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Side 44
... MARCH . 1st . Sentence was passed on Tues- day morning , in Frankfort barracks , Plymouth , on Keeling , Smith , and Marshall , of the Nottingham militia , for allowing French prisoners to escape from Dartmoor , while they were do- ing ...
... MARCH . 1st . Sentence was passed on Tues- day morning , in Frankfort barracks , Plymouth , on Keeling , Smith , and Marshall , of the Nottingham militia , for allowing French prisoners to escape from Dartmoor , while they were do- ing ...
Side 45
... and from it a cheque for 20901. , desired him to get cash for it at the banking house ; observing at the time , that as bankers ' clerks were not over accommodating , he was to take two notes MARCH 3. ] 45 CHRONICLE .
... and from it a cheque for 20901. , desired him to get cash for it at the banking house ; observing at the time , that as bankers ' clerks were not over accommodating , he was to take two notes MARCH 3. ] 45 CHRONICLE .
Side 46
... this is the identical ball which , four hundred and six years ago , occasioned the surrender of Berwick to the English arms . A most horrid attempt was made by a man who 46 EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1811. [ MARCH 3 .
... this is the identical ball which , four hundred and six years ago , occasioned the surrender of Berwick to the English arms . A most horrid attempt was made by a man who 46 EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1811. [ MARCH 3 .
Side 47
... Ann Ockleton left the service of Mr Brown , their intercourse with each other was necessarily less frequent , and her father having expressed some dis- approbation of the connection , a shy ness on the MARCH 5.1 47 CHRONICLE .
... Ann Ockleton left the service of Mr Brown , their intercourse with each other was necessarily less frequent , and her father having expressed some dis- approbation of the connection , a shy ness on the MARCH 5.1 47 CHRONICLE .
Side 48
... My friend , what have you been doing ? " To which the prisoner replied , " I do not mean to hurt you , or any man or woman on the earth , but Ann Ockleton ; and I mean 8 48 EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1811. [ MARCH 5 .
... My friend , what have you been doing ? " To which the prisoner replied , " I do not mean to hurt you , or any man or woman on the earth , but Ann Ockleton ; and I mean 8 48 EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER , 1811. [ MARCH 5 .
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