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... take place immediately, before they can recruit and get frrrtber supply of arms. beg the liberty of remarking tbe whole the volunteers well the Colle militia, have been under arms since thi> day week, and up day and night, and 1 fear cannot stand out much ...
... 111 miles per hour '! - oar it r. Cant. Moulton, I'.nsign ol the Yeomen the (.iiard, and I. N. Reeve, Standard Hearer of the Arms, were knighted at the Levee Wednesday last. The opening of lire Newcastle and Carlisle Railway look place on Monday. The distance ...
... chased border and elegantly embossed Plate, in the centre which is the following inscription under .Mr. Giles's arms and crest Presented to John Fohtxr (iiLKs. R*q. a Public Dinner Riven to hi* Friends Ledbury, Htb March, Is3B, a* their Keitard and Esteem ...
... acquainted with the inhabitants, to leave this five o'clock this morning, and go there to search for arms, not without hopes of taking Miotte. Some arms were taken, and two leading agitators brought in, who remain for examination to-morrow. I also learned ...
... lamdon, Aune, oldest daughter Mr. John Neville, Witney. the lltli imt., CheltenhaM, Mr. John Wall, to France* Fryer. the loth intt., at Moomoalh, Mr. Water*, to Miss Jane Case. On the inst., the Rev. George St. John, Heury olley, Ksq., son of the late ...
... fer'Mr. Grattan, claimed the right (under a clause of the statute) of striking independently of Mr. Howard, and was immediately followed Mr. Andrews, who, appearing for Mr. Howard, claimed the like right of striking independently of $lr. Grattan. Mr. Thesiger ...
... Morgan. llaynes Bayley. i Lady Morgan. Blanchard. Hon. Mrs. Norton. Thomas Campbell. I John Poole, author of Paul lit. Hon. T. P. Courtnay. | Pry. T. C. Grattan. I Mr. J. Quin. Mrs. S. C. Hall. Hamilton Reynolds. Benson Hill. j &c. The New Year being ...
... this county, th• Lady of arr. John of • daughter. Noy. lath. tho wife of Ur. Noettagua blot, *urgent' dandat, of toe., of a daughter. 23. $t Sr- Jobo's Clo;rob, Glusrootor, Mr. Heny Vaoghso, of tisk town, to Nomad & a John Avery, inner, of Alvin moat, ...
... James ; and John Cottle, 2 in., destroying fish, the property John Penned, at Malmesburv. For Trial:—John Lewis, stealing a bed, two quilts, pillow, and various articles of apparel, the property William Gingell, at Yatton Keynell; and John Davis, violently ...
... Ulhwuiid, both fur John Forster, From Dublin *the Lion, Cardigan, Lewis, 27, with 325 casks porter for Hupsill Brown. From John and Mary, of Milford, fcvann, 40, with 53 tons oats for I'hillpotts and Cu. From LoudomUrri/ *the Lovely, of Cardigan, Thomas, 37 ...
... National Guard of Paris, has already 111,000 signatures, whilst it is supposed that there are not more than National Guards under arms in tlie capital. The legitimists join eagerly in signing the petition. At Strushiirg similar petition has been prepared, and ...
... immediately, beloiethey can recruit, and get a further supply of arms. I beg the liberty of farther remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the La Colle Militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they ...