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... Tenants. I7»REE FROM DUTY. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, Mr. Geo. Foster, Order of the Assignees of John Gillgrass, a Bankrupt, at the House Matthew Barras, the. Cardigan's Arms Inn, at W oodchurch, West Ardsley, in the County of York, on Wednesday the Sixth Day of ...
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... I*R'E£ FROM DUTY. TO BE SOLI? AUCTION, by .Mr. Geo. Foster, by Order of the Assignees of John Gillgrass, a Bankrupt, at the Mouse Matthew Barras, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, at W oodchurch, in West Ardsley, in the County of A 01k, on Wednesday the Sixth Day ...
... on the previous evening. On Friday, Thomas Haste, Joseph Haste, Patrick Forrest, and John Howgate, were charged with having committed a violent assault upon Mr. John Kirkby, on the 16th of October, when on his way. They compromised the affair by paying ...
... J. 11. Graham, Sir 8. Price, It XttwiHHl, M. Grant, l*riee. Sir liithrrt BaMlns J Grant, R. Pr>sr, P. HsinbriilKe. B. T. Grattan, J. lUm*b»tlatn, J. Baa tea. If. OumC, J J Hire, T. S. Baring tiinsa. Sir W. B. W lisriiiK, W. B. 11. Bullet, Sir M. W. Baring ...
... Gardens. ESTABLISHED IN If'Jj. DIKECTOUS. Matt. Att wood, Esq. M.P. Jas. A. Gordon, Esq. M.D. John Coope, Esq. Hugh Haminersley, Esq. Win. Cotton, Esq. F.R.S. John Hawes, Esq. William Stanley Clarke, Esq. Wm. Heygate, Lsq. Aid. F.R.S. J. Petty Alusprait, ...
... Mr. WVherell. solitiw, pro tempore for C. Sherwood, F.sq. coroner, at ihe house ot Mr. John Williamson, the sign of the Lord Nelson, on view of the body I of John Manghim, a leader of coals, who the day previous, j as he was enteiing the hous» of Mr. ...
... summoned H. Grattan, Ivitp, on the rcrjuidtbn of ten thousand Dublin, was held tbc Iliberninn Arms, Lower Abbcy-Strt‘ct. 'Hie meeting is described aa having been more numerous than previm;slv held Dublin. The elunr was occupied Hr. Grattan. In his address ...
... 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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