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... England. THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan.—We regret exceedingly to have been a medium of giving currency the statement, which was very genera! in Dublin Thursday, that our old and patriotic representative, Mr Grattan, had paid the debt of nature ...
... hearing came on this day at the Court House, Wakefield, before Benjamin Deal try, Esq. the Rev. William Wood, John Wood, John Maude, Esq. and John moot. Esq. At the commencement of the business, Captain Sibthorp rase and addressed the Magistrates. He stated ...
... Esq. \ orksliire, to Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. Andre* Downes, of Whitham, Essex. On Monday last, St. John’s Church, Manchester, Mr. John Yates, of Bolton, printer and stationer, Lydia, eldest daughter the late Mr. Lees Walkden, of Salford. On Monday ...
... this county by this post, acquainting them of the Resolutions of this Meeting. (Signed) JOHN FOX. Chairman. Blh. âThat the Thanks of Ikis Meeting be given to Mr- JOHN FOX, for his able and Impartial conduct in the Chair. PETITION. To the Honmirahle the ...
... of six hours. JOHN APPLEBY, alias JOHN FIELDS, alias WM. FIELDS, aged 27, and THOMAS EDWA RDS, aged 22, were charged with feloniously steaUnv bay horse, the property of JohnKinderdineCratchLey Esq. anti a grey marc, the property of John Corser! Esq, and ...
... place. Yesterday week, Mr. John Pryor, razor maker, to Miss Elizabeth Smith, both of this place. On Tuesday, Mr. Samuel Ball. sen. scissor-simth, to Mrs. M. Skinner, both of (he Park. On Tuesday week, at Rotherham, Mr. John Marshall, to Miss Harriet Oats ...
... Hughee, and John Grattan, were charged with pirking the pocket of Mr. Thomas Moss, Boaton, on the 2M August last, in Manchester, of a pocket-book, containing one bank of England note for one pound, and two promissory notes.—The Juryacquilted Grattan, and found ...
... in n,, morning, and finished his task in a inasterl, manner at four o’clock in the afternoon, in (|,f rookery belonging to John Lloyd, Esq. of Pe„|. ney Norfolk. Bets were to|y against the performance, the rooks being venf strong, and the wind high. Mr ...
... Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Garry. Esq. John Shore, Esq, W. Haldimand, Esq. M.P, Edward Si rart, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Andrew Henry Tbomaon, George Jenner, Esq. Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. Stewart Marjoribanka, I JohnTullorh, Esq. Esq. M. P. I ...
... upon-Tyne. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler, April 14, 16, May 16. at the Swan Hotel, High street, Bir- mingham. John Bloor, of Wheelock, Cheshire, silk throwster. April 28, 20. May 16, at the Bull’s Head Inn, Congleton, Cheshire. John Young, of Newport ...
... cannot be llrair object, for we find them, generally, the most forward in support of the mosl paid gate measures, and full armed mail against the liberties of their country. ■ It is equally Lard to believe that honour can bo their object: liftle honour ...
... years, and the latter having lived with Mr. Grattan, of Wingerworth, near years. To Elizabeth Bmckley, (or the Single Female Servant. ditto, ditto, 2gs.—-having lived years with Mr. Hardwick, of Cowdon. To John Middleton, for the labouring Husbandman, of ...