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... Corry from Prince Regent, 90, at Spithcad, to the Queen, 120, hoard which threedecker, we believe. Rear Admiral will hoist his Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain H. B, Martin, is nearly coppered, and will ready to leave the dock few days. Sir Baldwin Walker ...
... eateabors of Council the propositions the jfidged it expedient to have adopted. under the novel and which had arisen,—es pressing his duke to know their Kt* several points, and to be made acquainted with soy soggeetions mild offer for the improvement of the plan ...
... imagine for a moment that we make a sacrifice of illumination and range of thought, it is enough to glance at Robert Owen and his duke in the first circle of the fourth sphere, along with Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin (for that also was added), for ...
... purpose of considering and decidil l ,eoeL course which it might be expedient for the pursue under existing circumstances. His Duke of Richmond presided, and the following. tions were adopt e d a ft er considerable discussion,.„ Ist. That th e pr i nc ...
... shall not long after her. He had oalji short time before come out of jail, where been undergoing imprisonment for illnsing his Duke, who occupied room depstl to hearing the deceased groan in the night. The ska of tin deceased thought that aim had not laid ...
... and learned predecessor, who had been a friend of his for more than thirty years, and of the mode in which he discharged his duke he was as ready as any one to repress his great admiration, but having said that be was sure their lordships would feel that ...
... st es in 1854; T.Y.C.; 12 10 sovs to the fuad and s chi Galliope H. Hill’s Borgia Mr J. Wauel Mr S. Seott’s Mr Howard ns Hi Duke of br c Mr Farrance’s Woedyeantes Mr E. Jones ne Ruminator Mulatto br ¢ by Ballinkee! Mr Hen Determinati Mr Curzon ns Changarnier ...
... POINTERS.—To serve bitches this season, at 3 guir.Cis each, at Mr Statham’s, Ker.ne t. Derby. HAKE, bred H. Hunter. wa« by his Duke out Mab. Duke was Justice, tred the la’.e Mr Unwin, Sutton, Notts ; was the late Mr Kake out of the late Co.onel Moore's ...