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... Solicitor, Mr. Selby, St. John.street-roarl. James Cooper and John Reader, of Stroud, Kent, woolstapler, Jan. 14, 24, and -Feb. 18, at twelve, at Basiogball-ritreet. Solicitors, Mr. Flexney, Bedford. row; Mr. Sinunons, Rochester. John Pring, of Bristol, leather ...
... St. John-stteet-road. aMBSCOOPBR and JOHN READBR, of Stroud, Kent, wool.tapler., 24. and Feb. 18. twelve, at Baslngball-street. Solicitors, Mr. ll* : Mr.Slmiaena, Rochester. . „ . ! « u 'J B> i.tol, leather-factor. Jan. 25,26. and Feb.lB. one. JOHN FRI ...
... Solicitor, Mr. Selby, St. John-street-road. James Cooper and John Reader, of Stroud, Kent, woolstapler, Jan. 14, 24, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at Bawinghalt , street. Solicitors, Mr. Flexney. Bedford-row; Mr. Simmons, Rochester. John Pring- of Bristol, leather• ...
... ire; and Mr. John Allen, Clifford's Inn. GEORGE Jolty ZELLER, Charles-street, Covent-garden, copperplate-printer, Jan. 17, 24. and Feb. 21, at ten, at the Bank. runts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dignam, Newman -street, Oxford. - Street. JOHN EDENBOROUOII, ...
... said a few words respecting the British and he begged to say a little on the general coed' laity. - He could not think that John Bull, bask' .commercial wealth, and surrounded with beef would refuse a share of his political privileges tato' ful brother ...
... to pay become due; fearing that when tte gale day should arrive, e would have to pay the amount at the rate of the impe- bir John Stanley, Bart. has arrived at his seat, Alderley Puk, rial currency ; nor could he be made to understand that P 0 politics ...
... Robbery I Stealing a Letter at the Post Office - 17 JOHN WONTNER, Keeper. On the night of Friday week a most savage murder was committed at Broomhill, almost in the outlets of rush, on the person of John Galvin, whom (with another persJn, whom they thought ...
... Countess of Tankerville, Lady Louisa Grey, Couctess of Berkeley, Sir Charles and Lady Ogle, Countess of Listowell, Earl of Cardigan and the Ladies Brudeitell, Emily Marchioness of Londonderry, and Miss Fitzroy, Countess !morel, Duchess of Somerset and Ladies ...
... Sere s.—First Tebleau. The liking of Jams, and cutting off the ear of Machias, in two Mu.vementl.- 6 'Persons : Jesus, Petty, .John, • Jam., Wesel of the Jews, Malchus,lscssiot, and the inalttode of the Jews. —Second. The accusation, and blow on the fate ...
... prisoners. Verdict—Guilty of stealing above the value of forty shillings. William Cox was indicted for feloniously assaulting John Wain, and taking from his person a watch, value 308. his property. The prosecutor is a very old man, residing at Hillingdon ...
... Andrews, on behalf of the defendants, whose ,names are as foflows:—James lime, Joseph Nelson, James Maynard, James • Wakelin, and John Nutting, all of whom appeared to he re*ec-table men. The principal evidence 'against the defendants is that of a man tamed ...
... up gets COLONEL LEICESTER STANHOPE,aad makes this speech : Cowan. SvAa HOPE. said, the arguments of the Learned Judge (Str JOHN gave him much surprise—they were attorney-lika quibbles in favour of ignorance. The Learned Judge talked of mantling bodies ...