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... similar bill. The groans, the lamentations of children and parents—of weeping mothers, of dis- tracted sist-rs—torn from the arms of fathers, hus- bands, brothers, either removed as felons to New “South Wales, or seat as conscripts to recruit the armies ...
... merchant Fone Pet. er. John Croft, same CAPON nn be, nuw or late of the parish o! in the county of Somerset, woolstapler, ive, Sept. 3, Castle Inn, Att. Mr. Buncombe. unton St. Mary Magdalen, ntou—Sealed Isth July, Pet. er, John Shire, gen! EDMUNDS: ‘Thomas ...
... Wellleann juror sworn in his place. Messrs. SeorleethetillotlaU counsel for the prosecution and Alderson for the defendant John George Eeg. M. P.,sat at the bottom of the table ' Archdeacon Philpots took his Ore as ! his lordship's left hand oaths , Mr ...
... Shore, David Huyhes, and Juhn Grattan, were indicted for s al- ing a and £4. in notes. It was acon- Mon Case OF reking poe ets, and involve.l of poeuliar interest. Shore and Hazhes were va very clear evidence, and Grattan was acquitted, With respect to ...
... on Saturday night, in Cardigan hay. She made Cape Clear on Friday night, at eight o'clock, and was running about eight knots an hour when Ahe struck at half-past four on Sunday morning, on the east end of the l'aseway in Cardigan bay, and sunk in deep ...
... metropolis, shall he allowed a salary not exeeeding a year. to be paid by one of his majesty's principal sserstaries of state. Sir JOHN SF:BRIGHT expressed his sati.faction at the motion of the right hon. gentleman; and stated that be ,aid enough to remember ...
... e; Nov. Manebester. Sol. Mr. Edge, Pet. CT. AHD Kirk. blanches KNOWLF.S John and John Mills, near Wiled.en. In the ehester, in the county of Li and partners in tri lesu firin of John Knowles and White's Hotel. Manchester. ter. Sealed Oct. 22. Pet. cott ...
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... chculatilit' the country, and the low rate of interest. Some of thew he believed, were of a beneficial nature, and some wet* arm. netted with drennustomes of a mfarious description. With one re/ the latter kind (the Arigna .Compeny) he was undoubted/4r ...