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... of the French Gendarmerie, the three regiments of the Guards, and of the Zouavcs of the Imperial Guard, were assembled with arms and knapsacks on Friday in the courtyard of the Tuileries. These young soldiers manteuvrea during an hour in presence of the ...
... number of old men who die in cold weather to the number of those who die in warm weather as seven to four. The men able to bear arm. form a fourth of the inhabitants of a country. The pro portion between the deaths of women and those of men is 101 to 108. ...
... clean, girl.—Apply Pa. Hill Ram Hillingdon lA ENERGETIC MAN—of goof appearance, wanted to eolith business for well-established arm, epecial term to capable mac —Address, Energy, Gazette Office, Southall 3O LIOUSE•PARLOURMAID—wanted, 4 in family, 2 Il eervautx ...
... Reigate, Norwood. and all the minor stations, exhibited similar scenes of enthusiasm, but the appearance of the Bricklayers' Arms station was of an imposing character. Every accessible spot was densely crowded. the cheering was deafening, end this sore ...
... Education—Committee thereupon. Notice* of Motions. Lord John Russell, in Committee on Education, to pro pose his resolutions. Mr. William Johnson Fog and others, to move amendments on Lord John Russell's resolutions. 15TH APRIL, 1856. Notices of .11 Mr ...
... fixed for next Wednesday. The vote of censure passed upon THZ OSGOLDC ROSS Sir John Austin by the Liberal and RLECTION : RITURN Teetotal busybodies of Pontefract has OF SIR JOHN AUSTIN. been repudiated by the electors of the Osgoldcross Division, to whom ...
... and first among the new friends he rejoiced to stand face to face with the best and most gifted Irishman in the new world, John O'Shanassy. (Loud cheering.) If Irishmen were denied a corner In Ireland, it was a satisfaction to know that in every other ...
... disorder has returned with increased violence. He has been compelled to keep his room fur several day.. SUICIDE or Sin JOHN MILDMAY.—Sir John Mildrnay, Bar died by his own heads, at an early hour on M inday morn ng, at his residence, No. 6, Halkin-terrace ...
... weekly meeting of this ward waa held at the Cnion Arms, Holborn-hill, Mr. T. R. Reading, R.W., in the chair. The chairman read the speeches of the Rev. Mr. Tierney, T.P. of Clontibret, and of Mr. Grattan, M.P.; likewise the letter of Mr. Zander, of .turs ...
... INN the he VW I Scotland and came to live near immons alleging dangerous driving. He was released on pietism dee is with bar arm was ma with NIL A. C. , her two teenage daughters in own ball of ElOO. London. She obtained employ of Camden Riau* Group mho ...
... the 7.31. ' 1. at Friends• Meeting House. st n films of 1%1 Bruin. Defietate 1. L a b our H a ll. me l d d. tHANWELL st St John s Han. Haupt- Dorset -road. a • AEI- 17. Woodville - road . Ealing Broadeon 745 m tlttels 6d at door ing on Monday. November ...
... against you, all who aid, and all who contrive at the ruin of Ireland's people are against you. Our readers remember that Mr. John Mitchel has already said, that he would not thank the Prelacy and Priesthood of Ireland for being ready to accept a Republic ...