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... Fiftv Pounds—Costs Forty Shillings. Murder. —At the Lancaster Assizes on Saturday week, Patrick Norton and John Norton were indicted for murdering John Gready at Manchester. On the Ist of January, the deceased, his wife, and two children, were going along ...
... k, containing one 51. note and eleven sovereigns, stolen. The robbery was committed between Greenwich and the Bricklayers* Arms. On Tuesday evening, about nine o’clock, a fire broke out in the premises of Mr. Fisher, a gentleman residing in a large house ...
... Chronicle and County WESTERN CIRCUIT. > ithe pocket of every Cabinet-maker.”—Critical Gazette. jf 92,000 3,200 N the by the| John Bull . . 337,500 5,625 Before Mr. Baron Vaughan and Mr, Baron Bolla —_ ae Ne ge Just published, dedicated to her express ...
... disfranchised Corporation of Bridport, were in favour of the measure. On the motion being made for renewing the Debate on Lord John Russell's motion, which had been adjourned from Friday, the Marquess of Cbaudos, knowing right well in what manner the cor ...
... (County) -Colonel Thomas Wood. Buckingham (County)— Marquess of Chandos , John Berkshire— Charles Dundas, Esq.; Robert Throckmorton. Esq. Cardigan shirk Colonel Powell Coleraine— Sir John Brydges Cambridge University— Goulburn; J Cambridge (Couuty)-Lord P. ...
... Musgrave, Sir W. Hort, Messrs. Brownlow, O’Connell Shell, Wyse, M. O'Connell. Bodkin, O’Ferrall, Grattan, Power, Leader, Clements, Sir John Milley Doyle, Sir John Burke, Messrs. Lambert, Fltagibbon, Walker, Ruthven, French, A. Dawson, &c. They resolved to ...
... waB singular that It 1 fraud John Jones and John Rosslt , be signed John 1 he did pick up the coincidence assume the name Jones?that should by cunous decea>ed uncle should of John Jones, and that the o f k ' H Farce, all John Jones^ 0 then ...
... that country there was an elective Mona our King is ry—in that country there w: as no tra his concern effers nothing but an armed body of d on by the late cities, no free people, in consequence disposed of the Crown a nd the country as their base pa pserve ...
... and Mr. Grattan •“PP®‘. ...
... MEMBERS RETURNED; Argyttablre U. B»q. Ajr DUtrlct of Barffhi Kennedy, Esq. Arm»gb (County)— Lord Achmon nnd Colonel H. Vemon Aberdeen Gordon . - Bucklnghamihire—M.of Chando*, & Messn.Smith & Daahwood Banff (County)—G. F«srgu*on, Esq. Berwick (County)— ...
... extent, so I shall content myself wlih brief summary. On the night the 30th ult., a parry of armed men visited three houses at Old Lelgblin, in search of fire-arms aod serving notices quit, &c. Toey beat one man severely, and left him senseless. Ou the night ...
... and professing to take compas: meo of Grattan, got into the gig with tbe intention of dri Wakefield ; but when avother vehicle was heard & part uf he jumped out, aod made a precipitate retreat over Mr. Grattan was ™ uch cut and bruised about the b 33 ...