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... forward into Mr. Ruit's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rathmoyle. The villains fled across the field, leaving the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Doctor Grattan, of Edenderry, and Doctor ...
... nt John Edward Codd, from the hall pay. to be Lieutenant, vice Lowther, who retires, dated Feb. 12, 1830. 52d Foot—Captain William Considine, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain, vice Deedes, who exchanges, dated Feb. 12, 1830. 57th Foot—Ensign John Butler ...
... stealing in dwelling-: [house. John Stockings, 19, burglary. Christopher O’Hara, j'2B; Thomas Brown, 35; and John Crawley, 18, cutting and [maiming. Thos. Stiichfieid, 2!); and Edward Cnilamne, 45, [horse- stealing. John M'Danald,26, forgery; William Willson ...
... will sail positively or before the loth instant, having the greater part of cargo board, the fine coppered and armed ship PLANTER, A. I, JOHN MAIISDRN STEWARD, Commander ; burthen tons; lying the West India Docks. She has a regular Poop, and very superb ...
... party called parochial meetings to secure Mr. Grattan's election ; and, in order to show their opinion of Mr. Dawson's attempt, they unanimously resolved to give their undivided voices in plump. ers to Mr. Grattan. Several of the guilds have also met, and ...
... chosen ' tA,„Tonel Johnes, it i s altogether. so pre - eminently beautiful, N:t . the mind is perpetually lost In wonder- and amazement. „.fitUre character and the hand of taste a n d ar t h as added to these has bestowed so many c h arms of a wild and romanc'lth ...
... the family Lord Cardigan il»e prisoner »tooa in highest and, in tact, his Lordship house was her home whenever she was out of service, and such was the confidence reposed is her, that on occasions s.ie always had the sole care Lady Cardigan's wardrobe, and ...
... ' , August 6,7, and 24, a t t we l ve , at the Star atupton. Jones, John-street, Bedford -O W; Southampton. William Offord, Colchester, cutler, August 20, at ten, at the King's Arms In Church and Sons, Colchester; Coombe, To!' David Twort, Horamonden ...
... were put into the glass at the table, and drawn by the Clerk in the following order:— Dartmouth Borough Election.—Petition of John Henry Scale, Esq. and Sir Henry Itillloughby, Bart., complaining of that elec. tion:—to be taken into co 'mammas upon Thursday ...
... remits all the capital punishments. A severe thunder-storm breaks out in London and the neighbourhood. 4. Mrs. Penn, widow of John Penn, formerly Governor of Pennsylvania, dies in London, in the 84th year of her age. .5. The account of the Quarter's Revenue ...
... of the Court, verdict of Not Guilty” was returned. He was ordered to be detained on another indictment. THURSDAY. John Dyke, alias John Field, was indicted for feloniously and maliciously setting fire to a barn and ont-lionse, containing wheat, peas, ...
... to destroy all his former services. The Orangemen of this neighbourhood are daily Increasing . in violence, and the strong arm of power must be used in bringing them to reason. TRIM, SUNDAY.—Lord Clifton, son to the Earl of Darnley, who possesses great ...