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... JOHN BALLANTYNE AND CO . EDINBURGH ; LONGMAN , HURST , REES , ORME , AND BROWN ; AND JOHN MURRAY , LONDON . 1812 . CHRONICLE .
... JOHN BALLANTYNE AND CO . EDINBURGH ; LONGMAN , HURST , REES , ORME , AND BROWN ; AND JOHN MURRAY , LONDON . 1812 . CHRONICLE .
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... John Gib- son , and the owner of the vehicle he drove , were indicted for an assault and outrage upon the person of a gen- tleman , named Sade . The circum- stances , as stated in evidence , were these . Early in October last , Mr Sade ...
... John Gib- son , and the owner of the vehicle he drove , were indicted for an assault and outrage upon the person of a gen- tleman , named Sade . The circum- stances , as stated in evidence , were these . Early in October last , Mr Sade ...
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... John Cooper , a young man of gentlemanly appearance , and not above 23 years of age , was brought before the magistrate under a variety of charges , for obtaining goods on false pretences ; and , certainly , the instances proved against ...
... John Cooper , a young man of gentlemanly appearance , and not above 23 years of age , was brought before the magistrate under a variety of charges , for obtaining goods on false pretences ; and , certainly , the instances proved against ...
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... John Jagger , sus- pecting a lover of his grand - daugh- ter's was coming clandestinely into the house to take away her clothes , jumped out of bed , and seized the coal rake to repel the assailant . His wife also , unknown to him , had ...
... John Jagger , sus- pecting a lover of his grand - daugh- ter's was coming clandestinely into the house to take away her clothes , jumped out of bed , and seized the coal rake to repel the assailant . His wife also , unknown to him , had ...
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... John Brandreth , one of the singers , was the only person in the organ gal- lery , which is placed in the south- west corner of the church , immedi- ately joining the inside of the tower . The organ , and front of the gallery were ...
... John Brandreth , one of the singers , was the only person in the organ gal- lery , which is placed in the south- west corner of the church , immedi- ately joining the inside of the tower . The organ , and front of the gallery were ...
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Page 284 - May it please your Majesty, We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects the Ministers and Elders of the Church of Scotland, met in...
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