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... Francis vmurtney, Friday. The jury, which was locked up in the case of were, however, a quitted. . . , John indicted for attack with firearms on the John Proctor, Thomas Thompson, Alex. Tipping, dwelling-house Patrick Campbell, was discharged this Thomas ...
... discharged by proclamation:—Henry Farnell, Samuel Farnell, Ann Wright, George James Symmonds, George Nares, John Johnson, John Brayshaw, Joseph Jaques, John Ross, William Hodgson the younger, Thomas Kawliuson, Susan I.each, Rachael Thornton, Daniel Kil Bride ...
... acknowlcdgc'l by our hi«» ' this Erand district ba»«eonviith asUtnishmt'nt and . l!u* Orangemen of Irelan (prounded ' r . \. l , John Husacll Koval the Duke some of the dipnitarirt of the f lurt ilaoW of this early opportunity tb* therein That tiran-l Oran ...
... his death. SENTENCES. John Brow eonvicted at the Gutichall, on Wonday week. of picking. at © Mus and whose supposed to of the | moon mob,” has been to be for fourteen veare. Janes one of the seven highwaymen who were. ulsed by John Clough, on the Bar eck ...
... Particulars. &c., the Premises; the place of Sale; and of John Hind, Auctioneer, Cannon-street, St. George’s, Middlesex. lid Ford, a short distance from the Plough, in Bow-road, Middlesex.— By JOHN HIND, THIS DAY, March 14, at Twelve, at Garraway’s Coffee-house ...
... against the Estatce of thle saidl Ma)rgaret II ughes ateo also (lesired to send in a p~articu la r of their Claim to the salid John TIowvnley, I ons or before thec saidl First day of April next, in order thalt the same may be investigated and settled. J.TO ...
... ns already advertised ..£456 John Truman Ville- Messrs. Westmacott hois, Esq .£lOO 0 0 andGoodson £2 2 0 Arriend to the Church 21 0 0 Mr. Greive 5 5 0 Mr. John Gregory. 21 0 0 Mr. W. H. I' Anson 11 1 I 0 Mrs. John Gregory .. 5 5 0 Mr. Henry I' Anson ...
... W. T. Alder- Rev. ). Holcombe 2 0 0 son - - 1 1 0 Rey.Jas.Hokombe2 0 0 Rev J Twenty- John Leach, Esq. 2 0 0 man - - 1 1 0 Mbs Walker -2 00 Rev.W. R. Holmes 1 10 John Adams, Esq. 1 o o Rev. G. A.Buttef- Mrs. Adams - I 00 ton - -110 Mrs. 3. Adams - 1 0 ...
... Hood, for Jamaica ; Mary Hudson, Johnson, for Naples; Rattlesnake, Houghton, for Odessa: Traveller, Parrot, for Madeira. The John Pink, from Jamaica, put back yesterday and remains. The St. James, for New York, sailed this morning. Canton, Nov. a—The Roktodftle ...
... that there should be 5,000 men armed with muskets? Was that consistent with that freedom which every man in England justly boasts of? He asked whether this was or was not the case in Ireland? Was not the police obliged to arm? He fancied he might almost ...
... belts-id. Was it possible to conceive words stronger than these ?—( Hear, and cheers from the Opposition Members.) Mr. H. GRATTAN was understood to say that the army was not present. Sir JAMES GRAHAM was most willing to refer to the testimony given before ...
... and that the whole ofthe armed police force would be under the exclusive direction ofthe Lord Lieutenant. This Bill made a most extraordinary alteration in this respect, for not only were the watchmen to be absolutely an armed police ofthe municipality ...