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... ploughmen eight in each field. Their earnest endeavours to excel gave much pleasure to the spectators The work of John Theobald, servant to Mr. John Boggis, and Wm. Partridge, servant to Mr George Boggis, of Bures St. Mary's, were superior to any, for which ...
... held at Windsor. The Earl of Pomfret dies, aged 63. 8. Both Houses of Parliament adjourn for the Easter recess till the 26th. John Russell, after a trial which lasted two days, is convicted at Taunton of the murder of Joan Turner. A shower of frogs falls ...
... Continuation or Sopplement to the Author's and other Works on Medical Botany and Materia !donut. By John Stephenson, 111.11. F.L.S. Published by John Wilson, medical bookseller, 16, P,tncm-street, Soho. lAMOON : Printed and ptibinlied bY JAMBS WHITING ...
... Irish appointments, under the present ministry, is that of John Doherty the chief justiceship. (Hear and John Doherty, tha successor of the great and highly-talented Plunkett ! —(heir, hu.tr,) —John Doherty, who is reported have shouted out in bis place in ...
... Sale of S.irAwi. The chn~ice siud vohuable stork is replettle1hed ortiekly bSy StacIm.ttili sad comipanry, by Miritia trtery arm' Instrurcted no offer tihoi, o,rivalieii wtoductiotrls at thfe f.IOtvlrrg low prices Wteneoure airorxe arid reprd sole;- Ndo ...
... that journal against its present opposition to it. With regard to right of discussion, by men of all ranks, the immortal Grattan, speaking on the celebrated commercial propositions of IrSo, said, think it absolutely necessary to give time, that lire ...
... i'jovisidflsof the Act otPaitiiament. P JOHN WFUL'ON, Chairman. Dec. 28, 1S30. (2 _ SHOP TO LEl3 If F AT large atidl convelient S H O P, No. 8, r ~BRIIDGRSTREE ith a ROOM above.-, Apply at the NEWS-LET FICE. (401 FA ARM S T BE LET, IN THE NietGHBoUltHOOD OF ...
... came from the interior ; hut name of Ttester John had nevrr been heard, guese then bosunghl the natives, stall events, into whatever region their jourm might lead them, atud.omily to inquire if Prrater John was there, if any one knew where was lie found ...
... DEPARTMENT. Consulting Sukc.eons.—Philip Cramptnn, Richard Carmichael, Samuel Wilmot, and John Kirby, Esqrs. Consulting Physicians. —Doctors William Stokes, Richard Grattan, Victor Hcrview. OferatincSluceon andSurceonin Ordinary.— Richard Morrison, jun. This ...
... having feloniously assaulted and robbed Thomas Mathews of one sovereign. Henry Day, John .Burgess, Edward Everett, William Taylor, Thomas Taylor, John Stockzvell, John Church, James Wilkins, George Dobson, and Barlow Page, were put to the bar, being r ...
... Resurgam” re* collect the year 1782 —Recollect Charlemont and the brave volunteers of that day, imitate their glorious example—Grattan obtained free trade for Ireland. O'Connell promises to restore her national independence by repeal of the Union ; though no ...
... Fillis; one liom Drogheda (Maurice O'Connell, petitioner), against John Henry North, E»q. ; one from Duiham, against linger Oresley ; one front Petersfield (Lord Porcln ster and John Ogle, petitioners), against Sir W. G. 11. JolilTe, Burt., and Gilbert ...