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... on came to the determination of arming the Mary, and proceeding to their immediate rescue, getting two long six pounders from the Hero, with aptain Smith and five men, also three twelve pound carronades and small arms from the Whitby. All being ready ...
... -BANKRUPTS, John Dauncey, Baltonsborough, cattle-dealer William Conger, Thomas Bialale, Joseph Senior, Richard Stapleton, Jonathan Hainsworth, Benjamin Turner, Edward Bailey, John Milnes, K illiam Alayman, ItichardShaw,John Oldroyd, John Brearey, ...
... William Bars, chief mate ; Edward Barridge, second mate ; Henry• George, steward; Francis Brown, John Heart, Charles Charles, Hugh Doon, John Lee. John Harrington, seamen. Captain Crowder and his crew embarked yesterday (Thursday morning) on board the ...
... and Frances Smart, for fourteen days each, for stealing a quantity of turnip greens, the property of John Tanner, at Bradford.t—George Morris and John Clark, for three weeks each, for stealing a large quantity of turnip greens, the property of William ...
... witness placed himself under a sofa in the back drawing-room with the aid of a person named John Thomas, valet to Lord William Paget. On that day Lord Cardigan came to Queenstreet as was expected. Its and Lady William l'aget were alone in the drawing-room ...
... Newnham, Gloucestershire, 'Borates Henry Bardwell, John Thwaltes, Joseph Bartrum, and James Homey, 74 and 75. Holborn bridge, City, woollen drapers (so far as regards John Pigtails) John Leach and John Baker. Cross street, Finsbn-y, wine and stout me:chants ...
... impriaotonent. John Sanefers tvaistramonetl by Smith Seeley, to show can e why lie shodd ram be adjudged as the boner of a female bastard child of which she liad been delivered on the Itith of June, at Cirencester: Sue deposed that John Sander:, of Cirencester ...
... attended WAS John Pert, Esq.. of Oxford-street. Mr. l'eart had just signed his name in the book, and scarcely had the gentleman who followed hint completed his signature, when a gurgling noise proceeded from Mr. Feart's throat ; he fell into the arms of a gentleman ...
... 2373 pine deals, 750 pine deal ends, for John Forsiee.-..From Wybsirg -the Thorndal, of Sunderland, Wilkie, 246, with 3252 redwood deals, 966 redwood batting, 72 redwood deaf ends, a quantity of lethwood, for John Forster.-From St, Andrew's, New Brunswick-the ...
... Upon going in, Le said that he carted at the request of Sir John Have to demand two tinge which slue (the countess) had passed from Su John Hate'• heeds to the hands of Miss Todhunter. Sir John had retired by this time. The baroness said she had not the ...
... is probable that if help had nut been at haud, they would have been veryseverely injured. Mr. SlepheN Kirby. of the Bathurst Arms, North Cerney, was charged by tha constable of that place with keeping his house open at unlawful hours. Ile stated that on ...
... At about 7 o'clock, a report el 111- caue,but at a rabbit -which pieked it.p id arms was heard in the direction of deary, and on the inmates ' ...