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... Mr. Perrin's election. As we have said, Mr. Henry Grattan, the proprietor, by the way, of the cabbage-garden, exuberant in 400 freeholders, who, by the way, again, were not corporators—Mr. Henry Grattan was Mr. Gray's prime accuser, Mr. Sergeant Perrin ...
... Lombard Street, John Dove, aged day. Mrs Mary Ballentine. aged *J9. Ferry hill, on Saturday last, Catharine Moralee, aged 114, St. Helen's Auckland, on Sunday last, Ann, infant daughter of Mr Thomas Dunn. 103 * rat A,lcl l ‘“to Mr John Collingwood, aged ...
... suspicion was excited by the incongruity. Sir John Lubbock was informed of the circumstance, and questioned tlie prisoner as to an explanation of the matter. The prisoner was silent. u How long,” said Sir John, have you been carrying on this ?” The prisoner ...
... 34 7 739 2 refusing to allow them food supplied by their friends, was log-house of Sir John Lubbock and Co. The prisoner was broker, Mr. Atkins, of No. 139, St. John-street, was saluted Cambridgeh., 3924 j 49 9 5431 30 9 1395 16 10 213 34 9 8 , 37 10 read ...
... (Angel) d itto .II 0 Chas. M'Carthy .ditto. 1 1 0 Job^Jatnes. diito. ⢠110 Philip John .ditto. 1 1 0 Wm. Harris .ditto. 1 1 0 John Gower. ditto.â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢â¢. 1 1 0 John Hopkins .ditto. 1 1 0 Christopher French ditto 1 1 0 Daniel Brown ditto 1 1 0 George ...
... cure in mi incredibly short |x-riod, after every remedy previously tried had tailed. — I beg to remain your obedient servant JOHN THOMPSON, M.D. 1 lie Pills are sold in boxes at Is. »d., 2s. ?? and R f,d.. by ?? and Co., tii. Ov lord -street, the corner ...
... by purchaae, rice Bleke. ifitb of Foot—Ueoteoaot John Mncdoneld, from _ *).i, R.riment of Foot, be Lieutenant, rice Maemlane caabieredby the ..ntence General Court Martial. •f.’th Foot—lieot. Joaeph John Grore to Captain, by ourohraeTrice Hay. who retire ...
... in France. The Uomaa Cait all clung to France and he* cumtoros; many, too, of the Protestants had been officers in William's arm;, bold men justly proud Of their prowess* feeling no peculiar respect In society for those whom they :had -defeated in the field ...
... Stall of Clyre, in the college of Brecon, nec vacant by the death of Archdeacon Beynon; and the Rev. As John Williams, now Archdeacon of Cardigan, to the Stall cot of Llatsarthnley, vacant by the resignation of Dr. liewellin. thle The vacancies occasioned ...
... persons who expect to be seised upon were busy in removing the most valuable portion of their goods. The military are under arms at the Kings Mews and the barracks in the Bird-cage. walk. also at other places. Forty rounds of ammunition have been 'served ...
... PRESENTATION OF A PIECE OF PLATE TO THE REV. DR. PALMER. Chard.—A Public Dinner was held the Chard Arms Hotel the instant, for the purpose presenting Piece Plate to the Rev. Dr. Palmer, fof his long and valuable public services. Lord Bridport most ably ...
... the arms and Uniform of the revenue police, in which he was disguised. Co/irr Cor. respondent of the Tipperary Free Press. Inquest. —On Monday last, the 2lst instant, inquest wa* held Jcnkiustown, county Louth, John Byrne, Esq., on the body of John Treanor ...