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... TBIAL or JOHN LATIMER FOR THE WILFUL MITRIVER OF GEORGE HOWARTH. John lMtimer 32, was indicted lor the wilful murder of George llowatth, one of the watchmen Manchester. Mr. Armstrong stated the case to the jury very concisely, and called the following ...
... design,* Southwell,* * no Grattan,* turn him out,* ()'Reilly,** *down with Grattan,* Grattan. In vain did the High Sheriff* strive to proeure a hearing*in vain did the Committee come forward and expostulateand Mr. Grattan,mostgood-hununirediy, remnnsiiated ...
... cakes and heather* emkbur&U. Letter from Mr. Fetor Png, traveller to the house ofClumph and Company, hisjricnd London. Dear John, —What advantage travelling gives a roan over the rest of hi* neighbours! fellow who stands like a fixture behind his compter ...
... number The Crisis, containing the verses forming the acrostic Britons to Arms. Joseph Swann was then tlied, along with Robert Swindells, Joseph Burtetishaw, John Stubbs, John Richards, and Joseph Sutton, on indictment for a seditious conspiracy at the ...
... ted attention. Dr. Pinkerton was ably supported by the Rev. Mr. Hollingsworth, the Rev. John Fawcett, Rev. Air. Hunter, Rev. Mr. Woodrow, .Mr. Jos. Ferguson, Air. John Dixon, and Air. C*e». Head. As usual, there was collection at the door, which amounted ...
... committed April 22. 1829, the Rev. Tiros. Lowry, D.D. and John lleysham, Ksq. for non-payment for an offence against Uiu revenue laws. John Fell, committed April 22,1829, the Rev. Thomas Lowry, D.D. and John llrysbam, Ksq. for the like. Hannah Graham* committed ...
... not John Reay bung you some lines before you were brought to bed ? Witness Yes. One of John Ueay s sons read the marriage lines over to me. Ueay said he had them at Mr. Elliot’s Springfield. They then asked me if I would say I was married when John Ueay ...
... in the Painted Chamber. The follnwiiig lion. Member, were llxn .p|iuiiltnl the Committee tâ .. â Sir F. Burden, Sir John Newport, Mr. Sec*Hii»ktsson. Mr. Biuugliain, Lord Palinerston, Mr. William Wynne, Mr. Charles Grant, Lord Duncaiinon, Mr. ...
... the earliest periods, the Committee had only discovered two cases analogous to that of her Majesty. The first was that of Sir John Rennet, who was in 1621 charged under a Bill Pains and Penalties with having been guilty of gross corruption and injustice ...
... thereof being Tithe-free) and the remainder Allotment in the Parish Allhallows, also Tithe-free, and likewise in the the said John jun., as Tenant. 5. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLINGHOUSE, with the Stables, Cow-houses, Hams, and other Out-buildings thereto ...
... without diminishing (lie taxation and obligation equally the same time, is like breaking the tight arm of every labourer in (he kingdom. To break the right arm is to deprive them all physical power, and to reduce the money, to deprive them tire monetary means ...
... Cooie, Panion Cm betl, T. P. Cum fenny, Slteldou Cradock, John W. Choker, Jas. C.'iompton, J. Daly. E. Davenport, Col. Davie*, J. M. Daw-on, A W, J. Denison, John Denison. John Doheily. • Douglas, John Dowdeswell. IL 11. D Peter Dncane. Ea.l of Darlinguin ...