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... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time not to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time mot to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... the screw-steamer St. Thomas, of a daughter. SPENCE—May 12, in Shrewsbury-road, Claughton, Mrs. John B. Spence, of a son. BENBow—May 12, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Iluyton, the wife of Mr. Richard Benbow, of a son. MORTON—May 12, at the residence of her ...
... the screw-steamer St. Thomas, of a daughter. SPENCE-May 12, in Shrewsbury-road, Claughton, Mrs. John B. Spence, of a son. BENHow-May 12, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Iluyton, the wife of Mr. Richard Benbow, of a son. MORTON-May 12, at the residence of her ...
... its way to the war. Mr. Stanton asserts that he shall soon have 200,000 black troops. LORD CARDIGAN AND COLONEL CALTHORPE.—The libel action brought by Lord Cardigan against Colonel Calthorpe ended on Wednesday for the defendant. The Chief Justice refused ...
... its way to the war. Mr. Stanton asserts that he shall soon have 200,000 black troops. LORD CARDIGAN AND COLONEL OALTRORPE.—The libel action brought by Lord Cardigan against Colonel Calthorpe ended on Wednesday for the defendant. The Chief Justice refused ...
... thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Taylor, part thereof being converted by him into a grocery store and warehouse. The tenure is freehold of inberitancr. For further particulars apply to tie Arm lvscs, Queen-square; to Messrs. ROINIRTS and ...
... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel -O'Connell; concluding with one en Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel O'Connell; concluding with one cn Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... Queen-square. By Mr. HODGKINS. On WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to conditions of Sale to be then produced, ALL that Piece of LAND, with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING ...
... subscribed :—Duncan M'Viccar, Edward Dickson, William Hughes, John M. Wood, Charles Tayland, Ebenezer Gilchrist, John Hatfield, William Ferriday, William A. Heywood, Joseph M'Viccar, John Kirkpatrick, William Poatt Litt, Thomas Ashton, Edward Grayson ...
... subscribed :—Duncan M'Viccar, Edward Dickson, William Hughes, John M. Wood, Charles Tayland, Ebenezer Gilchrist, John Hatfield, William Ferriday, William A. Heywood, Joseph M`Viccar, John Kirkpatrick, William Poatt Litt, Thomas Ashton, Edward Grayson ...