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... the Lords of the Admiralty as the widow of one Captain John Pugh, R.N., who died iu Plymouth-hospital on the 21st of October, 1837. She had obtained a certificate of the marriage of Captain John Pugh and had forged the name by adding her own name to the ...
... Dublin, should take the sente of the House upon the question of their going into committee. After an observation from Mr. B. GRATTAN aad Mr. Mr. O’CONNELL «*>d that the of tb« matter upon the Governmrnt, which by the lion. Member for Newcastle, consisted ...
... Ireland. Lady Morgan. Haynes Bayley, Lister, Burney, Edgeworth, Godwin. Mrs. Shelley. Miss Landon, idiss Milford, St. John. Grattan, Ainsworth, ike. Ac. also, Barrow’s popular Dictionary of Facts and Knowledge, KkK)copies; Dr. Vincent Education, 100 copies ...
... the Lord I ham berlain anwinst theatrical performences in the City Westminster on Wc-i nevdai and Friday* during Lent.—Lord JOHN RL SSELL oppose.! the nudion. —Sir JAMES GRAHAM strongly supported the view taken the ia»rd. with whom the Hon. Baronet stated ...
... Ireland, Lady Morgan, Haynes Bayly, Lister, Burney, Edgeworth, Godwin, Mrs. Shelley, Aliss Landon. Miss Mitford, St. John, Grattan, Ainsworth, &c. Also Barrow's popular Dictionary of Facts and Knowledge 1,000 copies; Dr. Vincent o n Ed u cation, 100 ...
... Bee. Heard; and Dapper, Sohler, for Jersey. Osprey (s), for Dublin. John, Harding, for Plymouth. Mastery, Jersey ; and packet Sutton, for Swansea. John and Hannah, for Padstow. John and Mary, Cridland; Fame, Phillips; and Earl Kingston, for Carmarthen ...
... EXPRESS PROM LIVERPOOL. (From second edition of Th* Tinm of this morning.) The William Penn steamer, which armed at Tirerpool yesterday afternoon from Waterford, fell in with the packet-ship George Washington qq Saturday last, off Tuskar, and brought ...
... prisoner came into his room and told him she had s. en the Kgs of a man sticking out from under her bed. Mr. Fowler immediately armed himself with a poker, and stood at the bottom of the stairs prevent the fellow's escape, while he sent the prisoner a friend ...
... equeny noble, ,g rt Your obedient servant, To J. A. Roebuck, Esq. HENRY FITZROY. C Lughingic , n, F. Ornmanney ; Admiral 'Arming, apt. Meager, tem-ions of shame, had determined on secreey : and very snugly was the transaction hushed up. At length Lord ...
... March, be would move for leave to bring hl a Bill to alter and amend the laws relating to the sale of beer (hear, hear Mr. GRATTAN meowed his notice respecting the appropriation of the 50,0001. mutually voted for the purposes of don in Ireland, for the ...
... resort to factitious or tad-laps excnees, as tan frsqnsnlly the practice—if sou Id show that real and fsnn jWr negotiations arm going foe the ptnpesa of carrying this most desirable object into sdTsst. (Mr. Ctbaenj would not pram his motion. Bat aaltas ...
... have arm they hart grounds to think that the Jean and Allice may hire bur Ike certainty of which they wo cannot poaiiltriymett, rain. When wc hear any more from the lower Islaoas ia the bay, wa will communicate It without loss of thne. The John Whyte ...