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... public-house, Midgets.), on view of the body of Mr. John Redman, a respectable farmer, who hung himself in Ilia own house. Verdict, Inntaity.-- 11n Wednesday last, at the Halifax Dispensary, on the body of John Thrnton, 4 years of age, who met with his drub ...
... Bill it carried. 2 , 1. Rimotvso—That thi. tleeting is itoprrnserl moot deeply with the high I•llnracter sustained by Lord John Russell •• a Conntitntionnl Statesman, u a ronsiatent find deridorl Friend of l'arlidmentary Reform, as an uncompromising Advocate ...
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... governor of this prison, in the room of the late Mr. John King. Eustacius Strickland, Esq. of York, was, last week, elected City Counsel, in the room of John Wood, Esq. M.P. who has been appointed Recorder. John Marshall, k:sg. of Leeds, was a candidate, but ...
... Kentble and his daughter armed at New 1 ork on the :ill. of and were preparing to make their appearance on the boards of the Park Theatre. Moat DUELLING.—A Wet& ittivting Moor, on Thursday week, on the Newriotle Town Moor, between John Steavenson, F.wl. and ...
... Inviolable PRICE SEVEN PENCE. H. Mureba. Sir K. Price, Kediwia Huskisw, En. Edward T. Foley, Ea.q. Hail Lord Groostos, Sir John Sebright, Elebot- El .l.u . rd Mandeville, J. Rad. Sir Edward lEaq.; T. Ls* Hodges, Esq. TWINS EO. LaNc N Airriia.. Agra, ...
... Barker, John's ; Bolder, T y ; Chandlers, John's ;W. Evans, Queen's ; Gowrine, hinny Haworth, Christ's; Hedges, Queen's; Inman, ; Catherine's; Massey, John's ; Nieholeon, Christ's ; Phelps, Trinity; Quirk, John's, Rstlehlfe, John's; I. ...
... {told of his watch chain to ..asst in bin. lip. UM. Isn bas large, will either from the curet of tow (wins the lady, or the of John Harley-rurn, b.- Fell, leaving the chain, teeth. and all, is the hands of his Trotrelreass, who, from the hour -if she moraine ...
... Menitscr (Mr. Vl:mm.ll, the highest prat.. The report having been brought up, on the motion that it should be read, Mr. H. GRATTAN aid be hail au arnentlitieut w he had intended to toe oil., tog tit, nut he was Unturtooately betide. (A laugh., It the ...
... CllaStlier a uuhrrtunate had) of mew, the India it sea the that this hail encouraged theta by .urcemive acts of parliament Mr. H. GRATTAN ;resented petitions two in Ilublin, the prulacwd measure of *gaited Ireland; they prayed a repeal ilia union. He thought the ...
... frsil mortals, .Mimed ad dab. M all rayless, Or. drum, Hut star , em, spot, T.; point the ray to heaven. Nose Hal T. C. GRATTAN.—The following desicription has been given of this celebrated orator He in a win man, of a pecuhar cast of features, scarce ...
... hours per day. James Mills was called to the chair, and seven reardutions were read, bat only three of them passed. John Knight, Lenox, John Doherty, and several persons from Manchester addressed the meeting, which was considered a complete failure. Richard ...