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... when intoxicated, to leap into the dock with a child in his arms, and swim round it. —fi. Arrest of Coiners. —On Monday, in consequence of private information which he received, Inspector Grattan succeeded in arresting, in the vicinity of Kilmainhatn, three ...
... between John Glasheen and his sister, and being about to give up possession to the sister, who had administered to her late mother, John lasheen came to the house and assaulted his sister and Quill, and having taken the letter up in his arms, carried ...
... Carmarthen and Borough, Saturday, November 17. Pembrokeshire.. At Haverfordwest and Town, Monday, November 19. Cardiganshire.. At Cardigan, Wednesday, November si. Brecknockshire.. Brecon. Friday, November 33. the City of Bristol, Monday, November 26. Somersetshire ...
... Gurney Papers. By the The American Bobadil. By Editor. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Admiral Lord Mizenderk's Retrospection. Narrative. By the late Letters fromn Ireland. By Watty Cockney, Esq.- John Carne, Esq. Edited by the Authorof The Lesson of Life. By Id ...
... Wednesday, Curry’s-lane, of healthy male infant. In hours idler tiie woman of the house observed the infant dead in the mother’s arms, the string of the cap being drawn tight round the infant’s neck.—The unfortu> nate woman was placed in custodv, and the .Mayor ...
... row ; Thomas Kcnna, Love lane John Elliott, ana John aud Henry Burke, Thomas.street; and John iras. WISLIILLAKEOI'S. One shilling each from the lolluwmg, : John Kennedy, North Frederick street; John Ward, Castle street; ...
... Artioles: The Gurney Papers. the The American B»hadil. By T, Editor. C. Grattan, Esq. Admiral Lord Mizendeck’-* Nar- Retrospection, live. By the late Watty Letters from Ireland. By John Cockney, E«q. Edited the Came, Esq. Author of “Paul Pry.” The Lessons ...
... worthy remark, that the East India Company has within a few months furnished the Rajah of Lahore with a considerable supply of arms, which are not, in former times, such as have been rejected, but the same are put into the hands of the Sepoys in the British ...
... patronage of the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Powell, of Nanteos, the worthy Repre- sentative and Lord Lieutenant of the county of Cardigan. The town is well chosen. It is on the borders of South and North Wales, and the accommodation for strangers is ample The ...
... following nobility and gantry have chsngtd horses at the 801 l daring resent week,—Gsa. Blsckbnra, Mrs Fsclor, Countess of Cardigan. Countess of Clare, Sir Geo. Villiers, Lord Boy»«, Cspt. Fergoson, Lard Torringtoa. Baron Vsn Wetsr, J A. Dross, Esq., Pulteosy ...
... American Bobadil, By ', C. Grattan, Esq. Retrospection Letters from Ireland. By John Carne, Esq. The Lesson of Life. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. The Manager's Note Book—No. 11. Nell Gwynne, Alexander Pope Papers of a Gentleman-at-Arms, edited by H. Brownrigg ...
... 0 11. MP. 0 John Selby, London, 10 0 John Oalluit. ditto, 10 0 A. 11. Lynch, 0 Mrs. Lynch, 0 N. Vigors. MP. * 0 Hon, Col. Butler. I 0 0 Sir Wm. Brabamn, Bart.,ditto, 10 0 John A. Yates, ditto 10 0 Morgan J. O’Connell, ditto, 0 Henry Grattan, ditto, 10 ...