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... (award Joseph Scott. aged 6 years. Meade please accept this (the calf) intimation. tOAN.- , to the la Inst.. John Henry, beloved Inn of the late John and Mattel Fortin (era Armstrong), of Pell Hirer, Hi, U.S. America, end formerly of Carlisle, aged 22 ...
... T. H. (kidding, Mr. John Graham tHolelk Road), Mr. T. H. Grattan: (M)ridWoo Street). Dr. Unbar, Mr. Jobe Graham (Meadow Tensile). Mr. Jobs Gill (Botehergste), Mr. Gnirp Graham (Landon arid Midland Sank). Mr. J. G. Howe. Mr. John Harriern, Mr. C. Herrnonil ...
... Y'STERDAY'B MARKETS. LONDON CORN. Woodsy. Market arm. Wheat .tead7. Wo&iu6 white tooted 2as 64 to 30s ; red. to 29.64 per to trtsr. stettly. Oviedo' barley Oren ; •altiair ditto steady. Oats sad nabs id deans ea the week. arum, psss, sad Leath steady ...
... THE WIOTON TOLLS. PUBLIC AT OULTON. A pantie meaning arm held in the Behar.lroom, Outten. ea Wadeday night, with the object of areertaining if it compulsory tot the inhabitants of that pariah to PR. the tell. ebbe have treeetly been bead by the nban ...
... 78 year, PARKIN.—At learn, on the 17th John Patia. aged 20 years. GONYEON.—At Iham, Lochrutton, tW.r he the 18th Intl., onnyoon, In his 57th year. WILSON.—At Irish Street. Dinerkm, on the 18th mile widow of John Wilms, Caihle.Doliglaa. shod yearn. AOSTIN--In ...
... guest et Lord Durbin. Sir Edward Gram Mr. Westmerth beausior.t, Si: Phalle. Palmer, lair Jams Joisey. Mr. John Wilms. Mr. J. M. Paul. tea. Mr. John Jolunee, Mr. dustizau. and other Liberal imembers of Perham:mat mid Leal esodidates viii 1.. present. SIR ...
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... 8. Gres — divd last Jano Cay who wee foe thirty-six yours the highly andiady of the Ouetfetlows’ Arms in that tan where the hauting cong, “ D'ye ken John Peel was first soag in public, after composition by Jol Woodcosk Graves iu close by. During all th ...
... Deene Hall, Northamptonshire, which har jaxt had s narrow of destruction by fire, was the country house of the late Lord Cardigan, the leader of the famous Balaclava eharge. He is baried in the village ehareb, which is ia the of the hall, The fine altar ...
... pedigree can be kept. But even the of the Tower Farm had taxed, and so Mr. Harrie desided to place about fitty head in charge of John Theraten and Co, Yee disposal, Friday was beautifully fine, aud the gathering was s remarkable Ameng the very lerge were Lord ...