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... general confiscation and to the establishment of repnblic (Cheers) agree with Lord John Russell in thinking that rebellion in the colonies be subdued arms agree with John Russell iu thinking the repeal of the union with Ireland must be resitted to the last ...
... BA, Trinity ; John B.A., Se Bees; —, Bees. : James Jobn's: 3 Edw. Harry Vi B.A., Queen's Stephen Exuperius William Jeffray, Balliol College |, M.A., col- B.A, Sz. s John’s; William Charles Dudley, B.A, James Alfred Boddy, B.A., St. John’s; Catherine Hall; ...
... that place requested to send particulars thereof Writing with the nature the securities if Mr John- Chester of Nor-briegs near Stavelcy aforesaid Woodtliorpe John jun of Spinktil! near Staveley aforesaid the Executors of JOSEPH SLAGG Antlall Personswlio ...
... wishful to recreate after the toil of business is over The above-mentioned premises were lately occupied by John Slack Esq but are occupied John Monk Esq as yearly tenant Lot II All those FREEHOLD Closes Fields or Parcels of rich MEADOW LAND situate in ...
... proposed to move on Lord John Russell’s motion Monday Mr T Duncombe gave notice that in case of Lord Russell’s resolution being carried he would move an amending to the effect that further reforms in Parliament were expedient Lord John Russell postponed from ...
... Meath; by Mr. D. Browne, from Mayo; by Mr. Views and Mr. Ashton Yates. from Carlow ; by Mr. Bellew. from Devon ; by Mr. H. Grattan, from Down, • Monaghan, Fermanagh, Armagh, and Doodalk ; by Major Marnamara. Irom Clare; and by Mr. Power, Mr. Barry, Mr. ...
... me andl was thrust into the dock like a criminal The case was called and I produced four witnesses Richard Pilling Mrs Ward John Chessop and Joel Brown upon whose evidence the Bench dismissed the case with costs With this decision Iconsidered for the sake ...
... inquiries this week into the state of the bo- tion of arms here: to ascertain whether there has been any collec- and we are proud and happy to ssy that the result has been in the highest There is no arm Boteven the sli tory. ing in this neighbourhood— trace ...
... Walmsley John Slack W Smith Thomas Steel Richard Sykes J K Wi-terbottom John Worslcy Agents STOCKPORT - MR WILLIAM COPPOCK HHtn o other hours hit ding-house Wellington Altrincham Mr Astitnn-under-Line Janies W Druggist Frodsham Hrery White Aston John Jardins ...
... given in which in organisation respectable inhabitant ol country and seeing efficiently organised ami armed others to the deponent communicated this Mr John head of considerable niagutrate This proposition witbgreet respect agreed to join in it iu friendly ...
... view of his body. The Coroner—ls your name John Cole, and is this (pointing to Mr. Cole, the witness from Chester,) your brother John Cule—tes. The Coroner—Well, do you know we are holding an inquest upon you John Cole—So I have been given to understand ...
... duello ’’ Again H Grattan it stnk us was not in a position according to the laws which govern affairs of this sort to have been met the Marquis of Londonderry Burely person calling himself gentleman expressed sentiments Mr H Grattan did when he use the ...