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... all well, also arrived Magionia, , front Belfast, Untlv, Vanell, from Hiichestcr. Minai, Owens, and Cygnet, Davies, from Cardigan, Concord, Aftatns, from Dublin, Dasher, cartel. Furze, hom Motlaix, Olive, Owens, from Fisgard, M. brig Intelligent, guns ...
... friend, and he was milch and de- servedly courted as a social companion.— +Tyne Mercury. Singular Robbery. — John Pym, James Wal- ker,and John Garratt, were.'on Wednesday charged at the Thames police office, according to the terms of the watch-house book ...
... store of to the coach Ou Glossop-road men armed there were also of greatest excitement town were Many prisoners and examined whom are his wife Booker two Mr proved Saiorday'nigbjt it ia and there were arms Hand-grenades and combustibles Nearly 4l0 ball ...
... nor earth’s control L D THE LONDON Friday March BANKRUPTS Henry John Wood street London warehouseman Barnaby Dunn Jermyn street St James’s glass and chinaman Ward Dereham Norfolk plumber John Fairweather Harrison New Broad-street London wine-merchant Turnbull ...
... without voting— of repeal of and of aud House unless on the of Vote Ballot -Mr of for Members Sir John Campbell hill the creditor Wallace Post-office— Mr Grattan affair— Attorney-General his read King's Speech Lord Sandon He a Crown— Peace and The Ministers ...
... Sawle, J. F. Saint Aactell; Sloggat, John, Bodmin; Symons, â¢V-iii. Egloshayle; Secomb, John, Michael- stoic; Spear. Junr. Christr. Saint Dominick; Snell, Rd. Menheniot; Staccy, Junr. John, Le rant ; Sobey, John, Menheniot; Sargent, (iustavus, Liskeard; ...
... intelligence aseerta ned were blown of oolliera ironmen armed and under of Frost bills all in with their bioke not and the male from their compelling dress themselves main their march Newport time arming weapons presented notice conspiracy to authorities of ...
... Gentlemen— first recreation which pro and I arrival produce die of all parties to in the of A Grattan Curate of in of Kilmore from Rector to bishop His Mr Grattan bad for many -nine many different Rectors much respected considered hardly treated of family ...
... fastened in tufts, or bows of the same colour ; a short sash, lied in a bow > the left side ; sleeves looped in the front of the arm. The bottom of the petticoat trimmed in vandykes correspond. While silk stockings, with blue kid shoes. The hair twisted behind ...
... made on tbe constables stationed in tbe neighbourhood of Colne in Lancashire, 19 in number, by a large concourse of persons, armed with staves, blud- geon*, and stones, which they showered down upon tbeir opponents from tbe roofs of tbe houses. No great ...
... Ellis, gents to Kiisigus. 5/hor Regiment. John TyacK, rsq_ Captain-—John Collivcr, Charles Reed, and Henry Odgers. gents to Lieutenants.—John Reed, William Colliver, ami James gen's, Im* Ensigns. or Pendcnnis Artillery Regiment William Brush, esq- to Captain ...
... packet. Fnrretdale, for Lisbon, with inniU, Prince Wales, Williams, for Cardigan. Sunday. Wind N. Arrived, the Morgan Balk, from Swansea, 1). Iphin, Holier, from Chichester, John and Grace, Sever, from Southampton, Androenr, Mazza. Irom Liverpool. Sailed ...