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... 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 ...
... in n,, morning, and finished his task in a inasterl, manner at four o’clock in the afternoon, in (|,f rookery belonging to John Lloyd, Esq. of Pe„|. ney Norfolk. Bets were to|y against the performance, the rooks being venf strong, and the wind high. Mr ...
... ave quite as to its place Gt dot. Thétinie ¥iil the Cotist will of itself, they whe up in an instant=--every body must go armed, and we shall have nothing but and bloodsli#d: Mstwithstaniling thé decree igsut@ sofife back, thé importdtiot! of books into ...
... the infirmary. He was much bruised about the breast and other parts of his body, and his right arm, when first discovered, only hung by a few ligaments. The arm has since been taken off, but he still continues in a precarious state, from the bruises he received ...
... Danish grave-digger*s waistcoats and five six others in the bundle under his arm all rough-dried and all marked with the * Chelmsford Workhouse The prisoner gave his name John Mitchell and in answer to questions put to him by magistrate found all these ...
... 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 ...
... Parliament. The noble earl then moved the first reading of the fallowing bUlt : bill restore John Francis Erskinc the honours Earl Mar; bill to teatoie John Gonfoo, Esq., the honours of E«1 of Kanmare; a MU to restore James Drummond, Esq., to the hoDourt ...
... livings. Lord MILTON opposed the motion. M. GRATTAN conceived ibat the Amendment might be withdrawn upon the promise of the Right Hon. Secretary for Ireland, to bring forward the subject io proper form. Sir JOHN NEWPORT persisted in bis motion. The House ...