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... digested plot The and Times the Rt Hon Henry Grattan his Son The following remarks on this work which course created great sensation in political world are from the Naval and Military Gazette “ life of Grattan so intimately up with history of his countiy ...
... and President St John’s coll in this University unanimously Master that Society in the room the late Rev Dr and Thursday the T Crick BD elected Fellow and the same Society in the place of Tatham Thursday last the Rev J J Blunt BI) St John’s coll unanimously ...
... Birmingham John Legge Lucas, Birmingham, druggist, November30, December 27, at the Ssvai hotel. Solicitor, Dalby, London John Prescott, Leeds, shoemaker, November -23, December 27, at the Court-house. Solicitor, Leadbeater, Mirfield John Booth, Itawdon ...
... London, the Rt. Hon. Thos. Frankland ,Lewis, to Marianne, only dau. of the late John Ashton, Esq.- i At Cheltenham, Mr. Edmd. Santon, to Miss Ann Bennett; also, ,Mr. John Jessett, to Miss Elizabeth Heath, all of that town- .George, eldest son of Mr. Thos ...
... Common on last between Marquis Bentiek Grattan Esq MP J Esq some expressions in in reference to Grattan’s quoted Mr O’Connell at were distance on signal being i Mr Grattan’s then tired air the part Mr Grattan then himself satisfied terminated to the ...
... performed Knowles' Mr GRATTAN Helen Mrs GRATTAN Alter which Principal Elois-e Juiieite G Musical Farce of Arinette Jockey) TUESDAY’ FOUEO JULIET Mr GRATTAN And Madame Mrs GRATTAN WEDNESDAY’ Shahsieare’s IT Mr GRATTAN Rosalinda Mrs ...
... son of the superin- tendent of the police ; saw the prisoner among the crowd, armed with a gun or stick, during the attack. Daniel Evans also saw the prisoner; he was armed with a gun; saw him firing. He fired into the Westgate window. He fired into the ...
... manner, and not bring such an affair upon himself needlessly; but without effect. laid down one pistol, and rested the other his arm take his aim. Both Mr. (». B. and Mr. Both, his own friend, called to him to fire fairly. V B.) Besides the unfairness of using ...
... ?? Crewkekrne, aged 76, J. P. Lowmaen, Esq.-Mrs. Jones, wife of Mr. Jones, draper, Cardigan-.At Cardiffi, aged 62, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, formerly of the Cardiff Arms inn-Win. Geo. Adam, Esq. late accountant-general of the court of' Chancery- At Swansea ...
... which was hanging outside the door, had its front part torn cleanly oft', and the bird which contained tiew away. u-j'Fhc arm the deceased was amputated about midway between the elbow and shoulder falling across iron bar of about an inch and half in ...
... o’clock given were coining Riot Act immediately read further for could taken above thousand fellows John Esq late ill the commission of the peace the Lord John Russell their in front Westgate Hotel having that point called Stow-liill which the side the gate ...
... GAOL.-Johas Watts, for stealing the gods f Rihard Hunt; John Brown, for uttering counterfefit ?? and esering the dwelling-house A his gode therein; Harriet Barlet. orstelig he cuua f as.hissns; John Gunter, forstelin a ibl frm te EeneerChapel, the property ...