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... Reynolds - Co. Philip - Do. James Clarke - J. H. Cottiagham - Summerville Coi. Eaire, Cork Militia Cavan ■fofcph Story - EaUyconuell Samuel Story - Do. Richard Eunbritlgc - Do. T. H. - Anbawn Ridiard Montgomery Eailyconnell. Cartificd HARRIETT DONAI.DEON ...
... Philip Dining • Do. James Clarke - EobfgroVe J. H. Coltingham * Summerville Col. Baire, Cork Militia Cavan Story - Ballyconnell • Samuel Story - Do. Richard Bunbridge - Do. T. H. Lanaure - Anbawn Richard Montgomery Ballyconnell. HARRIETT DONALDSON, D ...
... them to the thanks of their General, .and excited the admiration of their countrymen. The French now advanced within a very short distance of Zaragoza, where they took up a position, in the valley, on the opposite side of the town to that situated on the ...
... of information and co-operation which deprived the cause of Spain the army of Sir J. Moore—hence, in short, the subjugation of Spain, for nothing short a miracle can save it now. Cevallos and a numerous suite were about to leave Cadiz, when the Nocton ...
... increase of numberajrltow-, ever, and. the dreadful weather they .experienced’, the whole of the were obliged to pjutmpon short cpthmons, and for {we'weeks tljeiriallqwance was only biscuit and half, apd about a. pint water each per day. i Under those ...
... (Globe) assert, will be decisive of the question of Parliamentary Reform, and such .has excited extraordinary expectation. Our short-sighted Ministers cannot, how- cver, see this plain and obvious truth, and instead of leaving the Noble Viscount to his fate ...
... Stephen? Major Sirr lost no time in ascertaining the truth of the feflbw?t statement; and ' having found it correct, very short time committed the whole New* gate. . .. Several persons in different parts vicinity iDobliu have lately been robbed by miscreants ...
... favoured and effected his escape, just as the sentence w -s about to be put in force. That there is a foundation for this story, though some of the particulars may be erroneous, cannot doubt. If once such a disposition should become more general beyond ...
... recorded there. Mr. Garrow, in reply, endeavoured to beat down the amoifnl of the plaintiffs’ demand, and told some iiumorous stories, amongst which was, that of an Alderman, who applying to the College of Arms for his pedigree, was told by the porter, that ...
... admitted, nor private transactions, irrelevant tp the point in question, beard. Mrs. Sutherland then sat down : and, after a short deliberation, Mr. Piumtrec addressed the Bench of Magistrates, observing, that it was the opinion of the Chairman, and in which ...
... went to Mr. Goodlad, a Justice of the Peace, to complain of this business; she also went to the Bench Roxfield, and told her story there. She had great deal more to tell than she had that day. Reexamined by Mr. Gaselee.—When she went betore the Justices ...
... for making Use - worm—4th, for making pot-ale.—sth for making singlings—sth for making spirits.—The Jury, on the clearest a. short deliberation, found him guilty—and the Lord Chief Barop pronounced the following sentence: That the said Wm. Farrell be for'si« ...