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... and • .irm-d with the prisoner, after being absent about forty uuc-. He was crying. She said that she had heard > sovereign John Robinson’s shop, and deposited remainder the coal-house. The boy’s mother cross«\ Amine*l the prosecutor to show that hail ...
... injury. The Globe states that Mr. Bates, the convict banker, has been released, after imprisonment of three years. Both Sir John Dean Paul and Strahon lie prostrated in the infirmaries of their respective prisons. Mr. Lionel Brough, late Inspector of Coal ...
... stay* ingat Osborne. The Hon. Wellington Talbot has been appointed by the Queen Sergeant-at-Arms in the room of the late Colonel Pereira). The Earl of Cardigan, with his bride, arrived at Deane Park laat week, and were received by a large party of the ...
... decorative badge. —Sunderland Times. The Archdeaconry of Cardigan, rendered vacant bv the lamentable death the Venerable William-., M.A., Oxon, bus been filled up by the appointment of ae Rev. John Hughes, vicar of Llanbadarn-Ka\vr,and incuinb nt of the ...
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... the afternoon, the Rev. John Weatherill, of South Shields, preached appropriate discourse, from the words, “Continuing instant prayer.” Af.er which a large party repaired to the churchyard, and standing over the grave the Rev. John Elam (a much-beloved young ...
... threatening immediate war unless her demands are conceded. At that moment Austria stood armed to the teeth, yet expected that her neighbour should lay down her arms. The threatening aspect of Sardinia on the western bank of the Ticino was denounced as ...
... as effective. Members to exempt from ballot or other levy- Memb ra find their own arms, equipments, and to defray all expenses, except when in actual service. The arms be furnished under the superintendence of the War Office, in order to msure uniformity ...
... NEWCASTLE POLICE COURT. Friday, June 3. (Before Mr. Aid. Carr and Anthony Nichol, Esq. John Topping was charged with stealing a newspaper and a gill pewter pot, from the public-house of Mrs. Gorringe, Shakespeare Street. The prisoner had gone in to the ...
... with I«ady 'Emma Stanley on bis arm. The Earl of Cardigan saunters up slowly the new possessor of the oldest earldom, the Earl of'Shrewsbury and Talbot, who, on this occasion, Captain of the Guard of Gentlemen-at-Arms, and therefore very grand. The Judges ...
... whether Lord Palmerston lord Derby shou in office, hut yrhrther. certain pnaerplcs should have the ascendancy that House. or John Russell. Lord GnmvUle, or Mr. Gladstone were supposed by many to be likely successors to the Earl of Derby, and the second ...
... fetirstnea* from the Central Italian army, which concludes follows J—“On the day when Victor Emmanuel wfll call his soldiers arms, I will take my place agau amongst my fellow-combatants.” The gallant General’s resigpation caused “manifestation” at Bologna ...