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... and the House of Lords had to assign her counsel; but her case has been fought to the last by no less a champion than Sir John Coleridge. That such a plot should have been started, that such people as are concerned in it should have dreamt of it . success ...
... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomontatte, but plain fact, as recorded in the Gasette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dunn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... a barn near his house. He was found lying on the floor in a state of the greatest agony. His right arm had been wrenched out of its socket, his left arm was broken above the elbow, and his body bore traces of the most barbarous treatment, three or four ...
... are con. letter which figured en, 0 you will But Mr. Pearce eras the first to recommend th e stecited with Bray church. Sir John Fork's 7. • Week ; and if the bargemen ahead now e n d ; yso to speak as not to say removal of the polling place, and be contended ...
... descendant the standard hearer to Henry VIII. at the battle of the Spurs, when the Ibiko of Longueville taken prisoner by Sir John Clerk, who resided, and whaler lire, in the adjoining pari a h church of Hitchaw. 'Fbe manor subsequently I into the possession ...
... Summers, John, Market-street. Sharp, John, Norfolk Arms. Thompson. General, North Town. Tubb, George, High -street. Tyler, John Benjamin, The Bear. Vevers, William 11., King -street. Vincent. George, Norfolk Park Cottages. Watson, Rev. John. ...
... Market-street. Starling, Alfred. Clebani: Summers, John, Market-etreet. Sharp, John, Norfolk Arms. Shorter, Samuel, Ray-street. Thompson, General, North Town. Tubb. George, High-street. Tyler, John Benjamin, The Bear. Vert's. William H., King-street ...
... High-atraot, Marlow. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Owing to a pressure upon our apace this week Hover's Notes are held over. It Mr. John Hare, released from the carer' of Teem, seer finds time to visit Great Mat. low, rad puts up at that comfortable and mode ...
... accurately defined. But, as regards Ireland, Mr. Lecky has no diSculty in ondomngthrstateme n both of Fitzwillinui and of Grattan. that Pitt told the former, when about to take up the Irish Viceroyalty. not to bring forward the question of Catholic em ...
... beautiful woodland in which that residence was placed. MIALDOROUGH was reached shortly after three o'clock, and at the Ailesbury Arms Hotel a substantial tea was found in readiness. The repast over, the President in a few words congratulated the company on ...
... the road from Wargrave to Henley was built with atones brought from Reading Abbey. The mansion was re-built by the late Mr. John Noble, whose remains lie in the churchyard. The next pause was at GRZINLANDS, the beautiful residence of the late Right Hon ...
... rking Yen's Attire, in endless variety and of best workmanship. A large stock of and BOYS' FLANNELETTE and FLANNEL SHIRTS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. HATS, TIES and COLLARS. Good Value. 8i STOCK OP BOOTS OP DROCZIPTION. New Goods for Gentlemen and Ladies' Wear. ...