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... and the a, refleotions of the author. We hope thattheaucceeding g' volumes will speedily appear. . S THlE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS PAINE. eblihed bythe Eecutive Committee of the lNationclE Charter Aisociation; London: T . M. Wheeler, 83, Dean Street, Soho ...
... life and the t reflections oftheautlior. We hope that thesucceeding g volumes willspeedily appear. S THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS S PAINE. ta Peblished by the EXecttive Comsaittee of the National 1a Charter Association. London: T. M. Wheeler, 83, Dean ...
... , Wool- lay; and - Manse, E~sq.I The Juidges 1were Mr, Cvierles Coidwell. WAkefteld;- Mr. is h Arttndale, Boston, and Mr. Thomas Wilson, fiaxby, Linthen lShire. 1.Ser.ic aniJ The ?? Prices Were awarded :Wei Obose I.Ser.No, I, Earl of Carliole, 4 y. timr ...
... possessor wasl Oil Sir Thomas Boyd. a court favourite who married King James Mt First's oldest sister, who received from titat monarch the earl- WI dam of Arran as her marriage dowry. On the disgrace of the lth Boyd's, Sir Thomas was divorced from his ...
... hound arid printed) instructive, and entertaining Easter gift, cannot ito better than present theor with Thomas Miller's litle history of Jack Hardy arid Augustus Errautdale. I 'Ia PRoPet-Iry OF ?? PRtILItIP.-The exact amorsn or the debts of the civil ...
... Riglst Hon. Lord Harewood presided, and en his )or- right and loft sat ties Rev. Mr. Tripp, rector of Spoffortis, and Cisarles Hardy, Esq., of Audsell. The Ron. Ait-tur ?? officiated aso vice-olsaircuan, supported on his riglat anl-d left by tlae Rev. Richard ...
... gatdener ho J. Parnaloy, Esq., Milddleton; 3rd, G.a Vecose`rsNA..-SiX diotiuct varieties, L. Barker. Three ditto, a ast, Thomas Squires; Sssd. W. Caorr; 3rd, it. Fletcher. Beat, 0 1st, W. Cerr; 2nd and 3rd, L. Barker. Itoses o P'OTS.-Thsree distinct ...
... took place on Saturday last, near the Nino Elms station on e the South Western Railway, having breathed g his last at St. Thomas's Hospital on Tuesday *evening, an inquest was, on Thursday, held n at the hospital before Mr. J. Payne, the de- e duty coroner ...
... which took place on Saturday last, near the Nine Elms station on the South Western Railway, having breathed his last at St. Thomas's Hospital on Tuesday evening, an inquest was, on Thursday, held at the hospital before Mr. J. Payne, the de- duty coroner ...
... _..214,.Stanlforth Thomas(Class XXII.(, scythes and sickles.F ?? 155..Steer and Webster (Class XXII.) scissors. Rotherham. ?? 39..Stabbs Peter, smnall lilsa. ?? .Taylor Henry (Classi XXII.I. engravers'F I ?? 1 ?? 117..Turmer Thomas and Co. (Class XXII ...
... Gee, sqe. lted gooseberries, Thomas Wilson, EHqo, B e, 2, G. R. Barnard, Esq. Green gooseserrlea, Mr B. Jeffery; C 'try 2, Mr Thomas Thompsa. White gooseberries, G. H. Bar. 'he nard,HEsq.; 2, Mr Samuel Jaskson; a, Thomas Thompsoti, aix Esg. 'Red currants ...