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... from the carriage, and handed out the Empress Eugenic, the Em- peror Napoleon handing out the Queen ; the Empress taking the arm of Prince Albert, and the Queen taking that of the Emperor. At this moment the cheering of the populace assembled to greet their ...
... muleteers could not then come into Alicant. By Sir John Pakington. — There should be one muleteer to every three mules, and a sort of major or officer to each 50. Tlie Bight. Hon. the Earl of Cardigan was the next witness called, and examined bythe Chairman ...
... Docks (Trust Property of Birkenhead Dock Trustees, kc.) ; Bridport and Broad Winsor Roads ; Bridport Roads ; Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway ; East of Fife Railway ; Electric Telegraph Company ; Exeter and Exmouth Railway ; Fergus Estuary Reclamation ; Gates- ...
... Man- chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, Capital Stockport, Disley, and Whaley Bridge Railway ; Car- marthen and Cardigan Railway ; Leek Improvement ; Weymouth Water; Grand Surrey Canal (No. 2); Torquay, Tor, and St. Mary Church' Gas ; Hadon and ...