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... io another case against the collectors. John Mtckey a. Thom it Forrettal. In this case Mackey swore that he was charged one halfpenny toll on an empty milk can. The defendant was convicted in a penally of £5. John Scully a. Thomat Forrettal. The plaintiff ...
... which the captain walked ; hut the weather box having been washed away, moved down the water. his getting there lady caught his arm, while two other ladles laid hold of the skirts of his coat; they were wild and frantic, as were all the omen board. From the ...
... patients. Uy ingetiioasly constructed spring, tbe arm of the skeleton points towards the box soon the visiters approach iu The receipts average per annum. of A (Mum.—Died lately, at Strata* burgh, Ur. John Addison, the last relative of the celebrated Joseph ...
... esteem of his opponents. With respect to Lord John Russell, he deserved the best thanks of his country. A soldier merited renown for defending his country ; hut greater renown was duo to patriot such fjord John Russell, who preserved the freedom of his country ...
... dared not refuse to pa** it. If they did, the people would resist the payment of taxes ; and be recommended the people to be armed, with other matter of character equally inflammatory. A Mr. AHwood had told the people '* that the King to hi* throne, and ...
... every hoar upon our posts. There were smnugst the representatives tent ever by the Irish people the Grattans, O’Cenor Don, Shell, Hutchinson, Wyte, Sir John Milley Doyle, Callaghan of Cork, Leader, the honest Ruthven, and I must not forget my friend Major ...
... Stanley, Sir Peel, Lord Duncannon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Mr, Fitzgerald, Mr. Estcmirt, Mr. Penrhyn, Mr. Oampton, Mr. Sadler, Lord Rhrington, Sir J. Byng, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Littl ton, Mr. Leader, Mr. Baldwin ...
... Liverpool, salt—Joseph and Fanny, Lobbett—and John, New man, Newport, coals—Brothers, Morgan, Cardiff, ditto— Lovely Peggy, Davies—Uoitv, Hughes- Dote, F.vans—Providence, Evans—and Eleanor, Evans, Cardigan, slates, for Rose- Alert, Symons, Cardiff, coils—Jane ...
... fitted to raaiet lilbes in every possible way. Oo Friday night party of about .âlO fslloare went to Beleean. the residence of John Waring, Fsrp, near this and cut don'll four asb trees, and earned off two car* which they brought there for the purpose. Some ...
... best measure, hut a meeting of tiie Irish members in London. Mr. James Grattan being at Brighton, cannot attend. Hio adhesions are from Mr. Ruthren, Mr, Blackney, and Mr. H. Grattan. ...
... Flour trade expen• ace* extreme dalne** and price* unaltered. MAOISTF.RUt APPOINTMENT. The Lord Ckoneellor htubeep appoiot John Powsa, t'.h*irfl.to*o. in «Ue of Waterford, l»e one of hi* Majesty’s Justice* of the Peace for the Mtld County. _ Esai.v Spring ...
... corvettes, eight brigs, two bombs, and two steam boats are hi* Beet. 172 guns their arms, and manned 1,100 sailors, commanded ay Admiral Saitorins, 3,100 soldier* all arm* fill the transports. Provision* and ammunition are ample, and Pedro commands in chief ...