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... St. Peter a Church, Dubliu. bythe Rev. Wm. Pluukett, aon of the Attorney General, Henry Grattan, Esq. M.P. for that city, and sou of the celebrated Henry Grattan, to Mary O'Kelly, only child of the late Philip Whitfield Harvey, Esq. proprietor of the ...
... Redusranshall, in the eounty of Durhan), (former- Iy of Worecster lollege, Oxford,) to Eliza B3acknell, eldest daugls- ter of John Howard, Esq. of Ripon.. Same day AtHiuddersfield, by the ilev. J. C. Franks. M A. vicar, Mr. 0. S. Joisnsoss,::iroolstalpler ...
... verdict «f Guilts/ Mr. John Brerctou Birch only, upon one of the counts. Cliief Justice sentenced Mr. Birch to pay a fine of the King; adding, tirat hoped it would not an character an upright Magistrate.” . , , A woman, named Martha Grattane, has been ihc prison ...
... grey hairs are upon ber. Her energies palsied, and crippled each limb, In spite of what Wellington won her : While her red arm was bare, and the sword in her fiat. Her name was all brilliant in story. But Diplomacy throws o’er its splendour a mist Like ...
... rick' John Waring Maxwell, Esq. fan Peter Van Homrigh, Esq. 'i Frank-land Lewis, Esq. Richard Maginnis, Esq. nijirh County—Gen.' Mervyn Archdall, Esq. and Ar'itir Lord Viscount Corry. '%t»y County—C. H. B. Clarke, Esq. and Viscount Dunrss_John Doherty ...
... Halsall, Ormskirk, Lancashire, innkeeper, Nov. 10, at five, 11. ten, and Dec. 5, at five, at the Talbot Inn, Orniskirk. [Norris, John street, Bedford-row: and Palmer, Ormskirk.] Wickham, Liverpool, joiner, Nov. IS, 14, and Dec. 5, at one, the Golden Lion Inn ...
... Macclesfield— Noma Aa Stockport— Jevetutah labourer John Warburten Stockport— Steckt Wm Comberhireh Wallis —Ells Si Walter Upton and Wm Clarke Worlootea— 50 Earl of Plymouth W Inge Elizabeth 50 John if the Earl of Bradford 50 ViscL Dudley Heneagc Leggr ...
... acquainted him (Sir John) of the It stated have the directions of Sir John the officers of the ship, that should be informed whenever Ambassador appeared in order that ho might pay his personal him. lie this, however, it mav. Sir John either placed, threatened ...
... Our correspondent does not stale the Dame of the unfortunate deceased. At the Newcastle Sessions, on Wednesday last, John Gray, and John Dickinson, the younger, and James Bain, and Robert Entwhistle, were severally charged with riotous affrays in the public ...
... Cheltenham Bookseller Frome E Rlathwavt Narbeth Pembrokeshire Davies Druggist Cardigan VALUABLE ESTATES IRON LEAD MINES TOLLS GLAMORGANSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION Bq Mr TINS At Cardiff-Arms CARDIFF on at day October inst Eleven o'clock in the precisely AVcrv valuable ...
... circumstance. It is ti) nave ( part Of‘.he directions Sir John b. the uftcere that he should lie informed whenever theAmbattadg deck, in order that he might pay te Ili; ...
... cue. The addition of this translucid case is quite indispensable. It not only precludes all irregular action, but maintains, armed the sentient part of the instrument, an atmosphere of perpetual calm. Under the same force of incident liht. the temperature ...