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... prevent this. It was better to trust the providence of God—in the arm the Almighty—than to what had been called the integrity of the Empire of Turkey; and he would further, and say, let there armed intervention if necessary. ■Nations, as well as individuals ...
... PIT.L AND KIN'C.KO.U).—WrosEsDAT, Sept. 13. AKBTVSD .Passed to Bristol):—Sara. Cormorant arid for Cork: Arc.o. Dublin; Lara Cardigan; Ailsu, Glastow; Annie Davey. lor Gloucester:—Ours, as, Odessa; Kose, ss .^lila SAILED :-Osear. Sundswall; Stat. Tonsben:: ...
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... readers :—Corporal John R.;evaa, the son coachbuilder, In Sheffield, joined the band of the Royal Horse Artillery 1806, having previously served in the Marines. His son, the present Mr. Sims Reeves, was born iv 1821. Corporal John Reeves was splendid ...
... Basbi-Basouks were—(groans)—as large number had brigaded with them under Lord Cardigan. They were not organised body of men, as he had never seen two of tbem clothed or armed alike. They were only rakings and scrapings, and, worst of all, they bad not ...
... petition been filed the Sheffield Bankruptcy-court for the liquidation affairs of John Bramall of Endcliffe-Crescent Sheffield lately carried business in co-partnership with John B Walker of Middlesbrough as shipowners agents His liabilities are stated £60000 ...
... readers :—Corporal John Reeves, the son of a coachbuilder, in Sheffield, joined the band of the Royal Horse Artillery 1806, having previously served in the Marines. His son, the present Mr. Sims Reeves, was born in 1821. Corporal John Reeves was a splendid ...
... I think, he said, I had better give you a note to John Forster of the F-riosiner. They consult him about everything they publish. So I next took the MSS., with Mr. Ainsworth's letter, to Mr. John Forster, and left my parcel at his office, or ehamhem ...
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