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... defendant to pay a fine of Police. MARLBOROUGH STREET. RlOTl.—Friday, William Mackenzie, Thomas Rabb, Julio M'Adattis, John Walling, John Clayton, Traumas Chandler, and Edward Sidney Augard (some of them very decent young melt), were Moneitt up by Plank ...
... house was attacked a short tune since, and all his arms taken away. He was absent at the time, and on his return declared before his servants, that if he. had been at home he would Lave given up his arms only with his life. One of the servants, whose name ...
... General the Province of Valencia. It is a remarkable coincidence, and which we arc surprised Mr. Southey omitted, in his life of John Wesley, that the Rev. Charles Wesley, who escaped the fortune, was the ►they of the two celebrated musicians and organ players ...
... Lethbridge. Lancashire—Lord Stanley, John Blacklanne, Esq. Wiltshire—John Hessen, Esq. J. D. Astley, Esq. Edinburgh County—Sir George Clerk, Bart. Warwiekshire—Sir C. Alurdamit, 1). S. Dugdale, Esq. Statfordshire—Sir John Boughey, E. J. Littleton, Esq. D ...
... consequence of the funeral of Mr. Grattan, very few Commissioners attent.ed, and the examination of claims was postponed to the latter end of next week, when it is supposed the Court will be dissolved. Upon this occasion Sir John Nichol! presided. The Duke of ...
... and and admirers of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, held at the Royal Exchange, on Tuesday the 27th last, Robert Day, Esq. in the chair, it was resolved— That as the life or the Right Hon. Henry Grattan was devoted exclnsively to the public good, his ...
... Jury at Clerkeuwell rose; and not as was frequently the case now, at nine or ten o'clock at night. John Barton was tried for picking the pocket of Mr. Grattan out London-bridge, on the 22d of Nov., about the middle of the day. A constable saw the robbery ...
... of the peer animals pierced the him t with harrcr. We regret to hear that the Right Hon. Henry Grattan lies dangerously at Tinnahinch; and that Mrs. Grattan is as:, in a ,very had state of health. THE NA130N414 REGISTER. . versino for somo minutes with ...
... died, John Pasley, EN. aged 78 ; three years buck, died, J Matthews, labourer to Mr. Poudey, aged 86; last week, John Biggs, labourer to Mr. Pasley, 10! ; three years ago, Richard Down, Esq. banker, 80 or 81 ; and about the same period, John Bacon, Esq ...
... effect of Air. Grattan, who has announced his determine- ------ • Lite whole tens most impressive . tion to encounter the fetigues of a contested election LONDON : Printed mot by the it seven o ock on 'Saturday evening, the hells of JOHN at the 70, Fi ...
... belonging to Alr. Proctor. of the Prince of Wales, Great Barlowastrect, and also nee belonging to Mr. Calvert, Bricklayers Arms, Little !Slary.lcaltonestreet. The woman was very abusive, botlito the Constable and the Magistrates ; site persisted in denying ...
... $8 years of age, and enjoyed a freehold estate of from 2201. to 2501. per annum. The parties, who resided in the county of Cardigan, were, in 1918, introduced by a mutual friend, when the plaintiff was smitten by the charms of Miss Anna Jones; and she, ...