... 12r. 51 Ott Thursday the 6th inst., one of the assistants of Mr. Longstaffe, gamekeeper to the Marquis of Northampton, named John Dunkley, left his house in the pursuit of his calling, and did not return either that day or the next t he was seen in Yardley ...

... outmuy. Ti. motion was then agreed to, and their lordship. adjourned. HOUSE OP COMMONS, MONDAY, February S. IVISOILSS, Lord John It CsdlILL rose, agreeably to notice on Thursday, to more certain seseinnet resolutions, with the view of accelerating the ...

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... Thomas Trtdrell William Pim William Calton William Sparrow John Al;.e William Livock John Parter William Andrews William Bryant John Scrivener John Read Hobert Hainbird Edward Scrivenor John Calton vas J Blnfield Mc FOR TILE lIAIR. IS the ...

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... The captain read the church service on deck surrounded by the new. Tile fishes arm frisking about. This day twelve months I took the chair as vicc.president of the Grattan club. iioaday, Ml—Entered the tropic of Cancer loot evening. After dinner 011eagher ...

... Bonney - Parkinson Abrams, Biggar, Lovett, & Caine - John Gundy Gee Chippingham - J. Nicholson, Monmouth - Hough J. When, Narberth - A. Griffith Cheltenham . Archer Newcastle - J. James Cardigan -C. Lewis Newport - Webber Coventry Spelt & Slingaby Notutigham ...

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... Wid. Yesterday, 17. To supply of Wheat has been large, particularly Ur sew crop, sad is euellest coetdition. Tba had. very Arm is *air demands, but little beaus, trasaactiml at a trifling decline. Several samples of saw Dailey and Oats on offer is Rood ...

... hear your opimon on them. Remember me to all at the Rectory. Don't forget Flora .---and believe me, your affectionate son, ARM ADVIM COPPLLITONII. iniscellastottO. THE ROBBERY AT WINDSOR CASTLE. FURTIaII PARTICUL•IIi. In consequence of the searching ...

... the PRINCE ALBER, K.G. The Right Hon. the Earl of SHREWSBURY, F.S.A. Cabin, 251. ; Steerage, IN. The Right Hon. the Earl of CARDIGAN. For further particulars, apply to J. Stamm, 110, His Majesty the King of the BELGIANS. K.G. Rear-Admiral the Earl of CADOOAN ...

... Iron Fenders. &c. Agent to Singleton and Co. for their Improved Indian Rubber, Water-proof Cart and Waggon Covers. N.B.—lron Arms with Patent Oil Boxes. Sr. Andrew's Street. [ll3O llt. Howard has dons good service to th e arta in this at. tempt to reduce ...