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... otherwise Leslie of Stowmarket, Suflblk, cabinet-maker anA —James Jackson, of Coventry, ribbon-roan John lid wards, of Wartniiuler, Wilts, **. John Adlington, late of Tottenham, Mind and carpenter. —Kdward Woolley, of llib l shire, iron-master and s ...
... the brick floor with such force, that it broke the lad's arm into splinters near the shoulder, and otherwise dreadfully bruised him. The poor boy called loudly for mercy, and exclaimed that his arm was broken : he directly replied, And I will break the ...
... City of Hereford, ana ■ Hereford, on the Ninth Day of January, ,»■, in the Forenoon. . V* \ . JOHN MANTLE, late of Hill, the County of Hereford, Farmer, JOHN DALE, late the Parish o- County of Hereford, Farmer. ,„„od, ~l RICHARD HALL, late of Hereford ...
... Sir John Scudamore, who was Gentleman Usher to King Henry VIIL, and the ancestor Sir James ; anda' Mrs. Jackson of' London, who was the petitioner when the Dutchess first became insane, claimed being descended from a daughter of the same Sir John. Thus ...
... and gallant determination young Grattan, who, seizing the helm, and presenting his pistols at them, compelled them to proceed. After acquainting onr Minister at Florence with the escape of Bonaparte, Sir. James Grattan hastened over to England, and finding ...
... which they alternately suspended themselves, until they were caught the arms of individuals, or blankets which were obtained for the purpose. One of them was lacerated in the arm iron hook ; the others provide ntialiy escaped without the slightest hart ...
... plan was matured the other extremity, namely, the north of Italy, at Bologna. The revolution against which Austria had now armed had been brought about by fraud -mid upon an organized plan between the mdita.y and the Carhonau. got in the style of the worst ...
... several large clots of hlood, drawn by the arm of this young amazon. Monday, James Pitcher, late porter to Mr. Maltby, linen-draper, High Holborn, was charged with robbing his master of goods to large amount, and John his brother, with receiving part the same ...
... Roman Catholics, which whs numerously ami most respectably signed, in doing pronounced an impressive eulogium lire h.te Mr. Grattan, whose fame deemed to be of the most virluiMts character ; it was adherence trr principle, avoiding all subserviency that ...
... Eyton, Esq. Receiver-General of Salop, and to the proceedings taken in consequence aganst.his.securities, Sir John Hill, Bart. and Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart. said he was happy to learn that the proceedings in the business had been stayed by the Treasury ...
... Morning Post, Saturday that Mr. Hmry Grattan has commenced legal proceedings against Mr. John Burke Fitzsimons, the proprietor of tbe print called the Journal,' for libel bis deceased father, the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. Amanuensis. —The Earl of Peterborough ...
... of Downham Market, Norfolk, surgeons and apothecaries. April 24.—John Batman, Edward Lipscombe, and John Gooirharn, ot Tunbridge Wells, Kent, coachmasters and farmer.. March 21.—John Harrison, James Harrison, Thomas Harrison, and Henry Harrison, of Mancheste ...