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... his duties as Admiral-Saperintendent of Naval Reserves. Fuaeral of Captain Diaper, of the Gosport Volanteers. Death of Mrs. Dickens. 29nd. —Consecration of Milland Church by the Bishop ef Chichester. Visit of Admiral Popoff to Portsmouth Dockyard. 24th. ...
... rack-rent being an unjust tax the industry of the tenant-farmers its imposition should be opposed being tantamount to legalised robbery on whoever attempts to inflict it Be it resolved that any renting occupying farm from another been evicted for non- payment ...
... resolution Whereas rack-rent being unjust tax the industry the tenant-farmers its imposition should opposed being to a legalised robbery on whoever attempts to inflict it Be it resolved that any party renting or occupying a farm from another has been evicted ...
... John Clutton, Esq. F - R - s -„ - * Octavius Ed. Coope, Esq., M.P. Charles Thomas Lucas, Esq. John Coope Da^ John Stewart Oxley, Es ...
... say strain, jumnese alvisedly, for pre wetly see that it but a mere semeing, and that at bottom reciprocity is nothing but robbery and in j ustice. We heartily wish the sew magazine a eareer.—We have also received the ',mond number of Mid-England, monthly ...
... Mis Wire.—lna Chicage ump.c jass issued we find the following :—The reccnt publical of the intimate correspondence of Charles Dickens, and the death of bis wife, {nu revived the floating talk and gossip in regard to their unfortanate separation and ite ...
... he bad stayed at the Dog inthe Lame, and q had got dramk there Later im the cay be (witmess) received information of the robbery, amd he traced 16 of them to Hodnet amd Market Dray tom The other four he fowmd im a feld the shche. ¢ ascertained that eleven ...
... interior of the bouse showed that a struggle had taken place; and that the contents of a trunk were strewn upon the floor. Robbery was alleged as the motive of the crime. The investigation is coutinued to-day. AscAvLTING A PoßuicaN.—At Brighton yesterday ...
... ntially political in way personally upon concerned military is fully appreciated by Farre CHARACTERISTIC LETTER THE DICKENS yours Dickens Hill Place Hoclxester Kent fourteenth —John TLi Esq”-Sir John Bennett replied giving hope clock’s restoration BURGLARS ...
... wbatsoever use and subscribe, and be called, known, and distinguished by the name of CHARLES EVANS DAVIES MORGAN-RICHARDSON.— Dated this Sth day of January, 1880. CHARLES E. RICHARDSON. Witness- W. PICTON EVANS. Solicitor, Cardigan. VR. — -ESTABLISHMENT ...
... ! F ra nk Sutton, Captain R. about 4 0,000 cubic of sewage. 6. In connection with noon prisoner was charged with soother robbery, and he PhiliaGinieral P. Mr. Brymen Mr. this chamber it will be advisable to place two condensing then said he got into the ...