Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the knee her hu-bund more than an hour. live appointed time for separating them fro each other, they were obliged be bands’ arms acttial force, and the tiuly diaoeS'ing. Friday morning tiny were b ought to the scaffold. k.p, >si* c» r* ( had ovei whelmed ...
... Wylie’s, Queen Street, Lei lies Gillespie, daughter of the late John Gillespie, Esq. merchant in Glasgow. At Edinburgh, on the 26th ull. Miss Janet Hutton, eldest daughter of the late John Hutton, Esq. merchant in Edm* burgh. the 26th ult., Mr Henry Cummins ...
... going on , a number of persons were using whistles to create _confusion , and that _several _persons were in the upper gallery armed with bludgeons , and a _number of the audience were severely beaten b y them . It was clearly _proved that a person named H ...
... the people ridden o'er like sand slaves on horseback—l have seen malt liquors Exchanged for thin potations by John Bull— have seen John half detect himself a fool— We have reserved for the last place, the passage in which the noble bard speaks of his ...
... praying him to direct _a'iuitable Monument to be erected in St Paul ' s Church , _in-te 8 _timbny of the _great _services of John , Earl St Vincent , _particularly _as a memorial of the victory which he obtained over > the _Spanish _fleet on the 14 th ' ...
... ae» meT.t, right bon. Sir John Sinclair, hon. J. Abercromhv, >l. i ■, rr, Puhenef Malcolm, Sir Charles Kerr, Bart., Sir J. i'*** Mai.well. Bart., Sir Robert Liston, General VV. Maniand^ Col. Roberts, M.P., Sir Baker, Bart., John an. Esq. Airdock, M.P., ...
... object. The re*olu:ion was then put and carried well others on this subject, and the flouse adjournal. TUESDAY, MARCH 9. Mr Grattan petition, signed bv the Raman Catholic hierarchy Ireland, and many the most resiratab'e clergy, complaining of the regulations ...
... this? Again there are two heads John the 15aptist at this time, before which Catholics kneel, (we know those who have seen them} one Italy, and the other Pelgium and at Nogent-le-Rotruu, France, are the brains ot John the Baptist, in the very chapel in ...
... Newcastle, 18, Francis & Sarah, Milne, Newcastle, goods; Helens! Wilson,do. props; 19. Elizabeth. Duncan, do. do Canal, 18, Young John, Rosa, Wick, rails— tnagreall, 19, Sir David MoncrieS, Paterson, Leith, timber Cromarty 18 Lizard. Fraser, Leith, goods— Nairn ...
... long discussion took place upon the question for bringing up the Address, in answer to the Speech, in which Lord Nugent, Sir John Newport, Mr Denman, Mr Fitzgerald, Mr C. Hutchinson, and others, strongly condemned the measures already adopted Government ...
... BprDETT rose, and said that w hen he that the cause of the Catholics bad been advocated by Burke, Fox, Pitt, Sheridan, and Grattan, and many other dis. finguished names, that man must possessed very singular confidence, w ho, unless upon the most profound ...
... amounting to between 50 and 60,000 well armed men, with a numerous artillery and cavalry. Rangoon is seated at the mouth of a large river, on which were a great number of Burman war boats, opposed by British armed vessels of various descriptions. Part of ...