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... a single effective hit. In the fourtli round, Neate's arm received a serious injury, and one of the small bones was broken. Spring called on Neate after the battle, whom be found in bed, and his arm put to rights by a surgeon. The latter said, I am not ...
... the whole population of tbe Parishes of Kirk Christ, Rushen Kerburgh and Kirkpatrick, amounting to nearly 1000 men, having armed themselves with scythes, and other similar dan- gerous implements, proceeded in a body to Castle Ruthen, where their refractory ...
... Lord remember David.— Handel. Motett, -- Glory, Praise, and Adoration.— Mozart. Recitative and Air, Mr. Edward Taylor, Arm, arm, ye brave ! — Handel. Recitative, 'Ti* well ! Six Times.— March.— Air and Grand Chorus, « Glory to God.— Handel. PART ...
... currier Corbyn Joseph, Tokenhouse Yard, master-mariner Field Joseph, John, and Charles, Skelmamhorpe, Yorkshire, fancy-cloth-manufacturers Grain George, Cambridge, hatter Green John, Drayton ih Hales, Salop, druggist Hiscock J. Spurrier. Blandford Forum ...
... remembered seeing John Course at Mrs. Wing's house about four or five years since, on a particular day, when he went to meet a friend. He tried to get in, but he found the door fastened. He afterwards went to the window of the kitchen, and saw John Course, and ...
... WADDINGTON. Cavenhatn. JOHN THARP, Chippenham Park, WM. BRYAN T, Newmarket, J. M. RO DWELL, Livermere, JOHN GWILT, Icklingham, DL. GWILT, Clerk, ditto, JOHN WORLLEDGE, Ingham, GILL STEDMAN, Pakenham, JOHN PHILLIPS, Barton, JOHN CARTWRIGHT, ...
... it appeared that being at one time wholly destitute of money, Edwards became all at once quite flush, bought quantities of arms and ammu- nition, and furnished otlier means of bringing forward the purpose of the conspiracy. An enquiry by that _House would ...
... the Rev. J. Lempriere, D. B. Rector of Meeth and Newton Petrock, Devon. At Son College, aged 58, the Rev. John Roberson, B. D. Fellow of St. John's college, Oxford, and one ofthe Masters of Merchso* Taylor's School. — ln London, G. Mayor, Esq. youngest ...
... Saint Mary, in Newmarket, in the County of Suffolk, do hereby give notice, that I shall hold my next Sitting at the Rutland Arms Inn, in Newmarket, on Monday the 14th day of May instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, when all persons having any claims ...
... quote it a free sale. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, March 4. A Mersey John. Liverpool, grocer t Chariesworth Thomas, Clare-street, Clare Market, g l ?? Ford Charles, Regent-street, linen-draper Fletcher John, Plumbland, Cumberland, lime-burner Hebbron Samuel. Hutton ...
... shewing themselves men. Three months afterwards Mr. O'Connell said he ?? ould not press the introduction of the claim of arming the ?? .holies: if he did, it might be supposed they were going to pv. iaim war at once. This was followed up by the quotation ...
... amendment, that a Committee of 21 be appointed to inquire into the extent and objects ofthe late disturbances in Ireland. Mr. Grattan recommended an inquiry into the causes ra- ther than the extent of these disturbances, and would vote for the appointment ...