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... Wednesday, who cut him across the head through the hat. Richard Morrison deposed that was cut across the arm a soldiei. but his coat was not cut through. Mr. John Roberts deposed that he was struck down by soldier with such violence Ibat his sight was for the ...

... attention of the house to proceedings which ere taken in in the Penryn case Mr was chairman of the committee reported that John Stan bury having been summoned the Speaker’s warrant not appeared before the committee according to such warrant and that a ...

... as Irish Secretary: and in 1813, we have Mr. Secretary Peel opposing (March 3) Mr. Grattan's motion for a Committee on the 'Catholic claims; also (March 23) Sir John Newton's motion for a Committee on the state of education in Ireland. But if the new ...

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... 5, and Fortitude, 6, for New Zealand t William Stowell, 5, for the South Sea Fishery; William ketcalf, 7, for London; the John Barry, 12, for London; the Henry Freelin g 13, thr the South Seas; the Lady Nottnanby, 14, fo r t h e Mann-111s; the George ...

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... the Sergeant at Arms.— Agreed to. Lord HENNIKER then presented a petition from John Eddowes Sparrow, expressing contriliou for his offenie, and praying for his discharge from Newgate. Sir B. VERE presented similar petitions from John Bond and Arthur Bott ...

... authority, to which they owe allegiance, and in which they might, probably, incur defeat and disgrace, And dishonour to the British arms—certainly without hope of adequate reward in any event. - In conclusion, his lordship cited the acknowledgment of the present ...

... idea as to how the robbery had been: effected. - John BabbY, 64 13, said that he stopped the prisoner shortly after the robbery had been discovered, in neighourhood of Pirnlico, with the property under his arm. Suspecting that it b 4,1 stolep detained him ...