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... yet none came to assist their neighbour, though the discharge arms must have bean heard by several. We, however, are informed, that while the villains were at Barry house, numbers of armed men, their accomplices, paraded the roads around it, (brealeuing ...
... 1 Cnrteis, E. J. Maberly, John Sefton, Earl of I Claughton, Thos. ly.W. L. Stuart, Lord J. Denison, VV. J. Macdonald, J. Seyhright, Sir John I Denman, Thos. Madocks, W. A. Tierney. Rt-Hon.G. j Duneannon,Visc. Marlin, John Tenysnl , I Ebrioglon,Visc. ...
... declaratory the injustice of taxing the Roman Catliolics of Ireland for the erection of Proleslant places of worship. Sir John spoke at very great length ; be charged (lie Protestant clergy with having, with shameful negligence, permitted their churches ...
... of Thomas Baines; John Sankey, Anne Moore, Joseph Willis, Willism Clsrke, John Hill, William, Lawson, John Willis, Joseph Richards, Frances Kirby, widow, John Dawkins, and ■ Thomas. The two Mesauagea occupied Tboihaaßainca and John Sankey, ...
... Dec. 27, Robert Augustus Coltte, Esq. Aldrrinanhiiry, Henrietta, daughter of the late John Sargeaunt, Esq. of Gower-slreet, amt of Culcslult, Bucks. Lately, John Brooks. Esq. of Soiitliani|>l»o-street, Slraiid, Miss tValiis, of Claphar.i, Suirey. DIED ...
... MARRIED—JuIy 25, at New Church, Isle of Wight, Captain J. K. Brigslockr, R.N. son of W. O. Biigslocke, Esq. of Blaenpant, comity Cardigan, to Elizabeth Lydia, youngest daughter and eo-heiress of Geo. Player, Esq. of Rytle House, Isle of Wight. July 27, at St ...
... then frimiiig O.c deed V for dUOh in Hie same way in wliu li framed the assignment o ...
... lie should therefore, by moving for leave to bring a bill to consolidate and amend the laws for inipannelling Juries. Sir John aeieport hoped that the bill, when printed would be found some respects to Ireland. That country was m dreadful state as to ...
... Juckes Granville Clifton Juckes, esq. of Trelyden Hall, Montgomeryshire, to Marianne, daughter of John Swinfcn, ofSwinfen House. Staffordshire.—August 21, John Smith Wright, esq. of Bnlleole Lodge, Nottinghamshire, Caroline Lady .Sitwell.— August 21, Thomas ...
... also the Ist William and Mary, and an Act of the lith George 11. so far they regarded capital inflictions. A Petition from John Lowndes M'Adam, praying compensation for his services during the last Sfl years, m pointing out the most efficient means fur ...
... Baron’s Court Yeomanry are commanded Sir John J. Burgoyne ; Sir John having satisfied himself the particulars which have stated, dismissed the Yeomen, stripped them of their Clothes, and deprived them of their Arms. This will prove effectual in checking ...
... gentlemen came, and went down the area and returned, one carrying in his arms one of the female servants. He went in the direction of the Parade. The other gentleman followed, arm-in-arm with another servant. The nuisance was so great that Mrs. B. was obliged ...