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... env 3ind. The sum of L 17,430 Ge. Bd., is included In the arm) estimate. fur the current year fur the payment el retired clerks from the War office. on e dual receives £2.500 per •nnum LINO per annum. and several st £4OO, LSOU. and /GOO per y CAI. On ...
... TRIAL OF JOHN TAWELL FOR TH SALT HILL MURDER. Wednesday being the day appointed for the trial of John Taicell for the murder of Sarah Hart, the town, at an early hour, was the scene of unusual excitement and activity, crowds of persons from the adjacent ...
... digested Live ai»o Times the Rt. Hon. Grattan. B* his Son.—The following remarks on this work, which baa of course created great sensation the political world, are from the Naval and Military Gaxettc ** The life of Grattan is so intimately bound with the history ...
... To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN COX, By Virtue of an Assignment, for the equal Benefit of the Creditors, on Tuesday, March 19, 1816, aud the Two following Days, ALL the Stock in Trade, Houshold Furniture, and Effects, of Mr. JOHN ROPER, Cabinet-maker &U ...
... will undertake the same. — Dated this l~th day of November, 1816. JOHN JOSSELYN, ALEX. WATFORD, TIMOTHY HOLMES. H EPWORTH INCLOSURE. l XMTE, JOHN JOSSELYN, of Sproughton,, V V and JOHN WORLLFDGE, of Bury St. Ed- mund's, Sulfolk, Gentlemen, Corr.miViom-rs ...
... that prisoner bad been charged with similar offence, aud she had but recently been liberated from prison. John Gant, a young man crippled wilh one arm, who had been inmate of the Lexden and Winstree Union-house for 12 months, and had absconded several times ...
... Stephen Cook John Beales Henry Wyatt Hoxne. John Marsh Charles Beales John Marsh and W. Hill Mcllis. Decimus and Jos. Lingwood Edward Bullock Billingford. Oakley. John Blomfield' Anthony Todd Eye. Samuel Gowing, jun. Samuel French John Cook ...
... had returued they would have been > received with fire arms. The Cardigan election appears have heen sally bungled. The poll-book Aberysw was forwarded hr the Major, and lost on its way Cardigan. The .Mayor is a Ton - , ami the person through whom forwarded ...
... read fevetal paflages from Mr. Grattan's Addrefs to the Citizens, of Dublin, to prove what he had faid refpedtirig the language of the party he allud- ed to, and he commented in fevere terms upon each pafTage. Mr. Grattan began a fmart philippic, by faying ...
... heard, and are to give their attend- ance accordingly. Dated this 24th Day of June, 1841. JOHN ARCHER HOUBLON, Sheriff. ESSEX ELECTION. NORTHERN DIVISION. Buff If JOHN ARCHER HOUBLON, to trit. J X 5 Esquire, Sheriff of the County afore- said, having received ...
... with difpatches-frehn Sir John ; ...
... received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired ia the air. Mr. Bodkin, MP., on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself vetfectly satisfied, and the affair terminated. Oh* the absurdity of these duellings ! The mad Irish fool, Grattan, makes a base ...