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... be conJined two years ,in,Coltibath Fields. John Kinnear to two years in 11chcster g,aol: and Lewis. Levy to two years. at 61 ucest er, and a fine. a 5,0001 in• punishment of this offence. • _ Chn;les John begins to feel himself inteure u . potho Throne ...
... (heSOtb all.,aa loq iitilioo wa» taken at the San, Old R.aiiid-cunrt, Strand, the bodies of John Miiftria and Mary , who were both fomsd dead on Wediteaday moniing. John George Stated that was with the deceased aboat yearn ( be was a jubdsing porter, employed ...
... duelling, to erect Tribunal of Honour,” which to take cognizance of these combats. 15. The Duke York receives contusion his right arm, Windsor. 16. Mr. Owen publishes an Address to the Working Classes, setting forth the plan which he has laid for bettering their ...
... a: Tribunal of Honour.° whichiS to take cognizance of these combats. 1.5. The Duke of York receives a contusion in his right arm, Windsor. 17. Herri s, of the London and Westminster Volunteers, was buried in Westminster Abbey. 19. Accounts received of the ...
... Tribunal of Honour, which is to take cognizance of these combats. IL. The Duke of York receives a contusion in his right arm, at Windsor. 17. Col. Herries, of the London and Westminster Volunteers, waS buried in Westminster Abbey. 19. Accounts received ...
... of Cumberland/* will he holden on TUESDAY, the Eleventh Day of January next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, tho House of John U'ooJburn, the Sign of the Gr\ffin in F’riiington, in the said Parish, for the Purpose of Heading and Executing their A HI); ...
... the highest consideration, Your moat obedient and must humble Servant, ANTHONY U'BUIEN. To Right Hon. Henry Grattan, &c. ike. ! . MR. GRATTAN’S REPLY. .Sir t eneloae ouawer to the Resululious, and rantiol so without expressing the high -euse I have uf ...
... entrance, and in the exchange of shots which took place, several of those outside suffered severely. Both parties were armed with Ore-arms, pikes, scythes and other murderous weapons, and were it not for the timely and spirited interference of Acl'. O'Brien ...
... Esq • Chairman of the Catholic Meet- Lug lately held in the' New Chapel, Marlborough -street, and the Right Hon. 'Henry Grattan ' Upper 6 ; al:diner,st; ret, Dec. 524, 1819.. Chairman of a nutueroo end respectable' Meeting of the Roman Catholic ...
... Pmirel!s, at the Acorn House, Sutton In a correspondence in the Dublin papers, on the subject of Catholic ernanripati,,n, 3ir. Grattan expresses his confident belief that the claims of the Catholics will be conceded during the presenjoession. Co!Afield, Wa ...
... documents relative to the trial and execution, by order of the American Gen. Jackson, of Messrs. Arbuthnot and Ambrister. —. Dr. John Wolcot, the celebrated author of several satirical poems, under the name of Peter Pinder, died at his apartments in Somers ...
... charge Lewis Levy , John Kinnear.Mozely Woolf.and several others, with a combination to defraud iheir creditors of property amounting to upwards of af 100.000. 22. The conspirators abscond, but are taken again: Mat 3. Mr. Grattan's motion respecting Irish ...