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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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... parson, the Rev. P. M. Cumming. He succeeded in seizing on part of the properties of James Conway, John Conway, Edmond Conway, the widow Conway, and John Duggan. He attacked the dwelling of Richard Conway, and by throwing in the pig-house door, succeeded ...
... Portugal full credit for his good intentions; but when they are supported by an armed force, collected in the streets of Paris and London, and the avowed object of that armed force is not only to dictate Reform, but also to punish resistance, is not the ...
... Fleming, Admital O'Connell, John Hen. J. Fit tgerald, T. O'Connor Don Aglinnby, H. A. Gothon, R. Penlease, J. S. Agnew, Sir A. Grattan, Henry Pryme, Geo, Andover, Viscount Handley, Major B. Ronayne, D. Bainbridge, E. T. Hardy, John Bothwell, E. S. Baldwin ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. EEC El VP.D LAST MOHT.) Livekpool, June 2.— (High water six minutes past eleven—Wind W. moderate.) —Armed, the Sir William Wallace, Hannay,and Ocean, Sinney, from Mobile, and Undine, Weston, New Orleans, all with cotton ; George ...
... also confirm, by advices from the Upper Province, the dismissal;,from office of the Attorney and Solicitcr- General, and name John Rolfe, Esq., as the new Solicitor- General. At Quebec there had been no arrivals from England, but the Quebec Gazette says ...
... ■ ■ The following officers arrived in the transport Marquis of Huntley, with detachments of their respective corps :-Lieut. John Sampson. Assistant Surgeon Clerihew, Ist regiment ot foot Lieut. Stansfield, 19th ditto ; Captain Ashmore, and LnsignFleury ...
... o’clock. Unless this arrangement was strictly adhered to, it would impossible to go on with the public business. Mr. rl. GRATTAN said he believed his honourable friend intended only to read the petition for the purpose of pointing out the conduct of the ...