... circle wi a s able if tao certificatecon tr ac t af having marr iage, pay p for erfo l r i m c licenses, e mas ilitary at irly B serviceu r g oinhaasd. t ever ers d b i e d e n n a r t e q c u al i e r e b d r a t t o e d m el a i r v r e i ...

... Richmond fOund in Mr. Cooper a highly efficient representative. His port and bearing were warlike, and he delivered t d w text Queen Eli za b e th was g i ven to M rs . F auc i t, forcibly. do not know a lady on the stage who can more effectually eto tatters ...

... Chester. She first saw him on the stage, and she afterwards, became acquainted with him at a friend's house in Chester. In consequence of a letter which she received from him, she ...

... her niece had been courted by a respectable builder in Surrey, to whom she was betrothed. A quarrel had taken place between them, and her lover had declared his intention of not marrying her. She believed, however, that a reconciliation ...

... Canvassings for a County and a Town, and the disappointed Candidate proposing and carrying National Revolution. Act 2d. displays the destruction by a popular whirlwind of a beautiful Temple with three Pillars; the disorganization of a ...

... he appeared quite `easy. Ann Hodges examined—She stated that she was a night nurse in Mark's ward, and about a quarter past five she first saw the deceased. He was brought to the hospital by two policemen. ...

... Witness asked her if she did not think it advisable to have further medical aid, and she said no, and that the child was getting better, adding, that there was no danger, and that witness would see a great change in a day or two. She ...

... Northampton.hire election, we 1. 5 l 's Committee great credit for their tact.in stage euffeecist ; Mr. Fitzw - illiam so early into public life. fath n no doubt, to act as the locum tenens, in excuse for e - !If fili a l a n a Ppearance on ...

... was attending her, a nurse, and a little girl, were in the house. About ten or eleven at night she was alarmed by the strokes of a sledge hammer on the kitchen window. She went to the bedroom window to see what- was the matter. ...

... od of Harrow-alley, Hoandsditch. S u T rr i o i g e at a i ffi ve d b a y vi l:l a r. nt S i t l a v i i n li to: ,e . ut,n - sn - l o e l muel Spruce, and Peter venables, were indicted for ...

... on the commerce of France. • i A third Resolution was then moved toe 'f °l so re m str u i c c h ti a o lt , b o e r ' t e r j er o - with a view to prepare the way for a praething up of the first) in these terms:— ...

... one, whose name alone in any province would excite universal indignation, are now with him? Have a Palmella, a Louie, a Mozinho, a Freire, a llenduffe, a Fiealbo,bccome the leaders of the Constitutionalists, or ...