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... The Jury, after a short consultation, tts.sesse4 the damages at one thousand pounds. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, 22. - John Foster, William Horn, John Bradley, and Henry the first a licensed victualler, the latter thre eo tli cers o f t h e County Court, were bro ...
... Presentments, the Saturday but oue tefore each Special Sessions where such Applieations are to ve investigated, between said hours. JOHN COATES, Secretary. WCARRICKFERGUS, 18th June, 1824, th, Sfor Upper «y and Saturday, Upper Antyim, and At is ordered by the ...
... been the Fair Cambrian, of Cardigan, Daniel Oliver, master. Some trifling articles of the wreck have been coUected and put into the light-house store at Glass; but it is feared that the crew have perished. On Wednesday week, John M'Creevic, who was convicted ...
... completed, they would report the whole of the evidence they had taken. . Mr. JOHN SMITH supported the motion, believing that the publication of the evidence would be beneficial. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, as a Member of the Committee , declared the impression on his ...
... Morning Chronicle W 10 o John Ne .bit, Esq 1 i o John Smith, Esq 50 0 0 Benj. Aplin, Esq 5 5 0 Joseph Wilson, Esq. Benj. Smith, Esq 25 o 0 Clapham 50 0 0 Mrs. C. ?? 5 o O Rev. William Wilson, Rev. E. Irving l l o Wa'tbstnstow SO (I I John Coleby, Esq I o o H ...
... Ihe dehart part o'f tile coast of the:river St: La vrence, four of' his crew, viz. 'Ihmnas Collings, John Patter- i son, Robert Stephelisuin, and John Wrindsor. The charge was proved by the testh~ony of Coiling; iPatterion, and Steplirnuon, R and the defendant ...
... son of Buckingham, who was attainted in the reign 'ofe, in blood, by the title of Lord Stafford, and giving sion to use the arms of the Barons of Stafford. contended, was a public act, of which the Court judicial notice and they would intend the honour ...
... to present the House a Petition, signed l»y 117 Merchants the City of London, head of whom were Baring, Brothers and Co. Sir John Lubbock, and others equally respectable, on the subject of the late Colonies of South America. Had it been his wish to have ...
... respectable joung Woman, about 30 years of age, to take charge of a child above two months old. Enquire at the Bricklayers’ Arms, Earl-street, Blackfriars. f Manufacturers, &c. wanting Apprentices.— Several BOYS and GIRLS fit to be apprenticed, in want ...
... called the New-g a ' the Willow-gate, and Beatrice-^ The last is handsome building, vl guard-room on both sides, and it are the arms of the Fitzalans, a * of Arundel, with a lion rampant the crest. It was probably built Thomas, Earl of Arundel, in the gining ...
... value. It is believed that they were disturbed, as a jacket was left behind, which will probably lead to detection. CHARLES JOHN BRANDLING, Esq., NI. P. for Northumberland, has become a Patron of Mechanics' Institute, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; and ROBERT WILLIAM ...
... public. The petition was ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. COURT OF SESSION. Air. DENMAN presented a petition from John Flay, a Scotch merchant, complaining of certain alleged abuses by the Court of Session in Scotland, which had imprisoned the ...