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... attempting now a coup de main against Erzeroum; the exhaustion his troops and the state of the roads forbid it. THE RUSSIAN CALL TO ARMS IN ASIA. The Invulide jßmae publishes the following proclamation addressed to tho noblesse of the lYanscaucasian provinces ...
... law lords seem unfortunate their communications with the College of Anns, lor you will remember the commotion among kings at arms and pursuivants when the late Lord Truro chose for his title Kentish barony that had formerly appertained to thecrewn. Lord ...
... which, If carried nut, would e ff ect the twofold °Wert of limiting eapense end of keeping the proprietary select. Hr. Henry Grattan is at present one of the largest sh•rebulders and moist settle supporters of the company. m Loan C•DDIOAN.—A very Iniodsueue ...
... for securing mts in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be yd under ¢ he direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. in arms yt admitted. The Doors wi opened at Half-past Six. to commence at Seven. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. IRQUE IMPE RIAL DE FRANCE, Uni ...
... each side more or less injured. Five of the thieves, named William Cain, of Manchester John Briggs, labourer, Arm-ley, near Leeds.; James Marsden, mason, Armley; John Pickard, a returned convict; and David Steel, a carttnan the employ of Messrs. Crowther ...
... peace, or to increase the force of any foreign armed vessel intended for such hostilities against a friendly State. “ Whatever concern may have been felt by either of the belligerent Powers lest private armed cruisers or other vessels in the service of one ...
... College. Cumberland Hutchins John. B.A, 8t Mary Hall. Oxford James Clegg. B.A. Emmanuel College, Lane-worthy William Henry, B.A, Worcester College, Oxtoru Owen Edward Henry, B.A, Jesus College, Cambridge Francis Oeaele, B. A, John's College. Cambridge Ellis ...
... the Marquis Granby and Lord John Manners are also mentioned. A handsome sword, richly chased, of the value of about 230 guineas, has been purchased by public subscription in Yorkshire, testimonial of admiration to Lord Cardigan, for the gallantry with which ...
... securing Tie Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be ents in the ad under tht e direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Ch: arms et admitted. The Doors wi ee opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. IRQUE IMPERIAL DE FRANCE, Dader ...
... open from Ten til! Three daily. for securing Boxes. which may ats in the Dress Circle, and taking Shuttleworth. Children in arms d under the direction of Mr. admitted. ibe opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven. The Doors wi “ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ...
... distance. His legs and arms were shattered, and his head and face presented a shocking appearance. — Liverpool Mercury. Equestrian Portrait of the Earl of Cab- digan.—A large equestrian portrait of Major-general the Earl of Cardigan, on his charger Ronald ...