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... his ardour for arms. There is a curious error running through the journals of both countries, respecting the presence of Lord Cardigan in Central Italy, on a journey of military inspection. It is Lieutenant-Colonel Cadogan, not Lord Cardigan, who is receiving ...
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... 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 ...
... Sieira Leone and from St. Helena, at each of which places there are ab-jut Lord Cardigan in Bologna.—A letter Florence from (Jan. 3), in the Debate, asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops in Bologna, which is General Fanti's head ...
... ly gave no decision In the case. DISGIiACEFUL OUTRAGE UPON A YOUTH AT BRO1S- BOROUGH PooL.-Two young men, named John Eld- wvards and John Barlow, were summoned for having assaulted a youth named William Unsworth, on Tuesday night last. The three young ...
... allowed :-JohnLangley, Farmera' Arms, Old Chester-road, Birkenhead, to John Wheeler; Thomas Carnall, Old Postoffice Hotel, Birkenhead, toWilliam Doo; Blix&Clarke, Waterloo Inn, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, to Geo. Lacey; John M. Oawson, Hare Inn, Tranmere, ...
... penal servitude, was brought a with hav- ing stolen a handcart, worth £4 10s, belonging to Sarah Wilson, of the King’s Arms Inn. , St. John’s-lane, Charles Archer, ‘the ‘* boots,” de; to seeing the cart safe ina passage by the side of the inn, on the previous ...
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... NELSON-STR On Saturday and ay next, 6th and Sth instant, MR. ‘ee GRATTAN, Author of “* The ONARY Circle.” Trish Legends,” &e. NT, AN BVERING THE POETS of on Side Galleries, 64 ; Reserved ee JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. NEw HALL, ged | EAD who never can be Still ...
... individually without the recommendation of character or position. They had have no arms, and if they arms they would not know how te use them. ‘That they have no arms is evidenced in the dis- eoveries of the police. Bullets have been cast pikeheads have ...
... 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 ...
... TRXAS. 4 LONG, OF TEXAS; or, In THE Stage Manager, Mr. Jas. ELPHINSTONE. EW ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE (Monday) Evening, Mr. H P. GRATTAN, who will appear in his own popu'ar Drama of torn Six res or, THE DEATH WARRANT, as p ayed and which by him in Theatres ea ...