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... window in Dooegall-strret; John Hamill, charged with stealing bed clothes from an officer's lodgings in Lancaster-stroet; John O'Hara, John Kelly, and John Keys, charged with stealing and receiving goods, stolen from the shop of John Bodle, ...
... (Cheers.) A friend had handed him the following letter from Air. Grattan, whom was very glad to li was recovering from his illness. (Hear, hear.) .Mr. O'Connell then read the letter Mr.Grattan, stating his anxiety know wheiiMr.O'ConueU would be in London ...
... he would suy ne more ry subject for the present. tter bee BRUNSWICK OUTRAGE AT CASTLEPOLLAR Mr Staunton read a letter from John f D. Catholic Churehwarden of Castlepotlard, requ the assistance of the Association on behal e of Person named Ward. The letter ...
... JOHN BULL. LONDON,_.IANvAav 4. THE KING continues to receive numerous guests at Windsor Castle, and is in the best health. It is currently re 6 ported that the Marquess of ANCILRIZA b actually recalled from his Vice-royalty. Letters received through France ...
... JOHN BULL. LONDON. JANVAILY 4. --.--- Tun KING continues to receive numerous guests at Windsor Castle, and is in the best health. It is currently reported that the Marquess of Is actually recalled from his Vice-royalty. Letters received through France ...
... of such dull fellows as John Locke, Isaac Newton, John Churchill, commonly called Duke of Marlborough, John Somers, Jonathan Swift, Richard Bentley, George Berkeley, for some time Bishop of Cloyne, Robert Walpole, Henry St. John (otherwise called Orford ...
... Lonergan. Mrs. Shaw, Mr. John Bruce, Mr. Defflis, Dr. L. Stewirt;' Mr. Robertson,' Re». Mr. Michael, Mr. T. K. Holme*, Lieut.-Col. Craeroft, Miss Evelyn. Miss (V. Miss Povey, Mr. Justice Bayley. Lady Ellenbtfrough, Mis* Grattan, Misses Davidson. Mr. T ...
... Joseph, and Osborne, James, Hackney-road, chair makers, from Jan. 13 30, clcreD, at Basinghall-street. BANKRUPTS. Butcher, John, jun.. Coal Exchange, coal factor, to surrender Jan. IS, at twelve, 20, and Feb. IT, .leven, at Basin*hali. street. Solicitors ...
... company with his wife, a gang of villains, ten in number, rushed on him, armed with saws, and having knocked him down, they mangled his body most cruelly—having cut one of his arms through in two places, and inflicted some dreadful wounds 0.1 his bead. ...
... Lombard-Street, bankers 1 Beaumont, John Bradley, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire, brewer Harper, James, Reading, Berkshire, draper 2 Smith, Thomas, and Hall, Thomas, Wood -street, Cheapside, warehousemen Fox, John, and Thrapps, Thomas Richardson, ...
... near Stairs, with Manchester, of Scarborough,” supposed to lost John Dixon’s Bay—crew drowned. 'Hie Diana Gesina, Bootsman, hound London, ha* sprung a leak, ami must discharge. The John Rinse, Huitman, from Antwerp Liverpool, and the Holfnnng, Klein, ...
... > LEVESON GOWER. RIBLE OUTRAG Kk AND RE- WARD. JHEREAS on the Night of F riday, the 28th of Ww November last, the House of John Brown, at Boarbui, on the lands of in the county of Dublin, and on the estate of St. Patrick’s Hospital D was feloniou sly ...