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... 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, ...
... Cheapside. NICHOLLES, John, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square, dentist, d. c., Nov. 6, at two, Nov. 13, at three, Dec. 11, at two. Solicitors, Messrs. Clare, Dickinson, and liPowell, Frederick's-place, _ Old Jewry. _ _ _ PACKER, John, Newbury, Berkshire ...
... agreed for 145., and f had 10s. in hand. When_l lent the cart the name and number were plain and legible. John Hiscock, ostler at the King's Arms, Commercial-road, stated, that on Thursday evening Ray beckoned him and told him a murder was about to be ...
... Henry Grattan, front the parish of Rathdrtun. DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Petitions against the disfranchisement of the forty shilling free. holders were presented by Mr. Jeptrson, from the freehulders Mallow; of b Mi. Brownlow and by Mr. Henry Grattan, from ...
... It was held in College-street police-office, Dublin. John Harris was the first witness examined—ls a native of Pembrokeshire, South Wales, and a mariner, belonging to the schooner Briton, of Cardigan. On Sunday evening - last, about a quarter past feurn'clock ...
... been addressed by Mrs. Harris to Captain Matthews. On her behalf it was pleaded that the last was addressed to Lieutenant John Grattan and was written by Miss Mottley (Copy, N 0.1.) To see you with indifference is impossible. Why will you not speak? Ask ...
... Townsend, Robert Harnett, Nicholas Kirby, Thomas Burke, Henry H. O'Brien, John Lewis, Thomas Ware, jun., Edward Morrogh, Daniel Callaghan, John H. Allen, Daniel F. Leahy, and John Molony, esquires. The indictments, similar to those of Friday, with the exception ...
... and the enmity of a nation which ought to be England's right arm. He never had doubts about eventual success, and he was most happy in having his brightest hopes fulfilled. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he was no flatterer of ministers, but he could not but ...
... pay prosecutors 10s. fid. each; James Loughlin and James Lacy, same punishment for a similar crime; John Finnucane to be imprisoned twelve months ; John Hanlon and Timothy Hanlon, for assault, to be imprisoned six months ; Patrick Sullivan to be imprisoned ...
... Harris, under the feigned name of Rosa, to Capt. Frederick S. G. Alatthews ; also a letter addressed by her to Lieutenant John Grattan. In the next article it was pleaded that shortly after Mrs. Harris arrived in London she met Captain Robert Latouche at ...
... nsurrect i on ac t an d an additional military force; and another resolution was passed praying for an amewlment in the arms' act. Sir John Byng, the commander of the forces in Ireland, was in attendance, accompanied by Major- General Sir T. Arbuthnot; and ...
... fell, and several loaded waggons passed along her arm and leg, which were consequently bruised to atoms. She was, however, got home alive, and in the evening surgeons attended to amputate the leg and arm, but on getting her up she complained of internal ...