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... Loudon ; or Mr. Shipdom, Dover. John Hayes, ci Rush Mills, parlSh of Hardingstone, Northampton-hare, paler-maker, January 9,12, and Frb. IS, at ten, at Guildha 1. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abchurchlard Cannonstreet, I ondon. John Evans, of Ashton within Macit ...
... and were with difficulty saved from destruction. Unfortunately Mr. Gregg was dread. fully burnt in both arms. MURDER.—Friday morning the body of John Farrow, whitesmith (with a family of seven children) was found at the bottom of the stairs of his door ...
... ago, since which time she had lingered in the greatest agony. Friday be'imight i a boy about 13 years of age, of the name of John Bruce, who, notwithstanding . repeated cautions to the contrary, persisted in running on the iron-rail-way, between Hunslet ...
... and WWI pre. Sr ~ 5 cm A plo t C yc on d i: t et a , ci n u ea arty r ily in r, th o c a n tf• ; e i;lt. John l'arki 1. Ile them seized his arms, and the other wrenched his to go tis breakfast, was thrown over a precipice, by r• L .AI., gun from him ...
... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. GRATTAN moved the Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the Relief of the Irish Roman Catholics. Dr. DUIGENAN said, this was a the red. storation of the Catholic Religion, and he might say, the Pope also, sued ...
... 16th inst. The only business was a case of robbery, committed by an I: Warm, calling himself John Linni. then, otherwise Henry Afaegraw, on the person of John Macdonald, residing in Ruthwell, Dumfries-shire, a travelling merchant, aged 101 years, on the ...
... opp.n.ite No. tt the Numbers a.e irregular in John-street,Oxtord-street. 1. dies or Gantkmeu sending Servants for Russia 03, ill be parzocular to give them starer inns as above, as there are putty shops in John-street, as well a. in other streets, that sell ...
... Russians, in their retreat to Silesia, and compelled to lay down their arms. Twenty thousand peasants are in arms in Hanover, and the students of Gottingen and Halle have takeh up arms against the French, The flame of insurrection is, in fact, rapidly spreading ...
... sas might restore them to the bcsom of their families.. The Petitioners mentioned, shat they had applied cn London Bridge, to John Henry Loft, who informed them •that he had no money. He therefore moved, that the Petition Should be referred to .a Coaimittke ...
... produce an unfavourable impression on the popular mind. Mr. GRATTAN expressed his concurrence with the views of his RiCt Hon. Friend, and would not bring in his Bill until after the holidays. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, fintling the Returns of the Port of ' London, ...
... can learn any thing respecting the real state of France : from private sources we know that the Conscripts are every where arming and embodying to repel the efforts of :he gen: d'artne: to drag them by force to the depots! The following letter from Guernsey ...
... to Ireland. Sir William and Lady Ably, to their seat at Richmond. Tbe Earl and Countess of Cardigan and family, to their seat, Deans-Park, Northamptonshire. John Calvert, Esq. to his seat Aldbury-hall, , The Earl of Erne, to his seat in Yorkshire. Henry ...