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... 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 ...
... much intemperaoce, and the country had evinced so decided an aversion tar the measure, that he should now vote against Air Grattan's motion. Mr. PLUNK!TT advocated the Claims of the Catholics in a speech of great length. Had the Union not taken place, it ...
... squares the former shall lay down their arms, including the artillery and ammunition, of which they shall give a proper statement. Art 2. The General in Chief and their Officers shall make oath not again to take up arms, , and all the soldiers of the army ...
... 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 ...
... the Sea-port and plentiful Market Town of Cardigan, containing ncrly Aeres bf Land. Particulars may be had at the Office Mr. Stevens So'jeitor, No. I, New Inn, London, and of. Mr. Lewis Evans, Solicitor, Cardigan, at whose Office Slaps the Estate may The ...
... FORGERY. John Morris, and his wife, were charged with forging ami uttering certain draft, purposing to the order of Henry Taylor, receive his prize money, with an intent to defraud the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Smith, of Greenwich Hospital ...
... seven niles ot the Sea-port and plentiful JUrka Cardigan contaimng near-1 Iv 700 Acres Land,—Psnticulafs may hid the Oliice Mr. Stevens, Solicitor, No., 1, New Inn, Lom£n ; and ot Mr. j Evans, Soacitor, Cardigan, wltose Office Maps the Estate may he seen. ...
... Itol:ert Curtis, Esq. '5 5 Henry Freeling - 5 5 Messrs. Witliarno , and • John liodgcsi, Esq. too o Belt, Yarmouth . 21 0 Henry Garrets, 5 5 J. E. 1-I.lquati,' Esq. 25 OE. C. Meler, 5 5 John Bauglian, Esq. 5 5 L. Moller, Esq. 31 lo George and Vulture G. Si t ...
... under convoy of the Tweed.SW. put back the 18th . The JOHN tranapnet, Li*ten. waa wrecked at P«««aTea the kutant I MART. lUM. from Dublin to London (In drtmn on ihore'on *.4 Aheimwih, near Cardigan, Oe« aaved. ; Tie DAPHNE. AniAaar o ...
... '. LEmouTo. i am, Sir, 1 our obe,tieut JOHN ROGE:tS . , Surveyor. J. WALLACE, ESI. Ciiiik!CtOr 0; ford. MILFOII.I3, AUG. 14.—Ail ived a great number of coasters.— the Master of t ic Ditia and Betse, of Cardigan, arrived or the Star packet (passe,get) ...
... 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 ...
... fully approved and adopted. There is no longer a pretext for disunion in the Catholic body. The Bill proposed by IN] r, GRATTAN'S Committee stands condemned—all are agreed upon the broad and simple principle of unqualified freedom; so the counties and ...