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... the honours of the Bath. Some explanations were given by Sir J. HoßuotsE and Lord JOHN RUSSELL upon this subject; and after a few remarks from Mr. MANGLES, Mr. GRATTAN, and Colonel DUNNE, and a warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl ...
... In a speech full of violent invective, Mr. GRATTAN he was obliged to be carried to the London Hospital. A imputed to Sir R. Peel, in his scheme for the settlement boy passing through Church-lane had his arm fractured of Connaught, an apparent design to ...
... or lady engaged during day. 16 Upper Park stre-t, Islington. (10MFORTABLE bedroom to let for gentleman, 15 Albion place, ht Johns Gate, Clerkenwell. UIOMFORTABLE bedroom, snit lady or gentlek..) man engaged during day. 10 Poultney terrace, Barnsb ury road ...
... or lady engaged during day. 16 Upper Park stre-t, Islington. (10MFORTABLE bedroom to let for gentleman, 15 Albion place, ht Johns Gate, Clerkenwell. UIOMFORTABLE bedroom, snit lady or gentlek..) man engaged during day. 10 Poultney terrace, Barnsb ury road ...
... the eternal foe to social Order: whether standing at the bar of justice, as an isolated rebel against the law, or banded in arms behind the barricade, in the terrible tribunal of the street? In Paris, by a double transformation, completed within one brief ...
... assemble at the hostelry of the Clayton Arms, and it was soon evident that real business was intended, as the “d”®'JP *['• The arrangement the pens and ring wereperfect. At little past two the auctioneer, Mr. John Thornton, of Langham-place, the rostnim ...
... honourable and learned gentleman was connected was extremely small. This called forth a brief explanation from Mr. GRATTAN, after which Sir JOHN WALSH vindicated those who now called for immediate legislation on the subject of the Irish Poor Law, from the ...
... navigators) named John Longworth, James Stones, John Cosgrove, William Do in, and Adam Franklin. They wen' accordingly committed to take their trial for the offsnce fiat the next assizes.—Manchester Times, ESCAPE OF A Tatrae—On Friday, John Sparrow, a police ...
... 13-27. 1 arm wkly- -- Ealliab 72 Palanton. 2H21 COMO'. close sea, Deal. July- Au.. 14 aft.-37. Harrow-view. row. NU. ARUNDIEL. Small riverside chalet. Good 'sham. Lovely surriamdings. Vacant June. 3i sin. wkly. July 71 ans. wkly.-St. John's. Men-st lest ...
... of the Earl of Cardigan, at Deathorpe, near ()umiak. Three of the poachers were captured, and one was found lying dehd next morning ; it was supposed he had died from a blow on his head. One of the keepers was severely hurt on his arm. UXIVERSITY DEGRE ...
... t h e w omen ' s Junior Air corm for a aunt of E 5 to allow the unit to study air navigation. Wembley Youth sub-Committee Armed to defer its answer until the unit is more fully established. Football pitches for the present season have been booked for ...
... a we earnestly hope they may soon be successful. It will be remembered that it was thought Thompson and Dewson, who killed John Shirley, at Raby, about a year ago, expecte d it was May at whom they fired, and not Shirley. May was also a witness against ...