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... upon a man named John Hampton, a foreman in the employ of Mr. B. H. Woodward, carpet manufacturer, he was taken into custudy to wait the decision of an inquest. Tt was proved that she had been seen the night before walking arm.in-arm with a man, and that ...
... Londonderry is proud to belong. ‘The para. graph Lord Londonderry cited is as follows (Mr. Grattan will see this from the page of the Morning Post annexed):—- © Mr. Grattan hal said that her Majesty's life would not be safe it the Tories came inte power; and ...
... they were flung in themselves to extinguish it with their bloud.” Arms Act.—We copy the following from that very useful publication, “ The Analysis of the Arms Act,” drawn up by Henry John Brownrigg, Eo asecond edition of which is this day advertised, and ...
... adjourned to Thursday, the 15th of October inst. âDo mat Chronicle. Examination Captain IT\rveyTcckktt,for Shootivo mu Earl or Cardigan.â The Magistrates of the Wandsworth Court held a special Session, ou Wednesday morning, for the purpose of entering into ...
... tiioa taking innaiurc* ¦¦â¢cnaary (or organising mctropolia cnii(uriciiy with tbani by VVtu. A. Dane, Esq., seconded by John Grattan, F.M| ; Kno)redâThat a pnbli; meeting the Orangemen of Ireland he called, to lake into conti-leralion the position Orangcitae ...
... prepared to avow such lan. have the honour to be, your obedient servant, Vaze To H. Grattan, Esq, M.P., 21. Manchester-buildings. No. 8. 91. Manchester-buildings Mr. Henry Grattan begs to inform Lord Londonderry that, as he has never on any alladed to him in ...
... appeal—We remain, respectfally and affectionately yours, jurnal, records a fact curivasly of Mr, JAMES MORGAN,) ¢ Views ° iy JOHN EDGAR, ||} Seeretaries. i BAM, J “My pear think the obsereations in the Garjenest tl Relfast, April 1, | ele. on the letters ...
... having been given, The Sergeant-at-Arms said—Yeoman Usher, call in Janes, Earl of Cardigan. The noble lord was accordingly called in, and His Grace the Lord High Steward addressing him, said —James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, you have been inilicted for felony ...
... select commit. tee:—The Hon. Pierce Butler, John Martin, Peter Ains. worth, David Morris, Lord Arthur Lennox, F. J. Tellemache, George Grote, ‘Thomas Philip Maunsell, Sir Robert Law- rence Dundas, Eward Protheroe, John Brocklehurst.— [Nine Ministerialists and ...
... above Aaaoeiallon was held on Monday in iliation-hall. At ininatetafterone oâclock. Mr. S. O'tlriea, M P. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. : Mr. John O'Connell, M.P.; Mr. Daaid O'Coondl, jnn.; Mr â. M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, &c., were The Mayor ...
... Vimiera. Ia the We! lington having returued ¢o England on leave. the command ved on Sie John Moore, when Major-General Stewart, with his brigade of Hussars, covered Sir John Hope's division of the army, in their ronte to Salamanca. His first considerable ection ...
... judgment for a week. Murpers.—A horrible murder was perpetrated in the streets of Castlecomer on Friday evening last. John Grout and John Dann (both coopers) were fighting with each other, when Grout feeling himself worsted, took from his pocket an instrument ...