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... the O. P. row, disturbed the town for above week from its propriety, and caused dismission of old Brandon, and the amende of John Kemble. Since that time have bad various prices ; and present the jvtie milieu system appears on the ascendant. In the reign ...
... Yorkshire, scribbling ?? 8torr, John Nortimer, and John Samuel Hunt, of New Bond-street, ?? (o for au regards Paul Starr)-Thomas Anderson, of Manchester, Adam Anderson, of H uddersfield, William Thorburn, of Manchester, and John Tyne, of Paddock, near Hudderasfeld ...
... that view he hoped and trusted the people would attend Mr. Stephens on the day of his examination on Thursday, without any arms or warlike instruments, or without any banners or music, but firm, collected, and united. (Loud cheers). He hoped, as they ...
... well-known slanderer, John Edward Taylor. If pi oof be wanting of that man's falsehood, ; he has fur- nished it this day, in his report of the examination in Mr Stephens's case before John Ken worthy, Esq. You will there find that John Edward Taylor, instead ...
... grace and party intend to make aquatic excursions in the beautiful bay of that city. During the week a very large shipment of arms has Weil made to Leghorn per the Gulnare t Captain V aug h an ; 800 aes, each containing 10, equal to 8,000 muskets and b.yon ...
... been clothed most unostentztiously with every article that comfort and ncatness may require; the girls by the Countess of Cardigan, the boys by the Earl. The poor, in sickness and distress, are visited by her lady- ship with a benevolent heart. The castle ...
... Elisvitch. -His carpet bag and trunk were seized and examined, it appears, in the presence of Sir John Colborne, before whom he was himself likewise carried. Sir John treated him with every courtesy, and immediately he learnt who he was, ordered his release ...
... thinking that rebellion in the colonies must subdued force arms. agree with Lord J. Russell in thinking that the repeal pf the union with Ireland mu-t U,* resisted to the last extremity. agree with Lord John Russell, or, rather, did agree with thinking that organised ...
... default to one month's imprisonment. Police Office, Borough of Boston—On Monday last, four lads, named Jonathan Norton, John Potman, John ' Green and Joseph Horton, Boston, were brought up under a charge disturbing the congregation at the Methodist Chapel ...
... head, neck, and arms ; and although medical assistance was promptly secured, she gradually sauk, and expired on Saturday morning. —On Tuesday an inquest was held at Dalby, Leicestershire, before Mr. John Gregory, jun., on the body of John Henry Wade, a ...
... Carr, E-q. John W. Childers, E-q., M. P. Henry Cooper, Esq. Sir .lame- Eyre, M. D. Robert Bavies, E*q. William Haigh, E-q. James Gadsden. Esq. Joseph Bulkeley Johnson, Esq Charles James Hanson, E ...
... the management of the match : — Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. F. Boscovitz, Mr. R. A. Brown, Mr. Robert Cadman, Mr. John Luccock, Mr. J. Muff ; Mr. John Rhodes, secretary. Lunar Rainbow. — This beautiful atmos- pherical phenomenon was. seen in Leeds and neigh- ...