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... Fagan, who, in a very temperate speech, supported the views advanced on Friday night by Mr. Keogh. Mr. H. Grattan followed on the same side. Lord John Russell briefly reviewed the circumstances of the case, view to show that Mr. Keogh was not justified in ...
... Astley’s Amphitheatre was on fire. Mr. Broadhurst, the proprictor of the Crown Tavern at-the-corner. of Stangate-street, Mr. Johns, the beker, and some other tradesmen were called into the theatse by one of the a German named Yoek, and: on their arrival ...
... to Sir John Huh house and the Board of Control, would be of ' vice in the cause. A communication was received at Greenock Saturday, from the Crown-office EJiDhurgh. mtimatine her Majesty’s pleasure to commute the sentence of death passed John Thomson ...
... Church-street, Greenwich, relative to the death of John Finiy, aged 24, late a fireman on board the Souter Johnny, steam-tug, whose body was picked up in tbe river at Bugsby’s Hole, off East Greenwich. John Ratland, of 17, Londonstreet. Ratcliffe, deposed ...
... Messrs. Murray, Chasles Mills, Edward Lawford, John Alexander John Gelli- brand Hubbard, Thiselton, J. Petty Muspratt, Thomas C. Smith, Josiah Wilson, Cornelius Lea Wilson, Richard Lea Wilson, Henry Alexander, John Loch, Dodd, Robert Westwood, W. Croft, James ...
... Cheshire, plumber. John Allen, Alfreton, Derbyshire, innkeeper. Joseph John Monk Mason Scott. Liverpool, corn merchant. Thos. Hitchcock. Alrewas, Staffordshire worsted manufacturer. Geo. Parsons, Long Sutton. Lincolnshire, surgeon. John Lythgoe, Liverpool ...
... perceived from the Were you aware of your having arm* on board? Al what moment did the men arm themselves did not know that there were any arms on hoard till they were taken from carriage for the purpose arming several men. There were three or four chests ...
... yesterday, civil bill decrees are never pul into execution the nub-sheriff, unless in cases which requite the presence an armed force ; and I therefore decline to act upon the decrees delivered, unless expressly directed by the hoard guardians so to do ...
... them were concerned in the brutal murder of Mr. Blood, of Applcvale, and the other (John) was one of the party that fired upon, and wounded, Mr. Synge. It happened that John Casey’s trial, for the latter offence, was to come on the day his brothers paid the ...
... which the other, who affected not to understand him. archly replied, ** Why, what else was he fit to run against * Earl or Cardigan.— Lady Langdale was sitting next to fjord Hill the other evening after dinner, and on cracking a walnut (the skin of which ...
... complaining that lime, hut did com plain a little the day before. After dinner that day, stood up from the table, stretched out his arms, and extended his chesi, and said he felt plethora. took very drink Thursday evening. He was perfectly collected Alien left ...
... the expectation ot some decisive announcement from Lord John Russell ; and number of peers, spiritual and temporal, among whoin were Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Abinger, Lord Cardigan, the Bishop of Rochester, Lord Rllenborough, Lord Combemere ...