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... in removing the unfortunate individuals into other wherries before the boat went down, and conveyed them to the Watermen's Arms public house in Wapping High-street. The gentleman is said to have been holding an umbrella over his head at the time of the ...
... solo, - pm LEGENI)S OF TILE RIIINE, A. 4 1.. w By T. C. Grattan. Mu. (on l'iwarsilay nest ) THF. HISIDENMAI` F.It. By J. F. Cooper, Esq. Author of Tin Pilot. soli. S. New mad cheaper edlllow, I. Souls. oast Svc.. price 166. THE ALHAMBEA. Geoffrey Crayon ...
... High-st reel. Stn Witness to this Cure, John N oik, Plumber md (ila/r. Stourbridge. To Messrs. J. Lignum anel Son, Manchester. Thos.- Drops iire s,,|d in moulded square Iwlth* ts. tki., and lis. each, hv John Lignum and Son. Surg ?? 63, Bridge-street ...
... otherwise no jv.V.rd will l>e I*- t0 their Tender.. Security' will be required . _th_ due performance ofthe said con'raets. JOHN X SIGHT, Sec. N H \„ Tender will be received later than 1 o'clock on Wednesday, the 15th instant. IN coiup» ance w * t ' l ...
... Ca, Newv-street, Dtoddington-grove. asifert, a portion of lire ifoarol -Ml benallotted foe tihe stanellng ot carriages. ST. JOHN, SOUTHWARK.-COUN YXIVOTERS, ti10re Ir ershy give: theat all PERIONS CL.IMAihlN to VOTE at th,- er;-trrir FLTEC ON of MEMBERS ...
... the IC , ng was leaving Sir John Gore's , . at Hatchet, the Royal Party, instead of returning by the usual route, wished to make a short cut to the common, by continuing along the narrow private road which leads to Sir John's house. They had not proceeded ...
... Ksq. ?? l nckerell, Ksq. Henry Littledale, Ksq. Thomas Dorricu, Ksq. George Warde Norman, F.sq. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Ksq. John Hearse. Ksq. M.H. , ?? Bell Ford, Ksq. Brice Hear.c. Ksq. \\ illi-.ni It. Hamilton, K.q. Charles Richard Hole, Ksq. Kdward ...
... anid BY-WAYS. Ott 'ITteiday nex t, In 3 volt. post Svu. 2 fEGENDS 0 F T HE R HI NE L ~ AND LOW CO)UNTRtIESI. Sly ?? C. GRATTAN, Esq. Atithor of' ig-itwyk autd Bly-ways, Jocquelinie of Hoio &C. Iletry f.olbtrtt attd Richard henntie, New flurltnxton ...
... : Kev. Father Burke, ul' Ca*ilep*»ll*rd Rev. James Debnty, M. J. O’ileillv, Robert Cassidy, Col. Ralph John. J.S Rocufort, Sir U. Vivian, Sir John Harvey, ILjor Bryan, J. R. Price, Joseph Rath boros, W. Deuo. W. Itigarfield. Robert Rowe, J. Holliugworth ...
... people armed wi!h stoned, &c., about a mile from the place of their destination, who threatened to rescue whatever property was seized. Proceeding in the executiots of their duty, they en- countered a larger body, one of the leaders of which, armed with ...
... suite ; Sir .1. Meaning John lures; Sloe. Mr. Forbes: Mr. Eraser of Levet ; Mr. of Crlasonmogate ;Ad 'lira Imanshend ; I Whitney Was re Adana, Hammon ; Mr. 31o'ytotix ; Mr. Triter Mr. Week. &c.—/,,j, A Inetspondint sop, laird John Bosun le (metal: o : nunied ...
... excepted from the operation of the present Bill. 1 sf. o'F'errall. Mr. I.efroy, Sir C. Coote, Sir J. Burke, :ve or dr f, J. Grattan, Colonel Lord Killen, Colonel Co'nolly, Mr. Cratrl, tu se :gr_' , Perceval, Mr. Wallace. Mr. J. E. o d ry n 0 ~ call the attention ...