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... Persons, and • compiled from the Public Records, the Archivea of the City. , and horn other origioat and autheutic sources. By JOHN BAYLEY, Esq. , F.R.S. and F.S.'A.. • One of His Maj es ty' s S u b- Commissioners on the Public Records. and Au, hor of the ...
... —When Samuel Rains and John Austin Wren, for shooting with a Pistol at John were ordered for execution to-morrow.--At this Collins, Council, Lord Stowell, Judge of the Admiralty 'Court, made his Report his Majesty of the case of John castle, aged 25 capitally ...
... an agreement entered into between Thomas Winter Spring and John Langan, at Thomas Cribb's, Panton-street, on the 2d of March, 1824. It is hereby agreed between Thomas Winter Spring and John Langan, to fight on a twenty -/our feet stage, on Tuesday the ...
... wound in his head. He wns instantly conveyed to Coombe Hospital. We understand he is in a fair way of recovery. Monday last, John Cavnnagh, a poor man, employed in the quarries at Kingstown, was conveyed to the Coombc Hospital in a dreadful stale of saUering ...
... L`I'lbe S''outh Amnerican Postage Bill was readathr 'hie time and ?? rs, -If. JEOUsE OF CoiwiPF1A ws.WS oi TUESDAY, Mlarch ?? Grattan presented a to peitio, signedl by thle Roman Car holie Itieratehy of Ireland, ei*. alld. many or thle rinost rcspectablk clrgy ...
... recently paid very large duties thur stock in hand, and, the event alteration, waved certain remission the duties. IRELAND. GRATTAN said, that had very important petition to present from the Catholic Bishops of Ireland; but considerations to come forward ...
... o f th e l e nders are diminished , ' 3 r• Michael's; Levant, Frazer; from ; Kerswell, Arm- Oats, but the sales W er e trifling, In other articles, there Was John Tritton, Esq. Lidderdale, MD. Falcou-Srmare. - of the Clergy- The panic so visible in the ...
... Gwydyr; Lod vaine, Maryborough, Fitzroy Somerset, John Thynne, Giffbrd• Right Hotlourabk , s—Sir J. Nichol!, Sir a. F. Hill, Sir .S. Shepherd, W. Huskisson, G. Tierney, F. Wallace, R.. Peel• Horitnirables—John Tollemache, —Jervis, W. H. White, - Rear Admiral ...
... that the the merehants there, the Russian Ambassador Constantinople demand redress. An article from Genoa announce!!, that an armed flotilla had sailed from Algiers, to cruise against the Spaniards. Advice!! received last night from Bayonne, under date of ...
... this evening. Sunday morning, at one o'clock, the residence Counsellor P. Read, near Sen rid', was attacked by a numerous armed party. Mr. Head was awoke some men entering through the window of his bed-room, and rising in his bed, received several shots ...
... Marqu of Lansdowne relief of Dissenters from the operation of the Marciage re Act.—Read a first time. a HOUSE OF COMMONS. Grattan presented a n | Marcu holic hierarchy of y petition, signed by the Roman Cat Ireland, and many of the clergy, comp ning of ...
... Council, r LABOURING POOR. sLord JOHN RUSSELL presented a Petition from Mr. Mat- thew Phillips, praying that them House would institute an in- . quiry into the state of the Labouring Classes.-Ordered to be printed. I Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose to make his ...