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... \ CARD JOHN CROSS begs to intimate, that his j f\ SHOW-ROOMS will be RE-OPENED on or about the 22d instant, with a complete and elegant ASSORTMENT of NEW GOODS for the WINTER FASHIONS, which he is now selecting, personally, in London and other markets ...
... By order of the Assignees, JOHN HALL, Solicitor. Lauemeter, Fep.gS, 1888; /* NOW LYING AT GRIFFIN'S WHARF, LONDON, TAKING IN GOODS FOB LANCASTER, PRESTON, KENDAL, UL- VERSTON, and places adjacent, J^%k THE SMACK _Cmßr JOHN ELL WOOD, Master. •.* Those ...
... d and ch September 10, the Heor-e Inn, Andover. Wood John, (Decembers, I*i of H'aUall, in the county of Stafford, d and ch Sept. Id, the Littleton Arms Inn, I'entridge. Worrull Samuel, Pope, and John Edmunds, (inly ...
... possessed themselves considerable quantity of arms and powder magazine, and carried by assault three the principal forts. They shortly : after set liberie 7i ) galley slaves and lot felons, i and gave them arms; circumstance which proved, vou may imagine ...
... (oar-pounders tn the bow, and about 50 men, well armed witb mnskets, dzc. tbe other boat had aboot 30 men, witb small arms. Both immediately opened their fire, and got close to tbe Corotnbine and John Troughton, with tbe evident intention of oarry- ing ...
... , MEN AT BRIDGE, ABRYSTWYTH, And CARDIGAN BAY STEAM PACKET , ill start To-mounow, the 12th of August _ _ _ _ _ instant, at 11 o'Clock, and run twice a week, and touch at Beaumaris, Menai Bridge, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, and Aberdovey, where Passengers and ...
... the bib Jody. For SWAN RIVER COLONY, Calling at the CAPE Or 000 D for . supplies. &c. (r e ;, The first-rate ShipIIENRY GRATTAN, • • WM• CHAS. HYLTOM, ; urthen per register 450 tons, A I at Lloyd's, copperfastened, coppered, and possesses the very essential ...
... of his friend and proceed London* Sir John has been for many months a declining state health. Should the present attack terminate fatally, the coincidence between his case and that of hi* late friend, Henry Grattan, cannot fail to strike our readers. The ...
... defendant in the great lard John on the sabject of the rights of com. of Sefton, Sir J. Forest, of which he is torest Hon. Stanley, D: ‘Bailey, anda man named Lird (oow | A. Taylor, Ri gout sescaped. The keepers were armed Whitbread, Right H rt spears ...
... examined Bowstreet, touching the murder of English labourer named Long John. It appeared, that on Saturday evening, John KeaTsley, one of the prisoners, quarreled with Long John, and in a scuffle which ensued, Kearsley knocked him down with a thick ...
... maret' Peter' ms.hurLedo, Mr. hisur Si marin eg~, to.liss.Mfanly, dressmeair. r tre 0O Sunday, th ,e 020 tilt. atSt. John's Charch, Mr. John Ov TRtelnisG officst ?f Exaged 2 to Miss Clough, daughter of Mir . OeS George Clough, tallolv i dhandler, Paradise-street ...
... studiously avoided, but when mentioned the name of Mr. Grattan, as the person w|tos“ In he had now to regret, believed ui! fear- of dissent intiucerity would cease to exist, (near, hear). Mr. Grattan, believed, was the first private gentleman who had ever ...