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... MURDER. JOHN GRATTAN, (aged against whom a true bill had been found the April assizes, 189.5, wai put the bar, charged with the wilful murder of John Milburne, on the 2*th May, 1824, by throwing him into the Huddcrsfleld Canal, near Stayley Bridge, whereby ...
... proclamation, risouer, directed an aeguittal, aud she was dis- Grattan (25) whom a true bill had been found at the April Assizes, 1825, was put to the bar, charged with the wilful murder of John Milburne, on the 11th of May, 1824, by throwing him into the ...
... shipwright* and boaUbuilders. Jan. 31. John Shepherd and George Hodson, Liverpool, hide-merchants. Jan. 31. Thomas Clayton the cider and Thomas Clayton the younger, Manchester, cheese-factors. Feb. 1. John Grattan Guinnea, John Bcwleyand Joseph Nevill, agents ...
... Bankrupts' Names. place of Meeting: Hour. April 17. John Birch, jun. Ist Blarkfriars Inn 2 111. Joshua Ashcroft, 3d White's Hotel 10 John Birch, jun. 2d Blackfriars Inn 2 George G'ussons, White's Hotel 9 John Higson, to audit White's Hotel 2 •— James Leech ...
... went away together. Richard Grattan, the last witness's father, corroborated her testimony, except that said was not quite I sober; was about / ...
... Davidson, Shutlehill 3 0 0 John Molineux 110 John Richardson..Mt s- Thomas Armstrong 330 ley Arms 0 John Fletcher, Shude- Thos. Nowarth and Co 2 0 0 hill 3 0 J. ...
... She consented they all to Grattan’s public-house next had dy and water The positively he was tremely tipsy did notTeebllect seeing the deceased wtio left first his he fell several times accounted having lieen cut all Grattan’s together Wm Yeoman nor iiad ...
... together.si Richard Grattan ,the last witness's father, corroborated wr her testimony, except that he said Doodly was not quite of sober; he woe about half and half; when they went out an he followed them to the door, and they walked arm in armo *he down ...
... morning, Mr. John Jackson, cooper, of thb town, to Mbs Sarah Perry, Hioslngharo. few days ago, Moncaster, the Rev. W. Williamson. Mr. Isaac Parke, shoemaker, Gakferbridge, to Mbs Elisabeth Sim, of At Crortbwaite Chnrch, Keswick, on Tuesday, Mr. John Jopsoa ...
... solicitor, Saint Anns-Square, Manchester. THE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt awarded and issued forth against JOHN KERSHAW, JOHN TOMLINSON, and RICHARD ASHWORTH FULLER, of Manchester, h the county of Lancaster, machine-makers, dealers, chapmen, ...
... vendors,have cir- culated a circumstantial narrative of Grattan’s exe- cution through the country.— We have now before us (says the Stoc Advertiser) a printed paper, con- taining a detailed account of Grattan’s execution, which of course has not taken place ...
... friend, that concpicuous ornament of ihe church, the ltevernd John Horn Tooke, sat for the most abused all boroughs, even Old Sarum. Fifthly. That the ingenious young nobleman, Lord John liussel, who made so agreeable a speech some few nights sinceon ...