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... he was way hod, and murdered in a most bat ber;ms Within 200 yards of his house. Near. morning an Inquest was held by C. Grattan, Esq. one of the Coroners of the couety of Kildare. On a minute investigation of this dread , ful deed, it was adjudged necessary ...
... Paget, Of his Majesty ship Superb, Admiral Lord Keith, dated off BeUetate, the 9th iust#it, and transmitted bis Lordsliip to John ilso® Croker, Esq. I have great pleasure in acquainting you, that, the Superb has just run alongside the flue American brig ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Committee the following Members were chosen : Albany Saville. Esq. t Sir Charles Morgan John Jackson, Esq. Samuel Scott, Esq. Rohm 11.wris. Esq. John Atkins, Esq. Sir John Perri n- James M'llonald, Esq. Lord Hiabehinbroke Robert Mathew, Esq. Lunt Broke H. ...
... the return for Stamford, were called over, ♦iz.:—liessrs. James Lowther and Howard, Lord C. Somerset, Messrs. W. Robinson, John Lowther, C. Yorke, and Wharton, Lord L. Gower, Messrs. Dundas and Mellish, Lords Yarmouth and Palmerston, Mr. Swett and Mr ...
... passing As to the third class,. respecting freeholds under the of 'the Act, which gave authority to ihat and other will of Sir John Johnstone, this was a question Committees of a similar nature. The evidence was which intuited a nice point orlaw, to which ...
... from 1009 to 1200 yards. The consequences would be, that an English ship, fitted with these light guns, meeting with an enemy armed with the usual weight of metal,, might, by distant firing, become disabled before the light guns' would reach her adversary ...
... ietihire.-11Obert Rataitte; or Winterborne Zelston, Esti., a,Winterbonrne Zeisto:le, Esq. Hertfordshire —John run math) John. Pam Cater; try. made John Cat•,r, Esq : Esq. mule &inert Haymes, S r omersetAlrite.—Petegiin Palmer Ackland, Esq. made'Perevine ...
... the Catholic cause has been deserted by one of its most uniform and strenuous, 'as well as of the most able advocates, Sir JOHN COX PI - SLEY. The worthy Baronet, we understand, will, as usual, be in his place in Parli3tnent, when this great question ...
... and an Inquiry into the Mode cf Painting upan and Staining Glass, as p.a;:•ied in the Ecclesiastical Structures of the middle JOHN SIDNEY HAWKINS, C.A.S. Printed fur J. faylor, at the Architectural Library, NS. 59, High Holborn, /40144011. w Whe.re may be ...