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... 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 ...
... rpo be SOLD byAUCTION, by JOHN POOL, turnpike wadi; which tolls, during the present year he deceased was very kind to them, and. had adopted I think it right in the hearing of the prisoner, and July 23.-Isaac Walton and John Walton of Chester' • X on ...
... seventeen [Shillings and sixpence, the monies of John Hart and others his partners, two years John Pickering, for stealing at Birmingham mixed metal, value the property John Limvood, twelve months.—John Harris, for stealing at Birmingham (with another ...
... consider the subject.—After some observations from Sir M. W. Ridley. Mr. T. Wilson, Sir John Wrottesley, Mr. Mabcrly, Mr. Abercrombie, Mr. Ellice, and Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hume persisted liis objections, and declared he would take the sense of the House on ...
... 28, 29, October 13, at the Lit- September 1.-John Norris and Richard Booth, of Theaves, that are descended from very superior Sheep 'Mayor and the Corporation of Dublin- The Lord thate , .d h eton's Arms Inn, Penkridge. Solicitors Mr. Shutt,re, bleachers ...
... 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 ...
... with Portugal, and the situation that country, again formed the subject a short discussion the House Commons last night. Lord John Russell put question to Ministers, stating his opinion that the crime of rebellion had been completed Don Miguel, and that ...
... ready for immediate use. . of Culinary Articles, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, • Is. 6d. bound. For seeing the Works apply to Mr. John Turley, on , iron-bound Casks, &c.; Particulars of which are in •. 8. CHART OF GENERAL HISTORY, An. the l'remises; and further ...
... Ireland, excluded from political power, they would rise in arms for the recovery of their rights, and would be justified in rising in arms (cheering)—aye, justified in the act of rising arms against the laws (loud and long continued cheering)—when, too ...
... the wnfels, and his arm broken.—Worcester Journal. Tewkesbury. —On Friday, John Edmund Dowdeswelland John Martin, Esqrs. were for the fourth time elected Members for this borough. The former was nominated and seconded by the Rev. John Keysall and Major ...
... the Panitisuls--Q.aid. he ,Quoiiii;enne also says-- We must now wait to see these salutary doctrines supported by force of arms, and all the Kings of Europe leagued together to deliver the Km - cr of Spain from the oppression of the tortes. The following ...
... Pmirel!s, at the Acorn House, Sutton In a correspondence in the Dublin papers, on the subject of Catholic ernanripati,,n, 3ir. Grattan expresses his confident belief that the claims of the Catholics will be conceded during the presenjoession. Co!Afield, Wa ...