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... respectable clothier, and father ...
... Cavalry —Zachary John ch mmet ie t h D es r t e e Drake, G ,E e s o q t .., , t t o o be t `Main, vice Chichester, deceased , oh be:stierenitenant vice Drake promoted ; Anthony Deane, Gent., to tutu, 1 ~. dit to rv ce Owen, resigned; John Davy Foulkes, Gent ...
... Bourne, John Valpy, Go r d on , G reenwoo d, A. W. co , Herbert, J. Frost, F. Dundas, W. Turner, Poingdestre, Duff, The following were among the numerous presen! ti g i to his Majesty, by L or d Gl en l yon , th e L or d i n Colonel Sir James C arm i c h ...
... nant at such an insult, told Sir John lied,” or that was a liar ; hearing which, Sir John took from under his coat stick or bludgeon, and struck him violently over the head. Witness jumped from his chair, seized Sir John, and would have mastered him, had ...
... merchant. On Thursday week, aged 82, Mr. Wm. Spence, former*/ a respectable clothier, and father of Mr. Wm, Spence at the Cardigan Arms public-house, in Brain ley. Yesterday week, aged 67, Mr. G. Halton, woolstapler, of Leeds, s man much respected. Yesterday ...
... to the Committee on Steam Navigutiuln. IlrtStl TITHE COMPOSITION BILL. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, in tire absence of his Rirht Honour- able Friend, the Member for Waterford (Sir John &ewport) ,to present a Petition from the Land Ownllers of the parish of Kill- ...
... diplomatic skill, lie could not evade, related to the corps of troops formed at MisSolonghi under Lord Byron; the supplies of arms and warlike stores sent to the Greeks;from Malta, the lonian Islands, nay, even from England itself; the loans negoelated in ...
... of the the John Bull the loyal the News to the radical the Dispatch to the sportsmen Sunday Times politicians THE ST BAY COMPANY A Special General Meeting the Shareholders of ahove Company held (Monday) o’clock Chv London Tavern Deane John Parker Esq ...
... table. LOCAL TAXATION. Sir T. ACLAND also presented a petition from Bristol, complaining of the local taxation, 'and blr. GRATTAN a similar petition, from the City of Dublin.— Ordered to be printed. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Sir]. MACKINTOSH complained that the ...
... Almeley, this county. Wednesday died, after few days illness, in the fif!th year of his age, Air. Thomas Hall, clerk of St. John's and St. Nicholas's parishes, and one of the Apparitors of the Ecclesiastical Court, in our Cathedral. him were united the ...
... more active, or understand their business better; and if, in picking John Bull's pocket, they could only stop, his mouth, all iiiight go on smoothly. But here lay the rub; for , John resembled a certain animal in the act of being killed, whose only defence ...