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... thus speaks of the conduct of the troops on this occasion : The Commander-in-Chief has reason to be thankful to the force be conducted for the relief of the garrison of Lucknow. ** Hastily assembled, fatigued by forced marches, but animated by a common ...
... The grief that does not speak. Whispers the o’er fraught heart and bids it break,” we trust and fully believe that the private benevolence of the country will ensure the raising of a fund amply sufficient to meet all the requirments of this most melancholy ...
... thought it was quite right that every Englishman should have right to speak, and especially that the ratepayers of this parish should heard for and against the measure, and ho only hoped they would do it iu fair and gentlemanlike way. (Hear, hear.) Don’t ...
... MOTHER CAN THIS THE GLORY BE ? —DUET. FIRST VOICE. this the glory be, of which men proudlv toll, Speaking of the fearless ones who the battle fell? ,• 'light that cheered our home, its sunshine and .. 6 say, victory—but, mother, whore’s thy boy. SECOND ...
... NEWGATE AND LEAUENHALL MAUKETB.—MojiOAt. The supplies of each kind of maat sals in these markets are moderate. Geuerallj speaking, the demand is steady, and prices are well supported. Inferior Beef Middling ditto. Prime Urge ditto. Do. email ditto ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL— Monday. Moderate supplies of meat are on sole at these .narkets. Generally speaking the demand rules steady, and priet-a are well supported. Inferior lamb, however, difficult of sale. Pcrtlbatb, dad; * n«ttoi> ...
... politics, rood Iho rcsolntion which intended to conrlosy to dopntations he was not pro-1 . . .. pared to speak. They that Sir Francis Baring That the council tender their sincere congratulations had not, sometimes, received deputations with that the late ...
... AND LRADENIULL lIAHKETS.—Hojiay. are fairly, tbougb not to heavily, supplied with town and country-killed meat. Generally speaking, the demand is steady, follows : Tor alb* tbs csressc. d d laferior Best. IS « , lutsnarmaltoa . « |0 JlWdJmg ditto dj ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENUALL—Mcndsr The supplies ot meat on sale here are tolerably extensive. Generally speaking, the trade is in sluggish state, and infarior qualities have given way in price. Fartlha 3 10 3 S 4 4 8 4 Lamb i.bj tbcearcM*. • 8 d (nltnor.nattor ...
... Mr. Wells : So many appear anxious to speak that I will be brief. I will move that a sum not exceeding £lOO granted for the purpose stated in the bill. (Hisses, and you ought to be ashamed of yourself.”) Mr. K. F. Jolliffe : The Vicar has explained in ...
... AND LKADENHALL WAUEKTB.—JJo»dat. supplies of each kind of meat on sale in these markets are seasonably extensive. Generally speaking, the demand very inactive, at our quotations. Per gibs bj the ra**se. d Inferior B««f. Uiddiinic ditt0 3 4| Priote ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL—Mondat. Generally speaking, the supplies of meal are very moderate; beef, however, tolerably plentiful. For most descriptions the demand rules steady, and prices are well supported. PerSlba.bjrtUeeaveti*. • dad; adad Inferiorßetl ...