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... to any lady’s chambers, because foreign manners warrant it—because they are “conve“ nienf customs,” os my Lord John Russell affirms. Mr.Grattan, (an Irishman) gave a more cautious opinion. Lord Suffolk’s judgment of O’Connor formed on board an Irish packet ...
... of Torkingtoa, Chester, calico-printers, at use, at Bridgewater Arms Inn, Illsniehester. August 19. J. Moore, late of Kinzsbrompt on, Somerset, dealer, at eleven, at she Luttrell Arms, Mossier, Somerset. August lg. S CrosslssO, of Liverpool, ship-chandler ...
... ET, Post. Printed and published by JOHN CROWDER, No. 12, Warwick-Sq; (are, to whom Orders may be addressed; also to the Clerks of the Roads, at the General Post Office ; or td the regular News-Vender i in 'L0nd011..---.ADVERTISEIVIENTS received at ...
... Whitby on Monday, leaky, and will have discharge. The sloop Janet, Cameron, from Wick to Waterford, which was on shore near Cardigan during the late gale, has been got off widt damage, after discharging her cargo. The Ann, of Eneter, Long, which was on shore ...
... trust ! With these embalm' d shall Grattan live, The proudest record Fame can give ! With Revolution's bursting flame Fell anarchy and carnage came ! Tocsins resounded with alarms ; Towns, cities, hamlets, flew to arms, And, buckling on the cuirass rude ...
... ul Esq ; mid Dissect Josses, of Peat (les, Esq. It4rbards, of Teaby, Esq; Owen Lewis, 'lr,ut wren, E.g. ; and of Lanprair, Cardigan— Grurge Prue, of Pigtuasford, Esq ; [mews, of Esq.; Lane Paley, of I.l). , isrdso, Glamoryaos—% dais Williams, of Alserrmwsa ...
... EXECUTIONS. Monday morning. last, T. Price and J. Evans were executed in front of the gaol at Cardigan, for the murder of T. Evans. The circumstances attending this murder are truly horrible, they having first beaten with bludgeons and then hamstringed ...
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... decided that there was majority against it. Mr. Ne*s, on Urn, demanded a hnllol, wliirh w*« *npported Messrs. Grattan. M r. I). U Touche. Henry Grattan, Hon. Hcly Hutchinson, and lord Cloneurry. It was opposed by Messrs. Sutter, ollin«, and Aldermen Nugent ...
... party consisting of about twenty men, all armed, attacked the house of a farmer named Rice, at .111'nterfall, parish Of Inskinnv, about five miles from this city, which they succeeded in carrying off some arms, On Monday night they again visited the n ...
... Magistrate, the charge as entered in Ihe watch hook was read, and it imputed them the assaulting John Kccly, Marlin Briely, and others,and with force and arms, and against their will feloniously stealing, taking, and carrying away the boforenamed rattles ...
... Bombay and China. The Commissioners of Customs iu the last week dismissed from their employ the following persons:—John Vidler, sen.. John Vialer, jun., Samuel Vidler, Stephens, Small, and Tutt, who were officers in the service of the Revenue belonging ...