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... 6HIPPIM* INTELLIGKNCK. Mr. JOHN DACKUS. âIf thlssWdmeet^l Eye sf Mr. JOHN DACKUS, (late £â⢠e i, Glamorganshire), Dealer in -}? tl, >, at Mr. 1 particularly requested to apply to Mr. Jam Grosvenor- Edwardsâs, Merlinâs Cave, South advantage ...
... rule was then discharged. LATE DUEL AT EXETER.—THE KING V. SIR JOHN JEFFCOTT AND OTIIER3. Mr. Erle, on the part of two of the defendants, Mr. Holland tlad Mr. Milford, who, with Sir John Jeffcott and Captain Halsted, had been charged on a coroner's i ...
... Falcon Inn, Uppingham the Lord Sontles's Arms, Rockingham ; the Royal George, Cottingham ; the Cockayne Great Oakley ; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby ; the King's Arms, Weldon ; the Hatton ...
... IRELAND. Dublin, Monday, May 27.—At the sitting of the Court of King's Bench this morning, John Walsh, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Trades Union, who was found guilty on Monday week of uttering a seditious speech at a meeting of that body, was brought ...
... Lady Acland, Mr. John Hooper. 2nd, Bexlev Hero, Mr. John Hooper. 3rd, Dry'l Uxbridge, Mr. John Hooper.—SWA and Fancies, lst prize, Royal George, Mr. John Hper. 2nd, Barrett's Collingwood, Mr. John Hooper. 3rd, Dutchess Albemarle, Mr. ...
... Shrewsbury, from Ash ton Binder-Line, against the Loeal Courts Bill. By the Duke of Rutland, against slavery. By Wynford, from John Hall, against the government plan for the abolition of slavery. [He had' bought slaves in 1809, from government, for £18,000 ...
... Jackson, John—Pembroke Jelf, Wm. E.—Christ Church Cla: I 11. Garrett, John—Ch. Ch. Guillemard, H. P.—Trinity Harris,Thomas—Magdalen Peter, John T. H.--Ch. Ch. Simpson, Richard V.—Balllol Smith, Edward—Wadham Stone, William—Wadham Thomas, John—Trinity. ...
... insulted. Mr. H. Grattan was proceeding to state similar outrages which had occurred among his tenantry in the county of Meath, when he was called to order by Mr. Shaw. The Speaker having overruled tbe objection to disorder. Mr. H. Grattan proceeded to state ...
... unprovided tor :_Mr. Rice, Viscount Althorp, Sir Robt, PeeJ, Air. Hume, Sir John Johnstone, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. C%- teis. Mr. Francis Baring, Mr. Williams Wynn, Sir George PhiHipps, Sir John Wrottesley, Viscount Stormoru, Colonel Davies, Colonei Stowell, Mr. Frankland ...
... country had had, it was I impossible to accuse Ministers of advancing either too fast or too far—(loud cheering). Mr. H. GRATTAN said that much had been thrown out as to its being an unconstitutional proceeding to attempt to frighten the House of Lords ...
... family, in the county of Somerset, by a sister of the great John Locke. was appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1714, and was constituted Lord Chancellor 1725. His four sons, John, Peter, William, and Thomas, successively inherited the title ...
... laws of England, the life of an unoffending man (for so Cully was in Sir John's estimation) may be taken away, and full justice be done to the case by having no Inquest at alit Sir John says, that if any of his Majesty's subjects are dissatisfied with this ...