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... , merchants-J. ffla!ie W. Fleming, and John Bagnill. jun.. West Bromwich, : ironmastera. INSOLVENT. 0 1 ; 4 :4 June 6,-William Wright, Castle-street. New Windsor, • BANKRUPTS. rt Jacob Hubbard, Carpenters' Arms, Brldport-place, NeW,.., Hoxton, victualler ...
... are continued, and more arms and ammunition have been seized. Letters from Nantes, dated June 9, announce that many districts in which the insurrection had broken out demand to submit : that several bauds have laid down their arms, and that the news received ...
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... ; and the whole armed force of Ireland cannot accomplish the sale of a single tithe-pig. And yet the Protestant ascendancy is deemed secure, if another representative of college bigotry and school-boy learning is allotted to the arms of the silent sister ...
... from Maidenhead in fa% our of the Factories' Bill. Also a petition from the inhabitant householders of St. Margaret's and St. John's, Westminster, in favour of Reform. Mr. BROWNLOIV presented petitions from different parishes in Armagh in favour of Reform ...
... Taylor Charles Taylor Stephen Maton John Silcock Joseph Silcock Joseph Diddams John Bastin John Wheeler George Wheeler Peter Wheeler Richard Withers Thomas Baverstock Emanuel Baverstock Ambrose Courtney John Courtney John Sackley Joseph ...
... by Mr. Blake for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of Sir John Blake, of 3lenlow, county of Galway. The plaintiff's affidavit set forth that he was the eon of Sir John Blake, who is 79, and for some years past has been so infirm that he could ...
... such a mockery of reform could be permanent —Sir JOHN BURKE thought that Ireland was entitled to more than the 105 members, by whom she was to be represented after the passing of this bill.—Mr. H. GRATTAN said, the people of Ireland demanded nothing more ...
... Christian Know- ledjp) GT. Lincoln's Inn-fields, TO-MORROW, 19th or June. The Chair will be taken at Three o'Clock. JOHN HODGSON, M.A.? c JOHN Bl IRDER, $ Secretaries. Alter the Meeting the Directors and Members of the ViKv will dine together at the Freemasons' ...
... struck her, for which was token into custody. The prisoner in his defence, said had been to masquerade at the Eyre Arms Tavern, St. John's Wood, and on bis letuni be was accosted by the complainant. _ Mr. Kawlinson deprecated bis foolish conduct, especially ...
... Beam:nu OF CRICKLADE.—Robert Gordon, Esq. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. NICHOLAS TEMPERLEY, Westgate, Northumberland, shipowner. JOHN LEACH, Warrington, Lancashire, hosier. BANKRUPTS, ROBERT JOY, jun., Grand Hotel, Covent-garden, hotel keeper, to surrender ...
... Sir John M. Lambert, Jas. White, Henry Ellis. Wynne Macnamara, Wm. Wilks,John Fitzgibbon, Hon. R. Musgrove, Sir R. Wood, Aid. French, A. Mullins, Fred. W, Wyse, Thos. Godson. Rich. O'Connor, Tellers. Gisborne, 0 'Ferral, M. O'Connell, Dan. Grattan, Jas ...