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... Mary Edwards, and John Jones. All that MESSUAGE or Dwelling House, with the Outbuildings and two pieces or parcels of excelien Land thereto belonging, situate at Carneaddu, in the parish of Oswestry eforesaid, in the holding of John Evans. A MESSUAGE ...
... Sessions terminated SATURDAY James Eq Robert aud John were charged stealing in Friday property Sykes pu-lied against the barrow then taking the sacks off with them in company with Healey Committed for trial John of Cheadle Moseley charged with committing tre-spass ...
... FRANCES MARIA WARREN : LADY VERNON Stewards J K WINTERBOTTOM Esq Mayor ALUS BURY P HUMPHREYS Esq Hall JOHN CLARKE Esq Hyde Hall JAMES NEWTON Cheadle Heath JOHN WRIGHT Esq Hall '“FRANCIS Esq Hall JOSHUA BRUCKSHAW Esq Town HENRY MARS AND Esq Bank JAMES GEE Esq ...
... the lives, persons, or liberties of British subjects should not be made dependent on the will of those who constitute the armed force of the country, save only when, under the orders of magistrates, and in execution of the acknowledged laws of the land ...
... Hone, refloat. The Hambledon hounds Mon at Soberton Down. The Cheshire hounds Mon at li!nderton Guide Post, Wed at the Abbey Arms, Forest, Fri at Dudden Heath, Sat at Sutton Pentuld. The East Bunch hounds Tu at Barcombe Cron. The Brighton hamers Mon at ...
... Hume, and Mr. O'Connell—very suitable,indeed ! Lord John Townshend is seriously indisposed at his residence on the King's Road. His Lordship is confined to his bed.—Brighton Gazette. The Eyre Arms, St. John's Wood, is about to be converted into a Collegiate ...
... BILL. - The Sergeant at Arms having announced a message from the Lords, The SPEAKER, in the usual manner, put the question that the messengers he called in, when two Masters in Chancery entered, accompanied by the Sergeant at Arms, and delivered to the ...
... bag of flour, and received : a slight shock ; his wife, who was looking on, was struck near the eve while the infant in her arms was not affected ; elder child, who was standing by, was struck , on the left siee of • the face, from which drops of blood ...
... peace and safety of indivi-. duals, and the unity and integrity of the empire It was against a systetm of assembling men in armed bodies; against. a system of rgiulatc.ordanizatidn, violatgn the . rights of piopertyi and inflicting death, for the double ...
... nearest friends, gentlemen who, in the hou«e, were h'\W posed to him. They were like lawyers, wl-- court, but walk ho ne arm iv arm after the case i Tbe SPEAKER expressed his feeling tha tbe was highly indebted to the noble lord (hear) ^ done that which ...
... objects of science and literature, to be the foundation of Museum with a view to the studies of the I niversity. The Evre Arms, St. John’s Wood, about to be converted into a collegiate school for the borough of Marylebone. ‘‘lbis, says inveterate punster ...
... handers. Alter which, a New Farce, called The BILL OF EXCHANGE, To conclude with The RAKE'S PROGRESS: Henry Markham, Mr. Grattan; San Slap, Mr. Menders; Swamp, Mr. Coates; Ned Lakes, Mr. Chapnian ; Tern Rakewell, Mr. W. L. Retie; Fred Florid, Mr. Tinnier ...