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... 11, Hlgh atrae ?? - ?? ?? ?? W ARM, PLAIN, and FANCY STOCK- INGS, SOCKS, UNDER WAISTCOATS, DRAWERS, DRESSING GOWNS, WOOL HUNTING SCARFS, MUFFLERS, RAILWAY RUGS, MAUDE SCARFS, KNITT SHOOTING SOCI(S, FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, FELT HATS. WINTER GLOVES ...
... less than HALF THE ORIGINAL COST! ARM, PLAIN, and FANCY STOCKINGS SOCKS, UNDER WAISTCOATS, DRAWERS, DRESSING GOWNS, WOOL HUNTING SCARFS,. MUFFLERS, RAILWAY RUGS, MAUDE SCARFS, KNITT SHOOTING SOCKS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS,, FELT HATS. G-LOVES of ...
... also been liberal with her purse, and the King of Bavaria promises several thousand volunteers ready armed and equipped. It is said that Lord Cardigan will, before long, resign office of inspector-general of cavalry, and rumour—only rumour, however —states ...
... and himself. Two ladies and a gentleman in a gig were also much frightened. It was ultimately decided that tbe Chairman (Sir John Duckworth) should write letter in the name of the magistrates to the commanding officer of the regiment on the subject. Assault ...
... Buildings were OPENED to on THUnsiDAY, FtnnuARY 9th. The Rev. JOHN oc LANGFORD CArrPE, B.A., Second Master, receives a limited Is numberof Boarders. For particulars and terms, applyasabove 1F;ARM AND COUNTY SCHOOL, ] WEST BUCKLAND. R HE Bishop of Exeter has ...
... —An inquest was held at the Round Tree Inn, Frog-street,on Monday last, before H. W. Hooper, Esq., coroner, on the body of John Moore, who died under the following circumstances. He was a brushmaker the employ of Mr. Mortimore, of this city, and was 72 ...
... sent for trial, refusing to accept bail. Desperate Encounter Cardigan Gaol.— One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes ...
... uncle of the bride,. assisted by the Rev. John James, M.A., vicar of Long Sutton, Somerset, George Aislabie, son of the late Captain Hilton, H.M. 16th Lancers, to Louisa Ann, youngest daughter of the late John Manuing Innes Hazeland, Esq., The Mount, Taunton ...
... the Sardinian fleet, offered to surrender to Admil Tersano. The Admiral sent him a small boat, and orderethe whole crew under arms to pay him military honour? The Admiral also offered his own cabin to the Generawho was deeply touched by these courtesies ...
... is about to resign office steward of the Jockey Club, and will be succeeded, we believe, by the Earl of Coventry. . Prince John, of Bourbon, renews his claims to the throne of Spain, and represents that country in a deplorable state. Owing to continued ...
... Bill, amounting to 4s. Bd., were ordered to be paid.—The other business transacted was of no public importance. The Rev. Grattan Guinness preached a farewell sermon at the Abbey-road Chapel, on Wednesday evening. The Amateur Theatricals.—These entertainments ...