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... one of his ribs broken, and Mr. John Tinl.iy, another Magistrate, received severe contusion in the neck. Every assistance that hunwi. nity could devise, was afforded to the poor sufferers hv the inhabitants the town. John Moutray Jones, arJ David Gun dry ...
... should not press the _question at present . The _motion was _negatived without a _division . IRISH DIOCESAN SCHOOLS . . Sir _JOHN _NEWPORT . addressed the house for . the purpose of obtaining a . pledge that it would at an early period of the next _session ...
... feet deep, but on the Dolton side the descent gradual. On their return from work, three of the party —namely, Mr. John Collihole, aged 27, John Heale, 21, and Jeremiah Scroggins 11, in a cart drawn twofineborses —proposed toshorten the distance home crossing ...
... August 21. at the Castle of Chester. CARMARTHE.N CIRCUIT. SAMUEL Scrjeant at Law. JOHN BALGUY, Esq. Carmarthen—Monday, August 18. Haverfordwest—Saturday, August. 27, Cardigan—Friday, August 29. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. WILLIAM WINGFIELD, Esq. Chief Justice. ...
... Parnell, Sir H. I Bennet, Hon. G. Leycester, A. Rice, T. S. Caicraft, John Lamb, HOn. G. Robinson, Sir Gee. Forbes, Charles Leader,- Smith, Robt. Farrand, R. Martin, John Smith, Win. Grattan, J. J.acti B. Tierney, Rt. Eon. G. Gurney,Hu a Mloney, W. T. Western ...
... critical powers, and, perhaps, - express himself in the terms of the ludicrous epigram upon the f professional character of Sir John Vanburgh- ; Lie heavy on him, earth, for he Laid many.a heavy load on thee [laughter]. tAlthough his Honoiurable Friend had ...
... detailing the circumstance* said, that the defendant had rushed on the old female, one whose arms was at the time bound in sling, seized her about the neck with one arm, and with the oilier belaboured her about the head, in const quence of which her face was ...
... amendment, that a Committee of 21 be appointed to inquire into the extent and objects ofthe late disturbances in Ireland. Mr. Grattan recommended an inquiry into the causes ra- ther than the extent of these disturbances, and would vote for the appointment ...
... the subject ended here. The Meeting, adjourned lo Saturday next, broke up, after thanking the Chairman. Frkem.aso.vs —Mr. Grattan atked Mr. Goulhorn, the Common?, on Tueiday night, whether Go* *ernnient wi old c ...
... was afraid of falling - under the criticism of his hon. friend, who would be but too apt to apply to him the epitaph on Sir John Vanbrugh Lie heavy on him, earth, for he Laid many a heavy load on thee. ' He thought the situation of the - Museum not ...
... arrived in town, that prira’c llobf.rt ilson, of the Vigo Militia, is promoted lo the rank Corporal- -this is stated as joke. —John Bull. The Cavalry Barracks at Newbridge sustained considerable ilamape by an accidents, fire, which occnrrrd on Friday. The ...
... surseon. wf this town. Maine day, MY. John Muigatroyd, wonted Bailey Hall Mill, Halifax- . . Same day. In the ...