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... 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 ...
... of the peace. said bis name was John Curry, and I apprehended him afterward the 10th of September in the name John Grattan this charge murder. The prisoner seemed much agitated, and admitted that his name was John Grattan. was taking him to ...
... exclusively for the Sale of the EAST J INDIA COMPANY’S TEAS, Pure, and Unadulterated, as imported from China, appointment of JOHN and THOMAS CROSSLEY. the very great demand for these Teas in all parts, is the strongest proof of their superior quality, which ...
... committee the whole house that part of the King’s speech which related to this subject. Sir H. Parnell announced, that Mr. Grattan would bring forward the 11th of May a motion for the removal of the disabilities which the law at present imposed his Majesty’s ...
... lion. Thos. Kenyon, Sir Andrew Corbet, Bart. Sir John WrotnesleV, Bart. Sir Kobert Chambre Hill, (’hr.rlc ...
... valiant commander. Colonel John Lane, having his coat of arms and crest engraved at the top of it, an additional canton of the arms of England being added, in remembrance of his loyalty and fidelity to King Qharles II.” The arms now borne by the Lane family ...
... at the late Lancaster Assizes, namely, John Holland, for a at Manchester; John Wilson, one of the three burglars, at Bold; and Win. Marsden, for horse-stealing, at Preston, i The other four. Jus. Gallagher and John Lawless, for a burglary at Mr. Lyon’s ...
... Saturday at these Sessions, Samuel Shore, David Hughes, and John Grattan, were tried lor stealing pocketbook ami its contents, the property Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty, and Grattan was acquitted. Previously passing sentence, the Chairman ...
... anatomical purposes. W. f5 road well, of Islington, was committed last week to prison for fratricide; was fighting with bis brolher John, and on being separated, seized rake and struck him the head—the teeth penetrated the skull, and death ensued. Apprehension ...
... Esq. John Latham, M.D. Jonathan Birch, Esq. John Neave, Esq. Thomas Blair, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq; Sir C.Cockerell. Bart. M. P. Frederick John Pigon, Esq, Thomas Coles, Esq. Sir Waller Stirling, Bart. Boyce Combe, James Taddy, Esq. John Fairlie ...
... BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Goodwood, Bristol, coal merchant.—John Parsons Firnistone and William Firmstone, High Fields, Sedgley, Staflordshire, iron masters:—Samuel Gleave, Warrington, Lancashire, shopkeeper. DIPIDENDS. Nor. 14, W. Akers, Uttoxeter ...
... Leek, one bag, the property John Dale, —one bag, the property John Hargreaves,—and one sack, and a quantity of flour and meal, the property John Heaps, the elder; Andrew Powell, for. stealing Wolverhampton, one half-crown piece and two shillings in silver ...