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... MEN OF MARK 'TWIXT TYNE AND TWEED. BY RICHARD WELFORD. JOHN MARLEY, THE BRAVE DEFENDER OF NYWCABTLE. Oh, what a brave knight was Uovernor Marley ! Stout Sir John Marley Who fought late and early ; Though the garrison and fed, rather barely. Foremost among ...

... silk. To the west, north-west, and beneath us, Cardigan Bay was wrapped in reposeful calm ; while in the far north-west. and behind the bay the Car, narvonshire hills stretched out like the protecting arm of steno benevolent grunt. To the north were the ...

... Brecon Gaol, and on Wednesday, the 17th of the same month, William Walter Evan and John Isaacs were secured at a place called Drawn-fun-ddu, in the county of Cardigan, when the former made an ample confession. With the exception of Williams. the whole ...

... satirising little Lord John Russell's vrondetful confidence in himself once said, that he would be ready to take the command of the Channel fleet on five minutes notice. Mr. Copland reminds rue of the story about Sydney Smith and Lord John Rowell. With his ...

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