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... years, Mr, Thomas Simpson, of the Hepworth's Arms Inn, Idle, to Miss Elizabeth Hobson, of the same place. On Friday last, at the parish church, Leeds, hy the Rev. Edw. Brown, Mr. William Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, to Miss Mary Ann Dodsworth, of Red ...
... BEg. ol Glondyfi castle, Cardigan-At Charlton, Kent, Livut. J. Harvey, ii.. A. to Jane, eldest dais. of Wm. Miller, Esq. of Southampton-At Kensington, Mr. John Hayes, of Winchester, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Mr. John Paine, of the Clapham ?? Limehouse ...
... the hours of seven and eight o’clock, a farmer named Denis Murphy, of Foxfort, near Bansha, was barbarously murdered by an armed party, five in number, within a few yards of his own door, the presence of his wife and children. The only cause assigned for ...
... CHARfLES WHYTE, D. L. County Down, JOHN LINI)SAY, J. P. THOMAS CRAWFORD, J. P. ROWLAND CRAIG, C. Peace. DowrNPATitirct, Nov. l8th, 1837. (762 NOT1ICIIX HFrxny GRATTAN, Esq. and ' ri r HE severaI TEsN- MARtY O'KELLY GRATTAN, I r ANTB of the Mar. bis Wife, ...
... Byrne, Cuolbawu, John B.reu ;an and Philip Kirwan, ymanu , Edward Neill, Kilpipe, 'ylveMer Bvrne, Cloan, Edward Callen, Mucklagb, Daniel Kirwan ami John Doyle, Kilacloran,2*. 61. cicli John O'Neill, Thomas M*Daniel, John M 1 Daniel. John ...
... occupation of John Flinn, John Ken- nedy. and John Hurley, respectively, at Rents amount- ini., to £2. Lor. 3. All those FOUR MESSUAGES or DWEL- LING-HOUSES adjoining the above, in the occupation of John Thomas, John Bryant, D.miel Daviss, ...
... Win Conway of Do ryddan St Asaph Esq Merionethshire Scott of Botalog Esq John Manners Kerr of Plasissa Esq John Bird of Esq Montgomeryshire Martin Williams of Brongwyn Esq Sir John Conroy Bart of Llauhrynmair WALES Breconshire— Dun-an Thompson Sonny-Bank ...
... Volunteers amounted to 2,788, and the number of spectators was very considerable. On this occasion, the celebrated Henry Grattan was one of the Aides-de-camp to the Earl Charlemont. Soon after this review, the Belfast Volunteer companies provided themselves ...
... contended) seemed determined to economy in their expenditure usual The next appointments were William Chaser John Mann water-bailiff’s Robert Gosnall and John Benneworth were-re-elected scrgeanu-at-mace with a salary of per annum each Benneworth appointed tovrn-crier ...
... enough to endurg her wrongs, she still possesses spirit and courage to avenge them. I remain, dear lord, truly vours, HENRY GRATTAN, Lord Cl on curry, Dublin, Inland. TO DANIEL O’CONNELL. ESQ.. M.P. Sir—ln the r. port your speech the National Trades* Political ...
... to have had for one of their representatives the Manches- ter Manufacturet. whose able arguments had done much to repress John Bull's pugnacious propensities in refer- ence to his contissental neighbours, and to instil into the minds of our countrymen ...