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... - By the Coroner—lt was on a very clear bright night. The deceased's bundle was found near the crossing after the accident. John Hughes, a porter at the White Bear, Piccadilly, was examined—He gave similar evidence to the last witness, and added that the ...
... navigators) named John Longtvorth, James Stones, 'John Cosgrove, William D,unn, and Adam Franklin. They were accordingly committed to take their trial for the offence at the next assizes.—Manchester Times. ESCAPE OF A THIEF.—On Friday, John Sparrow, a police ...
... —' I, A. B. du declare that it is not lawful upon any pretence whatsoever, to take arms age inst the King; and that I do abhor that traitorous position of taking arms by his authority against his person, or against those who are commissioned by him; and ...
... calibre, armed with the chqpiteau of the largest kind of rocket charged with an extremely combustible composition, and being at n.atne time so portable as to be carried with ease into places the most difficult of access. A rocket thus armed, and firmly ...
... Reed, Blackwall, Gateshead, Durham, paper manufacturers, at eleven, at the Bankrupt Commission Boum, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Feb. John Topping, Moorhouse Hall, Wigton, Cumberland, cattle dealer, at eleven, at the Crown and , Mitre Ina, Carlisle—Marth 8, T. Robinson ...
... (Dub- Nagle, Sir R. Whalley, Sir S. tin County) O'Brien, C. (Clare) Wilbraham, G. Gisborne, T. O'Brien, W. S. (Li- (Cheshire) Grattan, H. (Meath) merick County) Williams,W.(Coven.) Gully, J. O'Connell, D. (Kit- Young, G. F. (Tyne. Hall B. kenny City) mouth) ...
... returns were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would net he possible to judge of the state or Ireland. Mr. H. GRATTAN said, that he would have allowed the motion to pass if it had not been intimated that it was a motion of course, whereas it ...
... from them, and yet the noble lord could say in the face of this house, that no pain was experienced by them.—(Hear.) Mr. H. GRATTAN hoped he might be allowed to say a few words in support of the measure before the house. He would, as far as possible. avoid ...
... Cloncurry Henry Grattan, M.P. Daniel O'Connell, M.P. Dennis C. Brady, M.P. Janes Power, M.P. C. Fitzirnon, M.P. M John O wen , M.P. Cl o e rg me a n n ts Jo , h m n • O p: Connell, M.P. Hugh Owen o*en, M.P. Morgan O'Connell, M.P. E. B. Clive, M,P. John C. Westenra ...
... - NOES. Adam, Sir C. Gordon,R.(Cricklade)Phillipps, C.M.( Lei - Angerstein, John Goring H. Dent cestershire) Attwood, Thomas Grattan, H. (Meath)Poulter, J. S. Bacshaw, John Grote, G. Pryme, G. Baines, Edward Gully, J. Rippon, C. Barclay, D. Hawkins, ...
... Sir A. Gillon, W. D. Plumptre, J. P. Alston, R. Gordon,R.(Cricklade)Potter, R. Angerstein, John Gra' tam, Rt Hon Sin; Poulter, J. S. Attwood, Thomas Grattan, H. (Meath)Powerd. Barclay, D. Grimston, Lord `iris. Price, S. G. (Sand- Barclay, C. Hall, Benjamin ...
... approaching Spring Meeting will be Lord Eglinton, Henry Preston, Esq., and John Bell, Esq. August Ileeting—Lord IVilton, Lord Chesterfield, John Henry Low tiler, M.P.; and the Hon. John Charles Dundas, M.P. T . IT'S ALL HUMAN NATURE.—At a fire New Yo r ...