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... the cause raj they have so warmly and generously espoused, and for ihkih they have already sacrificed so much, in jeo- ab hardy either from the violent aggressions or insidious mAchinations.of Russia. TI The universal Wish is to be assured that Russia ...
... lost his footing, and fell into the river. The officer on the beat immediately procured the life-hook, and in com- th James Hardie, a seaman on board the barque Windsor, proceeded to the spot, and after con- siderable difficulty rescued the unfortunate ...
... contest.' We invite attention to the advertisement of sermons to be preached next Sabbath, in St. Thomas' Church, Gailowgate, by the Rcv. R. Spence Hardy, who has spent several years in Ceylon, as a successful mis- sionary, in connection with the Wesleyau ...
... house of deceased's grandfather. Sentence of death was passed upoil the prisoner. the ~Wester7n Circuit, W~inchester, ?? 6. --Thomas mu- Jones, a convict, was indicted for the wilful murder of Charles William Hope, surgeon, on board the Stir- 4ys- ling Castle ...
... Henry Forbes, captain forecastle; John Reynolds, cap- tain aft guaid; Giles Wilkes, boatswain's mate;. Thomas Maun- der, bo:at~svain's mate, James Hardy, ordinary seaman ; Ste- phen Longhurst, boy 1st class; Samuel Pearce, boy 1st class. ...
... in this department; I question if in Britain we have any breed of light working horses equal to the 'perche- rons or the hardy Bretons of France or of heavier races better than those of Boulogne or Francld Comte. The mules, also, of Poitou are the ...
... patronised. Amnuugst the ?? we observed the Lord Provost, Bailies I'Kinilay and Drceglorni, Jolhn Gordon, Esq. of Aitleeliead, Thomas )Davidson, Esq., and otler gentleluinen. The excellvint hand of the teu'ifrewslire M ilitia was present, oh and delighted ...
... promptly rescued from their perilous ns position, when it was found that, with the exception :s, of one of them, a man named Thomas StricklaUd, a s. thrner, residing in the City Road, London, the whole had escaped unhurt, the injuries which Strickland had ...
... GLAS;GOW,- JULY 25. i encM ?? Wednesday forenoon, about ten o'clock, while a boy named Thomas Aul- raine, seven years of age, was anusing hiiself by run- Ding along the wood work on the breast of, the em- balkment at the dyework above the New Clubhouse ...
... resident in the parish and neighbourhood, were thereafter sump- .s & tuonsly entertained by his Lordship in Symington y at Hotel. Thomas Rennie Scott, Esq., Castlemain, oc- The cupied the chair, and discharged the duties of it with the his usual urbanity, supported ...
... previous day as an excellent mode towards that end. n On the motion of the Rev. D. WvnLn, seconded by AMr. IHEN- 3, Di ?? Purk, Thomas Graham, Esq., was voted into the chnir. X Mr. GRAHsAMs, in taking the chair, bore testimony that lie could say from personal ...
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