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... and when asked for payment gave a fictitious cheque for the amolint. THE REBECCA RIOTS. The two men named William Davies and John Williams, charged with lawfully cutting and wounding Police-constable Cairns at Llaubsdarn Fynydel, on the 6th December, on ...
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... Council advanced in front of the Executive Offices j' with Beck congratulated him on ady Brownlow then graciously fastened his arm and the rifle with which he had been formally presented to him chair t the Prizeman of 1881 was the shoulders four sturdy Devonshire ...
... §iMrt WI V ELISCOM BE A boy John Nicholas fell from scaffold and some severe injuries The Company of the 2nd Somerset Rifle Volunteer Corps met for field drill and inspection by Major Adjutant Peard under the of Lieutenant Hancock BRIDGWATER the quarterly ...
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... PARNELL AND THE USE OF ARMS. r^a^ ®p e ® tbat would fHE BEST & CHEAPEST FASHION JOURNAL, g iggs|l||~ IgfeS ZfegS m gwAfc- at Baiietsea. lie lounu it rB o na Uujurios alleged to have been sustained by thought could throw away his arms, just ££®«SS -■ 83_ ...
... Government in but which would fail now they failed then. The Irishman who now thought that he could throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... near Kidderminster, the house of the Vicar of Stourport was entered and a large quantity of valuable jewels belonging to Mrs. John Gibbons, of Cheltenham, stolen from her dressingroom. Nothing beyond jewellery was taken, and the loss is estimated at nearly ...
... it was allowed to be imported into England duty free, but in 1842 a protective duty five shillings per ton was imposed.” Mr. John R. Jackson, of the Kew Museum, also says in the same publication “This article, known also aa libi-divi and libi-dibi, is important ...