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... prepared to resume the correspondence M (Callon)— Sir John Moore was not acting under Wellington during the retreat on Corunna but in supreme command Wellington was sent to taka up the after John Moore’s deaths ieiyartant will be Ituntl )uUy rtferted ...
... arranged to. give on embarkation eich 5 pe 1invalid a- sleeping suit and Cardigan -vest, ant! hea- 7each convalesosutn- woollen undervest and pair end Fof drawers, andl Cardigan vest for their benefit 'in the cold weather they are likely to encounter ...
... invalids and 70 convalescents sent home to-morrow in the as. and I have therefore give on ‘a sleeping suit Cardigan and each con- and pair of drawers Cardigan vest for their benefit in encounter on arriving in England the depth of winter. I shall ve each man ...
... glowing ru ibies by the fe:juag s'e r win him tbc pr-vioi!y kep! Hunt’maa's ly CALLS TO ARMS Bow the Nation has Responded Them Them have been sir great call to arm cur land during h-t three hundred bt’idts the 4io which is now the country and it 1- in’erting ...
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... of the adventure on which he was start- ing, and even his nearest relations ware not : n the secret. lis conduct in t nkin s arms agam the Engglish has been severely judged by certain of Isis countrysesen mio witnessed his eagerness to cultivate El.uishl ...
... University, rendered vacant by the death of Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart, are Dr Byrom Bramwell, Dr G. A. Dr Alexander James, and Dr John Wylie. The appointmeat, which is in the hands of the Curaters of Patronage, will be made at an early date, as a professor will ...
... Volunteers to come forward and make therselves so efficient tlhat they cotuld riefv other nations to attack us while : tfle regular arm-y was abroad. Colonel Campbell presented Sergeants It'Lean and M'Cailum with the long-service mredal. United States and Delagoa ...
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... name of Charles Dickens was charged at a jury trial diet in Glasgow donian Railway Company’s coat of arms being replicas of the ancient national arms of Scotland having massive corner ornaments in Celtic design all chased in alto relievo in oxidised silver ...
... Casey, who was badly injured, was holding up her 18 months’ old baby, but the infant was eventually washed from its mother’s arms and disappeared. Mrs Casey was removed in a prostrate condition to the Lianelly Hospital. The nsmes of those eaved are:—Mrs ...
... constitnency a polled yesterday, and there was no change in the representation of the city, Mr Edmund f: Robertson and Sir John Leng being re-elected. In the polling in English boroughs the Unionists gained a seat in the Brightsidea Division of Sheffield ...