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... OFFICJA L A XNO UNO EM EXT. [From Last Night’s Gazette.} CROWN OFFICE, Nov. 9. IKED to in* the present Charles Neato, Esq., in the room of James Langston, Esq., deceased. Lichfield . Coventry . Tamworth NEW MAYORS. Mr. H. Hail. Mr. 11. H. Minster, Mr ...
... March by Numa. '' 7---_L-.17::: el flat���tely e , c 7:l4 ) a/o7us,Vie d lion b ilurwagi 1 ' coirunenced year on the se lost g in th , e ge ll i tc u a4 i li w ear gevrport, 1860. s OM 25th of December. Jr Bonaparte crowned by the Pope; 1804. t r ise 747 _ ...
... execution Beyond the stoutest resolution ■ As earthquakes kill without a blow. And, only trembling, overthrow. it th' ancients crown' d their bravest men That only sav'd a citizen. What victory could e'er be won, If every one would save but one ? Or flght ...
... member should attend. dog show and general lead this evening. Jan 11, at Jemmy Shaw’s old established Old Queen's Head Tavern Crown-court, Windmill-street, Haymarket. Entrance free, open all this occasion. Mr Hoodies* will preside, with his and matchless ...
... of a smaller circle than the main ribs, rise from a lower point in the abutments to about three feet above the road at the crown of the arch, and thus form a stiffening brace to the whole bridge; this brace gives the bridge a somewhat curious appearance ...
... statement that he lived in King-street was false, and he refused to give a correct address. The prosecutor was a skin dealer in Crown-court, Soho, and on the evening of Wednesday week he had a large amount of money in notes, 3107., with him. He got drunk and ...
... come in my way. On each occasion I went lip several times b y train from there to the Tunnel-bridge station on the Whitby and flatte ring line. for a few hours' fly-Sahlag, and met with very fair in a beck that flows Into the Esk hard by, killing some ten ...
... his acceptance of the Greek throne having been at length removed, Prince William of Denmark has definitively accepted the crown of Greece. In the event of the Greeks being again disappointed, it is feared that serious troubles will spring up, as disorders ...
... Lund, of Halifax, ' .i-d sneculiition i'll in* Nelly) Pearson, of Parsley, the latter to receive Money ready at Mrs. Okes, Crown Inn, Upper Rushellmile. The attendance was axain and specnlstion fn tll ’ irtT risos / £ a-side. To street, Walsall. .. , ...
... ami t's.. the Sole Agent*, Ansar, Harford, and Co., • ...
... There -has been. a prodigal waste of life, only that and nothing more, for the Federals; but for the enemy a great victory crowning the campaign. The only wonder is that the Confederates did not make more of their success, but allowed the Federals to: retreat ...
... ComMERCE of 3,000f, for three year olds and | ved the entries; tw entrance 100f, h ft; the “es be ‘Telegraphe, by sees sees Flatt 4 yrs, i24lb Wath We J ennine’s br ¢ Falendre, 4 yrs, 124lb. Kitche half breda, was won by Jason, f, open for 1e mile ...