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... a missionary to Jamaica, to Miss Garrard, eldest daughter of John Garrard, esq., of Aldboroufil;, Suffolk. On_Saturday last, at Cottingham, Northamptonshire, Mr. Leek, t_gardenex' to Sir John Paimer, to Miss Stokes, daughter of the late Mr. Stokes, of Great ...
... Winchilsea, Aylesford, Dartmouth, and Cardigan; Lords St. Asaph and ‘ Brudenell 3 Lord Thomas Cecil 3 Sir Gerard Noel, Sir Charles Kent, and Sir John Trollope; the honourable Messrs, Gordon, Berkley Craven, John and Edward Percival, Cavendish, Dawnay ...
... promise to the ear, “ And broke it to the hope.,” After expatiating on the flagrant de.asion practised on the Lrish people, Sir John Newport drew a lively picture of the vile practices of the Tythe Proctors, who collected the poor people at a public-house ...
... other | lands, &c., * One hide and a Iml{(’,—also 7 villeins with the fn'es! :* 7th of John, grant to Robert De Braybrooke for ife, of the manor of Corby, &c. ; 14th of John, Henry the drd, 25th of Edward the 3rd, 28th of Fdward the Ist, other grants and ...
... was happy : he said that the thunder of a Eritish seaman did not lie in his tongue—he dealt not in words—but in deeds. Mr. Grattan, sen. abseunt through indisposition.—The coliection at the tables amourted to £1456. CorvirLe.—This person isa native of Portugal ...
... Immediately afterwards, while the deceased lay lifeless on the ground, another loyal orange ycoman, armed with gun and bayonet, of the name of John Elliot, of Clnon«mcy. siruck the unfortunate M’Mahon’s mangled body scveral times, and at the same time ...
... hundreds of amaleurs were prosent. The Right IHon. Tsaae Corry, the Chancellor of the kxchequer, fought the Right Hon. Heory Grattan, a Prvy Connsellor, and of theopposition. . T'he Chancellor was hit. Heal t two others. Metgze, Bargw of the Exchequer, fought ...
... Levi Brett, 27, for being with others assembled, armed with fire-arms and other weapons, in the county of Sussex, in order to land certain unaccustomed goods ; Geo. Rowe, 20, for horse-stealing 3 John Mentgomery, 33, G ?&fin a farged bankiuote’; James ...
... his name, he replied, he begged to be excused giving it. The information against him was then read. It was upon the oath of John Purton, of Crosscourt, Drury.lane, yeoman, and the otfence charged was the selling to him a blasphemous libel, entitled, ¢An ...
... Hon W Mexborough, Farl of Letroy, De I’ Miller, W H Maxwell, T Mount, W Penruddock, J Nicholl, Sir John Perceval, Colonel Peach, N Ramsay, W Pearse, John Severn, J C Peel, Sir R Seymour. i B Peel, WY T'revor, Hon A PPeel, Col J Wvnne, J Pelham,J C WELDBY ...
... finding recognizances for their appearance at the next quarler sessions. Some person or persons also broke inte the house of Mr. John Parnell, of that place, on Saturday night! last, and stole thereout about three stones of beef. Some of his neighbours have ...
... Leuke, €sQ.cmmmmen 21 Earl Cardigan. 100| Capt. W. H. Percy 5 Hon. Miss Brudenell. llmb Fart of Westmorland. 100 Bishop of Linc01n. 50} Sir Gilbert Heathcote.. 100 Inhabitants of Peterbo- { Lord John Russelle.. 10 rough, transmitted ...