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... I AccIDENT AT Cucr’ rox.—On Saturday last, its toa one of tl oceur from the hose very serio use of fire-arms, woman (daughter of a man named John Sackett who was in the service of M Whitlow, of Churton. about noon, on util that she went out into the Saturday ...
... Stephen Garrat, Bagillt 05 Mr. John Grattan, ditto 05 0 Mr. Edward Hodkinson, ditto 05 Mr. John Hughes, Boot, ditto 05 Mr. John Jones, Walwen 05 0 Mr. Thomas 05 Mr. Teyle ‘aylor, ditto - - 05 Mr. Edward Edi wards, it. 05s Mr. John Swanwick, ...
... and cial! course Lord Malgrave remains Lord Lieute- nant, and Lord Durham is slighted, and neglected.—John Bull. H., the By the demise of General Sir John Smith, G.C.H. of father of the Artillery, the Co hear it will be conferred Brigade becomes vacant. ...
... — ** Perhay ** said the clergyman, mildly. elergy.”” ** perhaps it is because your brother is against all Jury 27.—The Hon. John Jocel has ad- dressed the electors of Dundalk. The election for the county of Dublin is fixed fye Monday, the 7th of Ang. In ...
... beg to say the above is a fabrication as no children or relations of the late Mr. Grattan had or have any pensions. I have the honor to be, your very obedient, Grattan.” RucEcer Ayuvat CatTTLE SHEw.—On Tues- day week, being Rugely fair, the annual show ...
... obsereed, by a bet Modred by him ristenly, meted as feller :--- Cabe It sores& that did thee take from sed Aker led ley mead (arm) Is refereed gaged before the Hank whet wee down the ether dg from the Chair, was a pries pasha deargiag Cedar Members Hare ...
... original motion supported by Mr. Leader: ané both Opposed by Mr. Labouchere, Mr. Spring Rice, Sir G. Grey, Lord John Russell, &c. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ably summed up all the arguments of the Opposition, the motion of the hon. baronet the member for Leeds ...
... noble owner, was distinguished by his loyalty and affection to Charles, and was one of the first to take up arms in favour of his sovereign ; and John, his elder brother, on whose devotion s vo- lume might be written, was groom of the bed-chamber to the same ...
... BA, Trinity ; John B.A., Se Bees; —, Bees. : James Jobn's: 3 Edw. Harry Vi B.A., Queen's Stephen Exuperius William Jeffray, Balliol College |, M.A., col- B.A, Sz. s John’s; William Charles Dudley, B.A, James Alfred Boddy, B.A., St. John’s; Catherine Hall; ...
... inquiries this week into the state of the bo- tion of arms here: to ascertain whether there has been any collec- and we are proud and happy to ssy that the result has been in the highest There is no arm Boteven the sli tory. ing in this neighbourhood— trace ...
... Richard Greenhalgh, John Pilling, Thomas Haywood, Robert Gillybrand. Andrew Mor- gan, Thomas Jas. Pillimg, John Holt, Jonathan Merle, John Gill, Joseph Bostock, and Henry Parkin- son, were of riots committed on the I3th inst.: John Pearson, Isaac Crompton ...
... as to the folly an! dan- ger of a course you are Pursuing in the ad- vice of men who have And for what? To bring down you to arm yourselrcs. ments of the civil power, and the pO you the punish- teous jadgmzat ofa Tigh. itis that Mr. C Wood has office (of ...