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... six yatds off deceased; knows the pris *>o »er ; saw him Dublin-street about five minutes before .he wax beat into Mrs. Wilson’s hall door I y it >nes; wit- was in Sloan’s, between witness’s and Lewes’s; re mained in Sloan’s from (tie lime the first shot ...
... deceased ; knows prisoner ; saw him in Dublin-street about five minutes before Hughes was shot; he was beat into Mrs. Wilson’s hall-door by stones ; witness was in Sloan's, between Wilson's and Lewers’s; remained in Sloan's from first shot was fired till ...
... datraage. Several small coasters entered the harbour, many with much damage, loss of bowsprits, &c. Yarmouth, Nov. —The Juno, Wilson, Hall, struck the ground near Caister last night, and has filled with, water; crew saved, and cargo landing. The Henry Cox, Byram ...
... Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Tisson, Mr. Firth, Mr. Eiwin, Mr. Orme. Sir William Curtis. Mr. Flower. Mr. Halcomb. Mr. Baker, Mr Wilson. Hall, Mr. Alderman Winchester, Captain Acklom, Mr! France, Mr. Garf. rd. Sir John Scott Lillie, the Dean Carlis ’e, Mr. Powoall ...
... prizes given by Sir G. Clerk, as an encouragement to promote good plongiing, as follows 1st, To James Bruce, servant to Mr Wilson, Halls. 2d, To Aread. Borthsvick, servant to Mr Disher, Corn Banai. 3dr, To Jchn Dickson, servant to Mr Wilson, Hells. 4th, To ...
... Mr Daniel Brown, Ingrasston, Linton. 3d, Mr James Smart, Kingside, Eddlestone. GIMMERS, BLACK-FACED. 1st, To Mr David Wilson, Halls, Penicuik. 2d, Mr John Cairns, Hamilton Hall, Newlands. BLACK-FACED TUPS. 1st and 2d, to Mr Thomas Robertson, Broomlea ...
... pervaded the litile of his scritinge, anti long ere lie was placed iii thiat Chnir to which ho added vsew s:dendoer, Prufessor Wilson hall promnvlgated in his rit- jugs the highest stid the noblest lessons sf msoral philo- ?? chteerin.) The Chairman, in eon-i ...
... Strangeways, • Mrs. J. Shawcross, Woodland Terrace, Stony Knolls, Mrs. J. E. Tavlor. Woodland Terrace, Stony Knolls, Airs. Wilson,Hall Place, Strangeways, Mrs. Lower Woodlands, Stony Knolls, The Bazaar to commence at Ten o'clock on each day : and to close ...
... to do. do. t 7th, To James Barrie, do. to Mr Stewart, innkeeper, Penicuik. Stb, To Arclibabi, Borthwick, do. to MIr Wilson, - Halls.' 9th, To Andrew Hsrji~r, do. to alr hfegget, Poma- e horn. d After the business of the lav, the judges, tenants, 1 and ...
... other Marts Guineas Half-o-Cream Groom the Groom' f Fee paid time covering Midsummer JUNIPER Hon Earl Plymouth Wright by Wilson Hall text) to thirty of all contain important to' Oscar half brother Sir Mark Wood’s Camerio he sixteen hands high legs to remarkably ...
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... from Africa. General Palmer. Down, from Calcutta. Thistle, Madgwick, from Dcnerara. Java, Jobling, from Bengal. William Wilson, Hall, from Mnnritius. Sir Edward Banks. Lomas, from Ostend. SAILED. Williams, Currie, for RWoewr, oo the I6lh. Mediator. Chatupli ...