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... ROBBERS. As John Clonrh, in ostler, in the employ of Nfr. son, of the Kiddall.lade Inn, between Leeds and TIMMS. ter, was returning home from Leeds, when near the gates of Mr. tiray, of Nforwiek Hall, he met seven men, some of them armed with bludzeons ...
... Willyman, Lareny of Dungannon, county Tyrone In some instances the band who were armed with and swords, contented themselves with breaking wiedows and carr ing away arms and other pro- perty : but in ot rer cases they maltreated the unfortunate inmates ...
... value, and proportion paid for the same at the lime of Pkket-offi-.es, Rownhain-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Wharf, Newport. j» JOHN JONES, Agent. ABERGAVENNY.—Coaches Daily I Tt»n these places and Newport. bijj D £ gar IRON WORKS, through Abercarn, New- the4 ...
... WATERFOKD 1 saw Mr. Keynolds frequently during the day, swore Mr. John Farrell, of the Arran-quay division, and 1 have reason to change my mind with regard to his conduct which was that of a person wi thing for order and regularity. I saw Mr. Reynolds ...
... Killyman that not in the possession of arms, and that does not know how to use them well any regularly trained soldier his Majesty’s service. Let the government look to this. While men arc permitted to hold arms who use them exclusively in the destruction ...
... es to Greenaway end Broad, but discharged fintlowith as to all his other creditors. John Cade we, to filen fresh balance sheet. The following persons were discharged John N Wholes, T. EIOIO3. Themes Llovirellin, William Ilmumont, ltidgwal. S. l'ain. Thomas ...
... countless thousands. (Sn these plains the warriors of ?? Crusaedrs met in deadly .ontlict their Saracen foes, until at lengtd the arms of Saladin again retook Jerusalem. 'I'he Moslem now rules over desert tracts once the rcite of mighty empires. it is in these ...
... been introduced; but it is no means likely to be generally adopted. The sleeve itseu is made very tight; almost close to the arm; and at the bottom, it is trimmed with three large bouillons descending almost to the elbow. These bouillonsate intermingled ...
... vilified were not present to defend themselves ? hear of no one u any part in the concerns of this bank but Mr. John Reynolds and who is this John Reynolds He came into Longford with diamond ring on bis finger • • • He belies those against whose character ...
... 12. In Dublin Castle, of water the braiu, the infant son of Captain Willis. Nov. 12, Golden Bridge, county of Dublin, Mr. John Coulton, aged years. At King-street. Atblone, in her flyth year, Hannah, relict of the late Richard lloltin, Esq., sincerely ...
... Inth Ltstant, at John Smith, son of the no. I. Smith loons., Wesleyan hliniquer. aged 10 year.. Oa the 7th instant, Mrs. Edward tlird, of Castile, aged 47. She nm en nffectlonate wife and tender parent. Oft the Sib Instant, Mr. John. of the Bells 191 ...
... Bed-toong Water Closet, Kit- chen, Scullerynand Cellars. Rent mn derate.- For particulars apply on the Premises, o~r at Mr. JOHN BII LLOvn's, Builder and Mascii, No. 7, William Henry-street, dlie Soho-street. ha _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ an TO ...