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... yet none came to assist their neighbour, though the discharge arms must have bean heard by several. We, however, are informed, that while the villains were at Barry house, numbers of armed men, their accomplices, paraded the roads around it, (brealeuing ...
... Glaziers' Arms, Mansfield-street, Saint George the Martyr, Southward, Surtey, victualler. May 30, Duncan Macdonald, TnrcaJneedle-strcet, London, reercbant and hosier. June John Grant, Lawrence Pountney Lane, London, merchant. June*. G, Baiilie and John Jar ...
... names recommendations Ur, Paterson, viz, John Kcarfcly, ...
... Mr. H. Grattan from the attack of the last speaker, whom lie described as a man with all the ambition to be in office, but with none of the modesty which would teach him to retire into his proper place. It' ;v.'s his intention, like Mr. H. Grattan, to give ...
... no capture. May 12. Arrived the Countess of Elgin hired armed cutter from Portsmouth; Decoy cutter from off Calais; Folkestone hired armed lugger from off Boulogne Active and Resolution hired armed cutters from off the Scheldt; Rinaldo sloop for off Boulogne ...
... the 28th instant. Messrs. Hume, O’Connell, Grattan, Howard, &c. presented petitions from different parts of Ireland, praying for a continuanc# of fair and impartial government. The a4iourned debate on Lord John Russell’s motion was then resumed; the course ...
... committed in the towij of Cardigan. Morris, butcher, bavins' had a7|udvret with fhe wife of his brother, Jolm Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which he, with a large knife wounded hint in the face. John, the only means of self defence ...
... BRIGHTON. The proceeding* of the court martial on Capt. R. A Reynold* were brought to a conclusion on Monday after the Karl of Cardigan. the prosecutor, had been heard in reply great length. The noble carl, after commenting generally on the nature of the charge ...
... forwarded a requisition OThe Hon. John Plunket, second son of the lord chancellor, - fling on him to come forward in place of Mr. Power, the present member, who goes, probably, to Waterford county. Joughal (I).—Mr. John O'Connell, the present member, retires ...
... —The sloop Providence of this place, coal loaded, is ashore near Stonehaven, crew saved—The Countess Cardigan, of London, in ballast, is on shore at John’s haven, crew saved, expected to be got off.—l fear, bad news must come to many a one. The whole coast ...
... 1 Cnrteis, E. J. Maberly, John Sefton, Earl of I Claughton, Thos. ly.W. L. Stuart, Lord J. Denison, VV. J. Macdonald, J. Seyhright, Sir John I Denman, Thos. Madocks, W. A. Tierney. Rt-Hon.G. j Duneannon,Visc. Marlin, John Tenysnl , I Ebrioglon,Visc. ...
... for the purposes of securing the election of John Walter, Esq , when the follow ing resolution was unanimously agreed to Resolved, that this meeting are determined to all power to return to parliament John Walter, Esq , aa the able and consistent opponent ...