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... LITERATURE, SCIENCE, & ART. The old-fashioned Weekly Newspaper,. _j regards n-.ere aevrs, fast being superseded the Cheap Daffy Press in' town and country, and in consequence, the lrai ...
... Parry Sessions, December 24.—(Befote the Rev. T. Maurice, chairman, the Rev. F. Dyson, the Rev. C. Fawcet, 8. C. Sadler, Esq., D. Archer, Esq., and G. Akaander, Esq.—William Greenaway, of Swindon, Lams, appeared to a summons, charged by John Baker, a tollgate ...
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... thoughtless, for a time, to the duty of a struggle for political and civil rights. The new year just rung in, then, no quack D.D. need tell us. will peradventure, like the years gone by, be a year of tribulation, and will be equally instructive with its ...
... of W. D. Cattle, Esq., surgeon, a daughter. MAURI AGES. Knight—Matthews—Dec. 22, at Fortliampton, John Knight Esq.,of Downend House, Forthampton, to Miss Mary Matthews, the same place. Lewis-Kearsey— Dec. 26, at Trinity Church, Mr. Lewis, to Miss Maria ...
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... addition to £ s. d. T Carew 1 1 Baillie 1 10 Rev W Rayer 1 0 0 R Tucker,,: J Cannon 0 10 Miss Oovett 0 10 Mrs J Bsrne 0 7 6 Pike Brothers 0 5 0 Hawkes 0 5 0 J Chubb 0 50 Miss Dana ...
... The Wicked Baron (afterwards Scruncher, the Wolf, great Mr William Rignold. brute Red Hiding Hood afterwards Miss Powell. Cupid Columbines Miss Rate Mandlebert. Harle- ( from Theatre-Royal, . n . . quin Haymarket Mr William Driver. Pantaloon MrMarchant ...
... Willoughby D’Exesby, Lord and Lord and the “Hon. clair, Bight Hon. a Mrs. Miss. Monson, ;the Lady C ls Feld, Philpotts, and Erskine and ‘Erskine, Lady H. Bentinck and Hon. Miss Ellis, ywnlow, and the Ea Charchill ad | Edward , Hon. Lady Brandon, Lady J. and ...