... wee weary work, warder ! Weary walk indeed! but look at the honeys and Flay air knight, of fighting on such a day ! and arms out from the trunks all round ye—just as Jim Gartner would lop the trees in oar HOUSE OF LORDS. orchards! Trunks divided down ...

... snuck White Rua, of Yarmouth, to be given a man in case of injury caused by a used and crew, 6 ; Cardigan, shoreboat, 4 ; but not in the case of injury of Cardigan, 3; schooner Is:belle, of Portnador, 6 Ey e mouth and other fishing boats consequence of • man's ...

... estimated at 180,000. The debtor was one of eight vend°, a who domed the Cardigan Iron, Wire Company (Isianted), which Is now in tlgo a. The other night, a boat, sontaining John Nicholas, lampoon Nicholl) and Edwin Nicholas, was returning to the &illy ...

... Alfred Aspland, Esq., Belle Vne Hacclesfield.ouse. John Shoham's, Esq., William Bullock, Macclesfield. Christopher Bushe ll , , Hindertom David Mlle, Req., Maoelesfield. Robert Dollish, Esq., Aston Hilt John Eskrigge, Esq., Holly Wood, Stockport , . George ...

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... the other side. The attorney-General will not, I understand, surrender his brief in the ease of Lawson r. Laloueltere. Sir John Holker received 2no guilleas with his brief, and each day that is brought on he is refreshed with an I.litionnl hominid. It ...

... the House of Commons ing the sitting of Parliament, and that the Surgeon-at-Arms do take into custody any bush persons so shall offend against this order. After &edibles Sir John Trevor— Speaker of the Hone in the reign of Charles 11.— the lecturer mint ...

... welesmed Lord me t ers meet them b e d h ose , , ph. m e t o ammo it. the dewier. of Parliament end the ha li m b, to time they armed that ( /*woe. A M o t th o y p Ohs th em a and pledge s' ' me lt NW of the my bad some er! U ..° ap to the time of the Ramer ...

... block of houses BAGULEY. c illed Belmont, and on one side of which ere the Lack AT HAiirLET.?John Worthington dews of this said houses, a little child, the of John and Alfred }imbue, Lower Moss lone, Manchester, Potts, bricklayer, came running out in its ...

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... riddles millet peeler ewe. The riddle boxes fitted with uses, se este week with greet saes. The ci Memo Mobley, Bias, and Co., of Arm far-famedfor @access in also highly commended. This colteethe. elide leafed= some of the very West things in cutters, pekes; ...

... representatives of these two shires took place on neutral ground on Saturday, the venue selected being the Leeds St John's Club Ground, at the Cardigan Fields. The weather was miserably cold and wet, and there was only a moderate attendance of spectators. Several ...