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... animals fastened to two of the gang, named Thomaa G-elsthorpe and John Hermitage, who were ultimately captured and taken to the Basford police-station. The dogs seized Gelsthorpe by the arm and Hermitage b the hand, very severe wounds being inflicted. Both ...
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... u-Tyne Whitsuntide following is the final reading of stations of ministers District Dudley Grundy Rider E Grattan J (supernumerary! Bilston John Birmingham William Pacey 8 Bristol Gloucester Tipton J Wilson J Barker J Wallis Stourbridge Wninman B Turncock ...
... lmifermline charge traveller North and cent higher still in-irkshire cent more the and 20 cent Yorkshire with the till it the Cardigan Company charge 450 per cent South-Western Railway Westminster and Foreign Quarterly COURT ARISTOCRAT Tile Queen the Princess ...
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... point supported large imperial crown pavilion feet square interior front the over projection group of flags bearing the arms borough arms union Along the sides of the pavilion height feet lattice work with white artificial flowers The arena so to speak covered ...
... affair a thoiough sifcjeess The room crowded The entertainment this ear selections from King John Henry IV Hamlet The characters the selection Kirig John follow John Master F-rnyliough Hubert Prince Arthur Master Hackett Elinor Master Brocklehurst The Bastard ...
... gratitude to his lordship for tha eminently wise and pacific spirit in which he has conducted the foreign affairs this country, John Bull says we are mainly indebted to the Queen for the fact that Mr. Walpole retains a seat in the Cabinet, —Her Majesty, it ...
... hand, and on the child's arm. I never was shown the girl s arm how red it was, as stated by the grandmother; I never slapped the sister in the face, or said 1 would throw her out of the school. The eflt ct of slapping on the arm, as described by the policeman ...
... Tuesday, and was fined 55., and costs 10s. 6d. default fourteen days' imprisonment.—Thomas Hesketh, Joseph Bates, John Kearney, and John Reid were fined ss. and costs for being drunk and riotous, and James Moran, and costs for like offence. LONGTON.—Wednesday ...