigan held in— Northamptenehlre Tara Lacoste( Total With a rent-roll of £18,130. What will he the ...
... dare to William Callow, the member, has no fever than sixteen I.ok when their leader calls them. Unless something pictures ; John Callow, the associate, hall that number. very should occur, all three resolutions will be The Piazza d'Erbi, Verona, and ...
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... SPECIAL NOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICE ! SPECIAL NOTICE!! JOHN HYDE & COMPANY to annonace that their SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE has commenced, and that this and following days some extraordinary Bargains will be offered in BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, ...
... slowly. As I gassed him he put his arm round my neck. At that time the other men were a good distance ahead, not stopping to interfere. When Tyler put his arm round my neck, he said Come along, MM. I pushed his arm away and went out into the road, telling ...
... being dose amongst the soldiers in that part of the British Empre. —Bro. John Ball (of Melkelmm), who is over 80 years of age, also spoke, as did Bro. Churchill, Bro. Davis, Bro. John Smith, Bro. Bro. Cave, Bro. Hunt, and others.—The election of officers ...
... forward an appearance at this season of the year. Mr Hardinge Gifford, Qt., has been selected by the Constitutionalists of Cardigan to be their candidate at the coming general election. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert is to be ready for se:vice by the ...
... To the owner of Me best breeding sow &hove 13 Hall ; 2nd, W. Hell. Rest dish of carnets. Ist.C. Jens, - _, --e• garter to Mr John Wicks (41noarili: George Rowland sores.° P w ro n ::; ._ l ' . l • l ll : 9 ,..). for tmhe r r elir.Or having 'strewed MOM ...
... of national activity to pate without their being represented in it. We send an army t o th e C r i mea . a nd the Earl of Cardigan rim to the wan in his yacht. Bill dealing is an Eughsh artiertion, and we see in connexion with it a name like that of Forth ...
... Two yeeinz women have been burned to death at T.iverpeed, by a fire in a seed-crashing warehuse in which they worked. Sir John Kennawav, a well-known puhlic man. in Devonshire, diwl hat week. He was held in high esteem by clwwes. The Rev. R. Glover, ...
... of a board could car ry out his crotchet at the public expense the national rate would be something enormous. Concerning Mr John Arkell's objection to proposing • resolution on the ground of acting prematurely, he (Mr Piper) would ask whether the simple ...
... sheep and oxen are pointed to with terror by farm hands. and laborers refuse to work in the fields. Bands of citizens well armed are now searchieg for the lions.. A man in Newburgh, in the State of New York, on Monday tied his bone to • post. and entered ...