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... DunrtanVcmirt, Flert-ttrert, oppearrd upon tumtnona, before Mr. Alderman Anuley, yesterday, to answer the complaint Mr. John Lone. Mr. John Lone deposed that and another gentleman, his “/rind, were standing and talking at the bottom of tho coort St, DunstanVcoorf ...
... Ireland ? Had they, not been told that ? Had they not, moreover, been armed with fresh, and great, and extraordinary powers for the purpose of putting that association down ; and, armed with a two-edged sword, how had they used it ? They had let it idly ...
... ASSIZES. . Carlow Assizes were opened on Thursday, before the ford Chief Justite, who swore in the Grand Jury—John J. Leckey, Esq. foreman. John Linsey, police'oerjegllt, was acquitted of stealing 367 10s, from the shop of Pat. Nolan, at Baegenalstown. ...
... Moore, G. Burrell, Sir C. Hastings, Sir C. Peach, N. W. Paired off. Buxton, J.J. Heatbcote.SirW. Powell, W. Blackhurne, John Capet, John Holdsworlh. A. Powell. Alex. Chaplin, dins. Caarlborne, J. F. Hudson, J. Price R. Carmarthen Mar- Cecil, Lord T. Hotham ...
... precious articles, such as arid silver vases, crystals and porcelains, valuable fowlingpieces, a golden powder-flask, magnificent arms, trinkets, watches, clocks, cloths, and linen, and the portraits of Los's XVI., Louis XVIII., of George IV., of Bonaparte, ...
... koliooo, ami I rniu-gmve. John Heart, Great Yarmouth, Nor folk, ; April P. eleven. Hah «ame •mmth.at ten. May s, lv»etvr, Soullrtowii, neat Great Yarmouth : attorney, Wor-ditp. Great Yarmosjlh. JoftC|ih Armitajre, William Arm.t.-c * and Samuel imluh, Shef ...
... the united pa- rishes of St. Giles and St. Mary, and three other pa- rishes in Buckinghamshire ; from an individual named John Crooke, residing in Westminster ; from Stock- bridge ; from the clergy and inhabitants of Kingston- Upon-Hiill, signed by 7850 ...
... Trafford Trafford, EA.; Rev, John Sneyd ; John Davenport, Esq. • Prosperity to the Trade and Agriculture Esq.; Leek Lowe; Protestant Ascendancy, 3 Hanes 3, tremendous applause. After the vicar left the chair it was taken by John Cruse, Esq., who afterwards ...
... from certain converts from popery, Chorley, Halesowen, Crox- ford, from the clergy of the deanery of Amundeness, Rovstor., Cardigan, Hastings, and several other places ; 30 'in all. Lord BEAUCHAMP, in presenting a similar peti- tion, said that he had received ...
... for the advocacy of this Bill. Mr. Pitt that we were not ,0 »'!« doing yonr was as anxious to carry this question as Mr.Grattan Lord first tiling is t0 her . e ? Grenville, Mr. Wvndiiani. or Noble Friend behind me, duty—whether yon gre are sathfied but ...
... Dcni'.on, J Marshall W Wilbraham. G Den Ison, John W Williams. O • John Martm, J f wiUlam ,, T Douglas, Manic Hon W Wilson, Sir Dr unimend, Hll MaxlVcllJ Winningtoo, Sir •m ncmtnr n. Vbconnt Miidmay. John Wood, M T S Miiton, Viscount Wood, Dnneomne, » ...
... Session of Kirkaldy, the Convert. from the Faith at Sligo, and from other plsces in Duinfriep, 1 ehire, ShroPshire, Cheshire, Cardigan, & Surrey-thirty ',Ote. In presenting tbe last Petition, from a place near , the Noble Earl stated, that he bad rectived ...