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... Bank directors had to be series ecl,at the same time, far attempted to deceive the population of the oust doulded again in Cardigan Bay ; and now, on the eve and it was apparently, therefore, thought best to re. were now hauled down, and the threatening ...
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... aged d.. 1, Mr . John Corbett. baker. May 11, at Margate, aged lA, Arm, fifth of Mr. Walter W. Wyatt, formerly of Oxford. May 13, at Oxford, aged TS, Mr. William Lull; trimsmith. Mat , 1. 03 ningten, aged 19, William. seetrul of Mr. John Allan, of Walton ...
... sustained a severe concussion of the brain, besides fracturing the collar bone, and meeting with a compound fracture of the right arm. Liberty township boasts 0 the largest baby in Washington county, and Washington county challenges the State. The child's name ...
... problalliti that the euloneley of the sth Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of General Sir John Slade, will be conferred oa Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, who is the tend cavalry general after those who have already appointed to colonelcies. AN EXQUISITE ...
... Globe announces that the colouelcy of the Sth Dragoon Guards, vacant by the death of Sir John Slade. is about to be conferred upon Major-General the Earl of Cardigan. The colouelcy of a regiment is a sinecure office, worth about 1,0001 a-year. At Oliveoza ...
... companion of Lord Palmerston. I saw him, some years r , come to one of Gavazzi's, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-in-arm with the then and present premier ; therefore his presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not withont ...
... which served those famous hsaveasethe Crimean war, or rather of the itelsbock and Cbdseetwdries late its Lem blenders and Cardigan clisadms--ft • Oodrinston, Bit R. Airy, sod Paine' Gordon, end/ vat epee with Mr. Whitworth ; sad that, when Garai Pal Lord ...
... getting it to Men have a difficulty in finding situations, unless land, ii was found to contain human body, without the head, arms, or legs. The police are making every effort to married and without children, but superior women seridentify the body; and ...
... oppressors of the Italian people. 'The re.olution having been forwarded to Lard John Russell, Lord John &lino Attars the compliment through his eteretuy, and adds: He (Lord John) has never hesitated to avow that, while onr international obligaiions must ...
... who, ?snag up his banner at Alton Towers, is a Confor evermore. A very peculiar medley this! and Cardigan have become financers. Van: of kiarrowden Sr . John of Bletso, Polworth, Boston, Avekend, and Belorre, tilt like shadows across the &Han list. • Religion ...