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... MR. MECHI AND MR. JOHN HUDSON (OF CASTLEACRE) UN OtUCAKE FEEDD4G. Mr. J. J. Mechi, in a Je«ter oa ibe merits of oil-cake feeding writes r-'M can easily inugina that the thousands of farmers • nose animals seidon or ever see eke must regard with utonisbment ...
... Bethesda, Carnar- vonshire, draper ; Peter Cha®oand, Dumville, Knutsford, Cheshire, innkeeper; John White, Cardiff, butcher; John Morrey, Sandbach, cooper; John Collins and Wilbraham Collins, Castle, Shropshire, builders. Monday evening, Mr. RK. Fes Downes ...
... --Lead cones on 'rai l orer. pate r. Gazelle Owens, ef- Gttatem• a In two; et s, . mond. on seinen Wag at e.aat of arms pleated white, .lain. /7th Never eab r. Eleanor 29 Carnsrveo with three real chevrons, *appellee h • r t• , - . .) 'ens me ...
... new efforts. The Federal Houseof Representatives has passed a resolution war should be prosecuted so long as the rebelsare in arm The fighting with General Longstreet is stdl progressing. Union citizens are leaving Knoxvdle. In 18G3 the Federal armies lost ...
... , Sir James I* Caldwell, O.&B1, Sir John Campbell, the Bight Hon. Sir Cress well Cremwell, the Hon, Sir George Elliott, K.C.8., Sir George Leigh Goldie, K.C.8., Sir Robert Hagan, Sir Hugh tlalkett, G.C.H., Sir John Hanbnry, K.C.8., Sir Henry Hope, K.C ...
... 3001. to defray the cost of a new lifeboat, which she wishes to be called tbe Wallace. Her ladyship is the widow of the ?? John C. Fairiie, of Robertlaud and Fairlie. The National Institution has vow 13 lifeboats on the Scotch coast. Tbe election of Lord ...
... Caloatta, L.D Lachlan Co John Land. Hotchkiss, Penang. L.D G Croohaw WeaternCblef.Wordloß. Rangoon! Marltlns.V.D, Croohaw Ebeneser. Perfect, St. Valery (ballast) Weatherley, Mead Prosperity, Perfect. St. Valery (ballast) Weatherley,Mead John Bull. Marshall. Hamburg ...
... with the idea :— Dear sir, —Your flonging cirklar is duly receaved. I hopes as to my son John you Will flog him jus so often as you like. Hees a bad boy is John. Althouth I've been in the habit of teaching him mi self, it seems to he will lain nothing—his ...
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... The crew and were saved. large amount is insured on the ship ami cargo. There is no truth in the report that the Earl of Cardigan has subscribed either or towards paying Colonel Crawley's expenses, or that pending the proceedings of the general court-martial ...
... The scaffolding has been removed and this magnificent apartment is now shown the public with the other state rooms. The man, John O'Hare, charged with the burglary on the premises of Mr. Chivers, in the Hagley-road, Birmingham, underwent further examination ...
... Brown & Wdwurd Fddison tleny Biakeborough Co. |Richd. Bissington |John Rayner | wm. lupton & Co. | 'has. Naybr {has. Crantree Consins, Alled, & Co. Irl. ward Davis ]U. &H. Darrfs'n John Rholes I\arsh & Joaes J. &T. Wilkinsol Frel. Schwann '.-u.-unm. It ...