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October 13, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
14'itom THE LONDON (.zETrE.

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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1856. The following building is certified as place duly registered for sole , imizing marriages The Wesleyan Chapel, Luclrsboat-street, Sandwich, Kent. BANK RUPTS James Walker Ninnes.(not Minnes, as formerly advertised), Tonbridge Wells, watchmaker—June 7, at Bas
June 7, 1856 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
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December 29, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
lives might have been spared had these comforts, necessaries, we ought to call them, been supplied to the soldiers when

lives might have been spared had these comforts, necessaries, we ought to call them, been supplied to the soldiers when

they were wanted. If responsibility be anything more than a name, a heavy, a terrible responsibility attaches to all who had a part in withholding these clothes and this bedding from our soldiers. But who are they? The Quartermaster -General and his Staf' is the easy answer. Dou
February 23, 1856 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Rose, by Sir G. Grey. Rear Admiral Sir M. Seymour, K.C.8., on having been made a

Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Rose, by Sir G. Grey. Rear Admiral Sir M. Seymour, K.C.8., on having been made a

K.C.8., and on his appointment as Flag Officer (Commander-in• Chief in the East Indies, by Sir C. Wood. Brigadier-General Baron von Stutterheirn, on promotion, by Lord Panmure. General Sir James Simpson, on his promotion and appointment to the 87th Regiment, and to be a Grand Cr
February 23, 1856 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
CHARLES KNIGHT'S TOWN & GI -r MIRY NEWSPAPER.

CHARLES KNIGHT'S TOWN & GI -r MIRY NEWSPAPER.

No. 14. THE MOST APPROVED WORKS FOR acquiring a knowledge of the German Language are the following : TIARKS' PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the GERMAN LANGUAGE. Tenth Edition. 12mo, cloth, 6s. TIARKS' PROGRESSIVE GERMAN READER. Seventh Edition. 12mo, cloth, 3s. 6d. TIARKS' EXERCISES, adap
September 8, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
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September 8, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
sack accordingly returned to Hang° for that purpose, and, anchoring a short distance from the place, sent the cutter in,

sack accordingly returned to Hang° for that purpose, and, anchoring a short distance from the place, sent the cutter in,

under the command of Lieutenant Geneste, with the seven Russian prisoners, and an ordinary boat's crew. A flag of truce was displayed at least half an hour before they reached the jetty. Nobody, however, was seen but a single man, who ran away. The officers and prisoners landed,
June 23, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
BROUGHAM.

BROUGHAM.

National Conceit.—(From the Speech on Abolishing Subscription, 1834.)—1 have often had occasion to observe that though many men may doubt whether we are the greatest people in the world, though it may be a question if we are the most learned, the most ingenious, and the wisest o
June 23, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England
 
STOCKS, BANKING, AND COMIERCE. [Special, for this Paper.] Royal Exchange, Thursday.

STOCKS, BANKING, AND COMIERCE. [Special, for this Paper.] Royal Exchange, Thursday.

In the state of the money market there is no percepti- • ble change, and thus far the measure adopted by the Bank of England has exercised, as we predicted, not the slightest influence upon the general rates. It is supposed that the Bank return, to be published in to-morrow even
June 23, 1855 - Charles Knight's Town & Country Newspaper - London, London, England