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... warehouse the back, running from the lower part of which occupied by Mr. M*Knig -t, and adjoining the yard Messrs. Grayson & Bannister, which stocked with timber. great was the heal, that, hundreds of yards from the spot, the eyes suffered severtly; and, how ...
... qualified to present themselves for pnxes, the examinations to be held in November next:— Hall (Mr. Francis), Steele, Hollowell, Bannister, Reicbell, Evans, Dobbin, Moleyne, Wilson, Smith (Richard), Egar, Mulgan, Duyer, Taylor, Blackwood (James Stevena9jp Skelton ...
... Mr. Wilson kept possession of from Doctor Quarry and the properly, ich was belonging both, there was attachment I-id Mr. Roger Evans, for a debt eighty pounds, lent Mr. Wilson, the time of the fire at hia residence in C’ove-atreet. It is said, that, ...
... we an alibi. yn here, gards George Rogers, be would pro uly last. For the defe: nce James Gray, a very iotellige His evidence re’ | whieh, was the first witness examined. d drums the alibi in the case of George Rogers, and he st ' the on the night of the ...
... present were—Roger J. Smyth, and John Ingib, Esqrs. (the candidates), Jonathan Joseph Richardson, the Island Jonathan Richardson, J.P., Ingram ; Redmond Jcffcrsuo, Jonathan J. Richardson, Glenmore ; J. Coulson, Henry Seeds, J. Bannister, George IMau, ...
... hundred and sixty gentlemen sat down ditiper. The Chair was occupied by Captain Bolton, who was supported on the right by Roger Johnson Smyth, M.P. ; Jonathan Joseph Richardson, Esq., The Island, (Mr. Srotiba proposer lute election); W. 11. Sproule, Esq ...
... Thomson, James Linn, P. Woods, Jobn Gilen, J. Koox, G. M“ C. Wilson, R. Mussen, James Mussen, J. Sands, J R. Boomer, J. Bannister, J. Belshaw, Samuel . |A. Wilson, James Savage, J. M‘lotyre, J. Ba Mé‘Alister, J. Riddel, J. Brown, A. Hawthorn, R. Loghlin ...
... art, are a little Prussian Nebleman who was among the st Vane © Cetoit moi et mes trois singes.” ‘Talking of practical es, Rogers’s story o! who, when tipsy, was rolled in currant jell ed Lord covered with feathers; his exclaiming, when b ities, in- himself ...
... of Long, Wilberry Longbottom, James Martin, Charles | C was to M‘Carthy, Edward M*Gooking, George M‘Kibbin, Patk. | rence Rogers, all severely ; Privates Murdock second | M‘Quirk, James Moore, John Mann, Michael Nowlan, | ton, scalp wound ; Robert Tancred ...
... which the V nent, of the other side estimate at » L would val leaving the nett value at 31 cit own Mr. now close. e same The Bannister said, that, with respect to | r would tors, he wished to say, that seeme: intelligent, and, he believed, « conscientiou: ...
... the wulis.” All this exhibition would be contemptible, if it were not—as it is—very wicked. A lecture was delivered by a Mr. Rogers, who calls himself the title of County Grand Secretary,” on the most irritating subject that he could possibly pick out, the ...
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