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... Cheshire. He was killed by the falling of a cask of coffee, in Oldhall-street. _ _ _ ------- day, Mr. JOHN PETERS, Port Surveyor, Aberdovey, Cardigan Bay. Same day, aged 19, Miss Maul ISABELLA WHEELHOUSE. On Tuesday last, at Wavertree, aged 29, CAROLINE ...
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... also thcee scriptural subjects by the same master, and two portraits. In (be centre the ceiling, which is stuccoed, are the arms of England and Saxe Meiaingen, upon shields richly emblazoned, surmounted with crown, the whole entwined with oak leaves, and ...
... county Cork, were attacked on Satur- l arg day last, by ait armed p arty, who cardied off three guns. met The Cork Coasi~tulion describes the capture of four men also who had bee going out armed and disguised, serving t he threatening notices, and eommittiig ...
... 8., from MBS. now first published from the Oriitinals in of the Family, and Materials for hia Life left by the Admiral. By JOHN BARROW, Esq , F.R.B. Now ready. H. In 3 vols., post Bvo., ERNEBT SINGLETON. the Author of '• Dr. Hookweil. Now ready. 111 ...
... hands of the association. Mr. John O'C >nnell expressed his approval of the course taken by Mr. Dunne, and said that the committee would manfully do its duty. Mr. Reynolds took the same view, and rated Messrs. Browne and Grattan soundly tor their votes on ...
... CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.—An inquisition yesterday took place before Mr. Curry, the borough coroner, on view of the body of John Wilkinson. A boy of 14 years of age, named Doyle, was in custody. Owen Handwright said,—l am a cooper, and live in Midghall-street ...
... his addressing jury for nearly an hour in hi* assumed character barrister! Tub Earl of Cardigan and hi* Assailants.—A new onslaught has been made upon Lord Cardigan by the ministerial papers, and groundwork for it they have bad recourse lo tbe story his ...
... ,Toumiss OldJeiIy.let cr5, John Drake From the London Gazette of Tuescday, Dee 2-2. 4 CLEMENTS, Robert, publican, Notland Armns, Addison-read o North, Notting-hill. DENTON, John, lricnsed victualler, Golden Fleete, St. John- 4 street-roald. Clerkeuwell ...
... opinions of magistrates. Mr. Henry Grattan tendered his resignation, avowing his opinions to be in favour of Repeal. The reply was, that the resignation would be accepted, if M r . Grattan attended a Repeal meeting. Mr. Grattan replied, and the resignation ...
... relations with foreign powers, nor the state of the revrsnue, manufactures, or commerce, were subjects of con gratulation. Mr. H. GRATTAN proposed an amendment of t;he paragraph relating to Ireland. He urged the necessity of repealing the Irish Poor Law, stigmatized ...
... enabled to state, that both in the north and in the south of Europe the contending parties have consented to a suspension of arms for the purpose of negotiating terms of peace. The hostilities carried on in the island of Sicily were attended with circumstances ...