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... wreaths flowers and oak suspended from house to house. The city was more crowded than on any former illumination, but, unlike any other, it presented every where uninterrupted good order. No scenes of drunkenness or fighting disgraced this public show of true ...
... issued the following announcewent :— Outside, what you please ! inside, ditto ! A few days ago, as Mr. H. P. Cotton, of Chelsea, was rowing with two friends opposite Hampton Court gardens, on the river Thames, an immense trout leaped into the boat. It ...
... church. She was rather good looking, with a full face, rather stout, and about 19 or years age. lier dress consisted of a flowered gown. white straw bonnet, black i shawl, and white stockings. Both her legs were broken • little above the anklea, the bones ...
... agree with me that the royal dogs ought to be provided fur, without coming to tax you for their keeping. Witb respect to the Chelsea Pensioners bill, although the government had reduced the number to be called out, from 47,000 to 10,000, yet they made it ...
... the lino law °Meer of the crown, but no revelation tending to show any complicity was made. On Whit. Monday, a holiday seeker was detected by • traevlelver pluek!nz one of the vchidden flowers In the arm.- dens of Hampton Collet Palace. Ile was immediately ...
... discussion Napier Mr illiams Harris Ingestre took part Mr Hume the altei adjourned Mr Fox Maule moved the second reading of Chelsea Pensioners Bill After few words from Colouel Reid expressive of gratitude as an officer for measure second time and ordered ...
... divide the Army Service bill into two parts, an as to separate the question of limited sert ice from that re• taring to the Chelsea pensioners. WEDNESDAY, Argil. 14. The Speaker took the chair allot t I y twelve o'cloek. Mr. Christopher gale notice that ...
... hidden from the follies are to himself from the world are the can-d'es on for?” little to his came out Tractariao church “ To show darkness exists the the appropriate reply Raphael for having pictures complexion to St aud replied artist pleased ihe criticism ...
... counties Limerick King’s County Tipperary Having expressed his that the devised Government sufficient outrage Ireland proceeded to show that those districts in crime was most rife were which suffered most from distress declared intention of address of waiting ...
... first great mass children there is like regular attendance master has a name or list no means removes should the boy answering show himself school during mouths the knows the may reappear at any lime his pupils Strictly speaking with most of country schools ...
... never saw him quarelsome in any company Cross-examined:— When prisoner my custody at Llangadock I did not take him to Batty’s show was the magistrates when Jones was examined I said about the knife I was not asked Air Popkin about it yesterday Lewis Jones ...
... the pen By the Holy Wise the True must down the flowers we bear close pride We must to willingly On altar-rock the things most — loved all beside Child may tempest Find me with spirit As give the Grass Flower I yield what I love best to the that cloud Cook ...