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... T RUA! Fr JOHN LATIMER FOR THE ILFUL DER OF GEORGE HOWARTH John Latimer, 32, was indicted for the wilful murder of George Howarth, one of the watchmen at Manchester. Me, stated the case to the jury very con- cheely, and called the following witnesses ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. John Carruthers's Royal Kensington. PLUMS. Mr. John Carruthers's St. Catherine. Mr. James McCubbin's White Magnum Bonum. Mr. John Carson's Apricot Plumb. PEARS. Mr. Richard Papes's St. Germain. Mr. John Carruthers??s Wonder of Winter. Mr. ...
... 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 ...
... generally and deservedly 3 his memory will be long ¢ bis aud many a: near and dear te Is, At Kendal, aged 27, John Wann, fonmerly book Kings Arms Coach Offies. we W Toer, dt 23. Ins Ke and Roger, Joho Willian, 22. At Long Me. Hugh Alan, de The 29h ale, at ...
... mated will take place at the ‘Tavern, t. John’s Wood Grove, between the of the rd Westinorland Wrestli Club, for a massive silver cup and a number of other prizes. The principal wrestlers are F. Dobson and John Dixon ; the former is a stout, brawny, heavy ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... elected etiry Seltnlar. on Or. Bell - , foundation t . John'. College, nod John Venn, ofQ.teen *College. rf.alr,. The examine., being un.nltio.o that the literary merit, of Peacock of S'. J .. Bee. of John*., and Venn Qoeen ~ were nea.lv eq.tnl. Ml flic Uw ...
... Last week, at rdthe brig Susanna, of advanced age. Maryport, awfully sudden, Me. John Rodgers, at an At House, near Liverpool, Anne Mackenige, eldest daughter of John Gladstone, E: At Kecletechan, on the 24th ult, much regretted, Mr. Geo. Arnott, aged ...
... W. Scour, Sam Sir John Shelly, John h Shirley, Col Sibthor eo Su wn. Smith, Abel th, A din Sothe —— Sp oJ J. ash, iovel G. Tupp:, G. W. ‘Taylor, G. 1 Thompson, W. ‘Teant, Lod ‘Tullamore, Uxbridge, Sie R. Col, Walpole, B. Watroud, John Wells, Capt. Wemyss ...
... impossible things can remain long as they are. (Cheers.) Romney Robinson stated that we were only six millions. This is what Grattan would call a good Protestant lie. The Catholics are seven millivns. { talk not of our strength in the way of taunt or intimidation ...