... have reason to believe that Mr. y John Dounelan, of Ballydonclan, is the persois atltided to.- n Dulini lfremnaue's Journal. Inforinations have been filed by his M~ajesty's Attorney- e General against H~enry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and Edward Duffy, the ...

... William, Bishop of Durham John, Bishop of Lincoln ; William, Bishop of Exeter; Christopher, Bishop of Gloucester; Charles, Lord Tenterden ; William Draper, Lord Wynford ; Sir Nicolas Conyngham Tindal, Sir William Alexander, Sir John Nicholl, Sir Christopher ...

... writing (|Hist paid) to Messrs. PRAT, Solicitor*, Glastonbury; to Mr. I). 7. Highbury-Place, Kingsdown, Rristol; or to Mr. GRATTAN, Hutton of either whiun Particulars may had. / . / SOMERSET. TO K SOI. Y AUCTI N. the Premises, WF.DNESDAY and THURSDAY next ...

... congregation.— British Traveller. Horsham, March —John Hob len, schoolmaster, stood charged under the Post-Office Act,with secreting letter containing 10/. Hank of England note, the property of Samuel John Williams. The Jury found the prisoner guilty, and ...

... him of cyder, whilst in his employ. John Clarke, his daughter, and most of their household were bound over in their own recognizances keep the peace for 6 months—Having been convicted of assaulting John Shilston. John's wife was fined Ins. for assaulting ...

... and the Court seeing no objection, they their minds, and benefitting their feilow* with otherwise rk T _ lhc I ** Matthew John TIRRNP.Y.** >v ho has excited interest Bath, will make her first and were each fined one shilling and discharged. uuattaiimhle ...

... were, on Wednesday last, removed from our County Goal to the hulks at Chatham; to be transported for life; John Morse, W. Pilot, John Dann, John Webb, Halktt Rosa, Wm. Cooper, T. Smith, Joseph Payne, Jinks, Thos. Preece and Thos. Greenaway; for fourteen ...

... namely, religious opinions should not interfere with civil privileges; and it was upon such grounds it should have his (Lord John Russell's) cordial support. Sir Robert Peel.— I shall endeavour condense into (foe shortest possible compass what bave sayen ...

... the result, and duel took place the next morning, when the student who presented Sontag with her slipper was wounded in the arm. The students were both of good Prussian families.— Court Journal. On the opposite side of the coast to comfortable little ...

... glad to see that such conduct met from all parts of the House the strongest reprobation. After few observations from Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. Tiant, the petition was laid upon the table. Sir R. Peel presented copies of the correspondence between the Allied ...

... excellent Majesty. . . . .. His Majesty expired a quarter past thrae clock this mornring, without pain. ■ j (Signed) Halford. ! John TiERyEY.” The reason the Duke's non-attendance the Council was in consequence of bin Grace having set off nine clock tor Bushy ...

... CutoDap'6 itoution Opette. BANKRUPTS. John James Hopwood, Chancery-lane, auctioneer. Thomas William Dade, Dorking, Surrey, corn-factor. Solomon Nathan Beroeastle and Samuel Solomon, Brighton Ind Lewes, Sussex, jewellers. John Hallett, Lyme Regis, Dorseishire ...