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... M'illiam Osborne. Thomas Salisbury, Lewis Jones, Charles Forrest, and John Morris. * To Transported for Seven Years. —Mary Ashley the elder, Mary Hathway, Henry Robinson, Susanna Newman, and John Richards. Forty-seven other convicts were sentenced to terms of ...
... and . the people of Ireland and the friends who eurrounded him, 'vigor ous sYstem of legislation, with the most prompt, :, armed all th tnd severe e xecutive power—sworn, equipped, and Thomas Rotheram, Esqrs ., Lord Headfort, we believe, i Wm. Cobbett ...
... fowls, by the operation of the saw—the ,n tlon of asparagus, iniMegto, with the nether e strife claw, in every dish; ,he knivw armed will) hooked talons, more formidable the knives and forks for which they were substituted; ' l * SmSdispersion, indiscriminately ...
... special licence, Tkoaas to. Laid Daliell. eldest ton the Earl Cainwalh, Maryaaar rrh!t the late John Blachfoid, Esq., and eldest daashlerofthe late ROtiu Henry Grattan. Sept. IS, at 81. church, Canterbury, Mr. H. G Thoraloa j Raurssate, to Mary Jane, youusest ...
... Quadruple Treaty, to become apparent in a few days, in the permanent establishment of creams for the public use. Calcutta. The John Woodall, whose arrival Liverpool is announced, is a ship of 1400 tons, destined for the China trade ; but better adapted, we ...
... 6 2l I in, m , ,The Earl of Errol has returned to his residence in Rich- Here 16 stone lo 12 3 11 7 LS wel l as he seem s t JOHN DAVIDSON, silk-printer, Garrett-lane, Wandsworth, mood Park from Scotland, and this his Lordship could o have fallen upon the ...
... north, who do not hide their arms, you may find those troops still more necessary to defend the partisans of an obnoxious government, and atill more obnoxious frnm this last measure.” Again, I am aalunished, proceeds Mr. Grattan, ** the people of England ...
... we believe that Sir John’s constituents would ever have heard of this new-born devouring zeal in the cause of Whig Reform-had not the cause of Whig Reform happened to be now triumphant. Sir John's indignation,” moreover, if Sir John be sincere, ought to ...
... Chapel, to Hamilton, eldest daughter of John - Wright, Esq. of Broom. On the fah September. at Tunbridge Wells, by special BMW. MMUS Henry. Lord el eat son of the Earl of - Carowath, to Mary Anne. relict of the late John Bleehford, Esq. of Altadore, county ...
... IN- FIRMARY, are respectfully requested to attend. Bute Thomas Charles Walter Coffin John Moore Richard Hill John Bradley Wm. Head Deacon James Lewis Geo. Thomas John Jas. Watkins W. D. Conybeare D. W. Davies E. P Richards R. Reece R. W. Williams Wm. Williams ...
... other counties Ireland would follow the example of Cavan, tire cause would proceed spite of infidelity aftd Pa- CAmat.) .* ; JOHN GODLY, Esq., seconded this resolution—Let the,unanimous sentiments of the Protestants loudly expressed and made known unequivocally ...
... apprehension of the man who had entrusted the horse and cab to the prisoner. WORSHIP-STREET. CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST A POLICEMAN.—John. Lapthorne, a police-constable of the G division, No. 182, was yesterday charged before Messrs. BENETT and TwvFohn, with having ...