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... Warwickshire - 6642 NORTHAMPTON ASSIZES. John acton, Samuel Swann, and Richard Lee, were charged with having, the night of Monday, the 9th of January last, entered certain lands, the property of the Earl of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for the destruction ...
... Darien, Camara on, with blares; Elisabeth, Johns, from Aberthats, with liureatones; Peter and Sarah, Welle; Mary Ann, Pierre, from Barnstaple; Maria, Kidwell from Bideford; Henry. Llewellyn; Ely, Bowen; John mini 1611 y. from Milford; Hughes, (ruin ; ...
... Sheridan. The Gentlemren at Large, Mr Fitzroy and Mr W T Hamiltor' The Master of the Horse, Captain Vaughan. The Ulster King of Arms, and Mr A Betham. AIDE DE CAMPs -The Hon G Liddell, G Boyle, F G Dil on, Captain Williams ; Messrs Stanley, MacnamaraI gRewes ...
... mercy. Six Months' Imprisonment, with Hard Labour. ITii/iaTrt Blades, 50, and John Humphrey, 25, charged with enteriog certain in the possession of the Eail of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for ihe parposa of destroying game and rabbits, pleaded ...
... Mr-Commissioner Law, ordered to be discharged forthwith :— 13eiijaiiiiii Jeffreys, John Moses, William Pros- ser, Thomas Bailinger, the younger, Samuel Booth, Rees Thomas, John Watkins, Thomas Lewis. Previously discharged by detaining creditors—James Tesdale ...
... Brougian Lo d Brougham descends from John Vaux of Catverjro, through the marriage of his only child Jane Vaul swit Thomas Brougham, of Brougham. This John Vaux, of Cat. . terlen, derived his descent from Sir John Vaux, of Catteron, the second son of Robert ...
... and a trial will be sufficient to prove its excellence and general utility.—Price, 4s. per Bottle, Small do. 2s. Apply to Grattan, Belfast; Sloan, Armagh ; Scott, Ncwry; Douglas, Dungannon; and Pollock, Figgis, k Co. Dublin. NOW IN PORT. Regular Traders ...
... 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 ...
... letters and a newspaper. the same evening the house of man of the name of Win. Carew, SlinuhaJly, was attacked by about seven armed ruffians, who bred several shots into the house. These ruffians had their faces blackened. —Tipperary ConstitHtion. COUNTY ...
... of sale, and prices barely supported. Flour sold at steady prices Hemp—No sale* worthy of not* have transpired; prices are Arm. Hides—The transactions of the week have only been very trifling extent; Urge public sales are advertised for the Instant. Molasses ...
... the follow! I’kTKII Win. TJsjly, W. M.Heailr, Richard Cox, Wm. Izod, J. 11. J >I1C«, (Jorg John Po«('r, RING ASSIZES Grand Jury was sworn • LAN, Fore an, John stipe, Clas Bavly, itK iieophi'sH St, (j.or^P, 11. nr) iin, Jl.tlll Will ll* WIII. Nlnnnnril ...
... petitions w.s interrupted, although many good and conservative members appeared with bundles of them under their arms. The Late Sik John Soane.— The executors mod trustee! under the will of this gentlemen have refused to make themselves participators ...