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... coining in contact with the marauders, although a numerous armed body of these ruffians visited the house of Michael Deacon, in that barony, on the same night, and, for fhe fourth time, in search of arms. The fellows placed Mr. Deacon on his knees, and threatened ...
... this Lord John Russell assented. waXt of confidence. The adjourned debate on Sir Robert Peel's resolution, expressive of want of confidence ministers, was then resumed. Mr. Milnes, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Darby, Mr. Hutton, Lord Norreys, Mr. Henry Grattan, Lord ...
... LORD LONDONDERRY. (From the John Bull. The week before List the following appeal addressed to the Marquess of Londonderry by the Reverend and respectable gentlemen whose signatures it bears, was published the Durham Advertiser : To the Most Hon. ...
... 16 Wigan ?? ?? r Manchester ?? ?? . 48 1 Ormiskirk ?? 3 . . . 43 J Roebdale ?? ?? ?? C Total ?? ?? Westmoreland Bolection.-John Barbam, Esq. andi LordI and Colonel Lowtlier, were nominated by their respective J friends at Appleby on Saturday se'nnighst ...
... Rmr. H.nrp Fi.ldin., M A.. John Blotlmr. E*q . to Ih. Virtu, to laobcllo Lootao, dmi,htor th. IVtor M'Laeen. Ean., of that town » v,. 01. th. TU.iiut.nt at th. Farlah Artdou.ond.M.rm'. th. H.t. j, llandfhrth. Hr. Thonaaa Arm. PkilHut. of Prod Woo to Aoju ...
... his real estates to a Roman Catholic priest. TRIAL OF EARL CARDIGAN.—Such was the doubtful character of the issue of the late trial in the House of Lords, entertained by the Earl of Cardigan and his legal advisers, that his lordship, in the event of being ...
... n - lioxes may be taken of Mr. Wanns, Box Book-1 Kir e . „ 0 Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no 4 i tls i ley -'a Arms admitted to any part of the House. No ,Ilteturned. No admission at the Stage Door but to Per- Raged in the business of the ...
... When the deputation from lie Irish Catholics lately wared upon Mr. Grattan, the inter view, are informed, says the Dublin Weekly Register, was most affecting. Mr. Grattan sal in an arm chair, huddled in a blanket, and apparently sunk intn the lowest state ...
... Ten o'clock kttree, when places in the Lower Boxes may be taken Box Book-keeper. allowed in the Dress Circle, and no Chitdi arms admitted to any part of the House. admitted Returned. Returned. Mr. W. J. HAMMOND. tePersons having demands upon Mr. Simpson ...
... Attorney, Mr William Whateley, in Birmingham. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, in the townfttip Chorley, in the county of Lancaftcr, cotton fpinner, dealer and chapman appear March 18. 19 and April at the St. John’s Tavern, in Blackburn Attornics, MWT, W, and ...
... Berry, or LACE and SON, solicitor,. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. The Cardigan Bay Steam Navigation Corn- VALtanavElivyD, Of 60-horse power, JOHN Commander; plying, for the Summer Season, between PWLLHELLI and ABERYST WITH, galling also ...