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... force an entrance, the daughter of th' woman residing in the house came to the premises armed with a bean hook, and attacked the officer and his assistant, and on the arm of the latter inflicted a severe cut just below the shoulder-joint, completely dividing ...
... Morrison, are ordered to join the service companies. 92d Depot—The draft with supernumerary and armed body from Mullingar to Dublin, 23d Oct. 25th. The armed party to return 27th Oct., to embark for Cork the 27th. Lieutenant Cox proceeds with the draft ...
... from Cbalham 9 a.M. this day for London. Wind 8.W., modernte, and fine weather j bar. 30 20, ther. 66. Margate, October 21.—Armed the Abby, Atkinson, from Limerick for London. Deal, October 21.—The Harmony, Douglas, from Rio Janerio Harriett, Moyse, and ...
... July 16.—The Margaret Balfour, Fitzsimondf, of Belfast, arrived from Sc. John’s (N, B.), spoke June 20, lot. 48. 30., tong. 49.23. brig George the Fourth, from Cadiz, for St. Johns (Newfoundland); all well. Ritlsnd (Dungloe), July 15.—Arrived on the |2tb ...
... Andrew's Church, Holborn, Esq. of Hampstead, to Jane, eldest daughter of Esq. of John-street, Bedford-row. On Wednesday, Sept. 13, at the parish church? cashire, John Boulfiower, Esq. surgeon of Salfail e , r Anne, youngest daughter of the late H. I ...
... Kingslaud.— Also a greenhouse and three nests of seed-drawers. Barking New-road, near the Abby Arms. Plaistow, Essex.—To Cowkeepers, Farmers. Butchers, and Others.—By JOHN HIND, the Premises, on TUESDAY. Oct. 24, at Eleven, by order of Mr.T. Cobley, sen., quitting ...
... Yana Tempest. The late Earl of Cardigan, who died at his residence in Portman-square, on Monday last, in his 68th year, was succeeded in his titles and estates by his only son James Thomas Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, Lieut -Colonel of the 11th ...
... Joseph Hudson and Thomas Busher, VVhite Lion-street, Spital- . ields, silk manufacturers. John Walker and James Walker, Leeds, cloth merchants. BANKRUPTS, John Burke, Golden-lane, St. Luke's, soap maker, to surrender Feb. 13, at two, and March 17, at ...
... as follows :—Margaret M'Mahon, wife of John M'Mahon, spirit dealer, Denmark street, who is yet in the ruins—her entire body a mass of livid contttsions ; John M'Mahon, their son, in a state of nudity, his arms andeiegs broken, and part of -his head blown ...
... Board of Control, on the subject of presents sent by the King of to his Majesty. Colonel SIBTHORPE seconded the motion. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said had requested his Rt. Hon. Friend (Sir J. C. Hobhousc) rot to address the House on the present occasion, not because ...
... next proclamation.” ' MARYLEBONE—Yesterday three stylishly dressed young men, who gave their names Charles Grace, John Goodwin, and John Marshall, the former of whom said he was gentleman, the second warehouseman, and the latter a clerk, were brought ...
... in which the process was going forward, and stood at the door with a baby, as innocent as waich lie looked himself, in his arms. I see you have something in hand, said one of the officers. Yes, sir, repled the defendant, poor child, I am obliged ...