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... Thomas Hulme and his undertenants and more late in the possession the said John Scott The above Premises are held under Lease bearing date the 27th of September 1823 from John Blackburne Esq of Hale for a term seven years Subject yearly rent and performance ...
... circumstances, from to 30 percent. should have been from forty sixty ]M>r cent. Tlie error was in the manuscript copy. The Mr. John Jackson, of War. rinton w | lo recently died, aged 47, and who was erroneously described in the papers, two or three weeks ...
... singing psalms, and forwarding the mischievous designs of a hypocritical faction. Spades of Charlemont, Donoughmore, Burke, and Grattan defend us from such rulers. 0 how would your generous spirits have once kindled with indignation at such criminality and folly ...
... Marseilles Glasgow struck bn Caus Cardigan : crew saved The Killett Yarmouth for port with grain into Falmouth with choaktd The Elizabeth Bushell Rival Tolt and Ann Little sailed from Constantinople for this 20th Jan The John Fethers and Caesar Wilki sailed ...
... Cork, sailed Sept. The Susan, Bennett, from St. John’s, N. D. ditto. Tbe Tyne, Thompson, hence at Limerick. The Unity, Price, hence at ditto. The Gazalce, Hume, from St. John’s, N. B. at ditto. The John, Donally, hence Londonderry. The Karl Wellington ...
... seeing her naval power set nought the steam-boats America and France, which they calculated on supplies men, ammunition, and arms, in any future revolt; and, to bring about one, they were using every possible effort. Ae-wr.*) They affected respect fur the ...
... n of «>me petitions relative to that Mr. Monck, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. H. Grattan n™ rand others, seemed to think favourably of such » m yne ' ' J - Maxwell, other hand, warmly opposed by Sir John aS re ' which was on H. Fitzgerald, and Colonel Trench. ...
... rs 1 c poles or c 1 spars for G B Brown Queen’s Dock Cornwallis W Thomas from St John’s N B with 534 ps limber 10 stives 1 c 8 and ends Queen's Dock Susan N Bennett St John’s N B with ps fir timber 1 1 c derls ends c staves for J H Cumnring PERU Sfc Oscar ...
... defendant in the great lard John on the sabject of the rights of com. of Sefton, Sir J. Forest, of which he is torest Hon. Stanley, D: ‘Bailey, anda man named Lird (oow | A. Taylor, Ri gout sescaped. The keepers were armed Whitbread, Right H rt spears ...
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... of my father. I ask what right had the police to prevent a family from allowing the body of a citizen to be borne by men's arms, instead of being conveyed in a carriage ; and what is gained by such an order ? Popular homage, so honourable to him wli-o ...