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... The United States were his home, and he rose to a certain eminence and influencs there. He was at one tune an active politician, was twice in Congress, and for some years represented the United States at the Bourbon Court of Naples. When the civil war ...

... side could gain a deciding point. Notts County v. Newcastle United.—An exciting game was seen at Trent-bridge. Humphreys scored the first goal for Notts, but Orr soon shot one for the United, who took the lead before the interval, Gardner scoring the ...

... ancient one, erected as a defenc, of the estuary from the Danes. It was the sc , ne of many hot struggles at the time of the Civil War, when it changed hands two or three times. The castle and village derive their name from John de Powderham, who held the ...