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... powerful by whomsoever they are employed. Armed with such topics, Hunt will be as formidable as Fox, and Hume or Grattan will threaten as much danger as Sheridan. It is be- ' the ettisctnal employment of such arms daes not imply ctrtMadir tsr station, or ...
... seemed sensible of the magnitude of her imputed crime. Bow-siheex.—Yesterday John Foster, the landlord of the Prince of Wales public-house, at Brompton, anil William Horne and John Bradley, two olßcers of the County Court of Requests of Middlesex, in Kin ...
... contained the libel from 11. Grattan, Esq Upon their giving up this paper to Mr. Davis, he had sought for and obtained evidence as to Mr. Grattan's hand-writing. He had an affidavit to prove that this paper was in Mr. Grattan's hand-writing, regularly sworn ...
... Freemasons' Tavern.—Abl, Image of Israel, John-street, telsories.- 4dh. Pilgrim Lodge, of Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Ledge of Frlend•latp.Tbatebed Home Tavern, Se. James'.' Lodge, Freemesone Tavese.—s4, Old Kin& Arms Lodge, Freentasoes' Ts Vern.-86, St ...
... to he understood, he did not make any charge against Mr. Green as having acted cruelly to the prisoners ; he was, no doubt, armed with the power to ioflict the punishment complained of; what he found fault with was, that such a power should be permitted ...
... her way rejoicing while her auditors became more compact and more resolute than ever Nothing was to be done but to “ To arms! arms!” or to sound a retreat Upon council of between the Vicar aforesaid not Apostolic the surgical Squire” and the constable ...
... Paget, Miss C. Shore, Mi ss E. I r by, Mi ss Irby, Mrs. Hope, Miss Perceval, John Henniker, Lady Burrough, Mrs. S. R. Lushington, Miss E. M. Shore, Mrs. Fane, Lascelles, John Toliemache, Capt. Henniker, Mrs. H. Gardner, Mrs. Barrington, Miss H. Brodrick ...
... T. P. Heathcote, G. J. Russell, R. G. Becher, W. W. Heron, Sir R. Russell, G. W. Benyon, B. Hill, Lord Arthur Ramsbottom, John Bernal, Ralph Hobhouse, J. C. Rickford; W. Birch, J. Honeywood, W. P. Robertson, A. Brougham, H. Hornby, E. Scarlett,'J. Browne ...
... Captain Paget, Miss C. Shore, Miss E. Irby, Miss Irby, Mrs. Hope, Miss Percoral, John Henniker, Lady Burrough, Mrs. S. R. Lushington, Miss E. M. Shore, Mrs. Fane, Laseelles, John Tollemache, Capt. Hen.. niker, Mrs. H. Gardner,•Mrs. Barrington, Miss H. Brodnck ...
... burglary at Harbledown Wm Giles fora rape at Chilham Fielder and William Ambrose for felony at Gravesend John Simmons for the like at Hadlow John Pentecost for burglary at Leigh Mary Burridge for misdemeanour at Deptford Joseph Cornfortte for felony at ...
... period At the same time John Sallows the younger Chas Chapman and John Hyam guilty to a similar indictment for stealing six tame fowls the property of J Nash as did also James Lawrence for stealing two ducks belonging to John Bloomfield and for which ...
... Forest, in the middle of the preceding night, tru . dging along sake , the 21st May, at the age of 82, John Newland, proportion. a large bundle under his arm • and towards London . , . MONDAY. FIIIDAY Itizen and Alderman. This gentleman was a rare well ...