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... gaol by the Coroner—Clare Journal. Daring Outrage.—Armed Parties.—A!>out the hour of nine the evening of Sunday (!!) last thirteen or fourteen armed men went to the residence of respectable farmer named John Cuddy, of Curragheen, within two miles of Tipperary ...
... Hugh Dunlop. Irvine, merchant, Sept. 23, Oct 10, two, at the King’s Arms Inn, Irvine. Janies Harvey. Glugow, surgeon. Sept 24, Oct 13, two, the Writing of Mr. Donald, Glasgow. John Halton, Dundee, merchant. Sept 21, Oct 12. at two, at the Royal Hotel ...
... specimens:are now preserved in her Majesty's scrap book, .whih:,As of a most elegant and costly description. On the cover the royal arms are beauti- fully emblazoned; end beneath is the following inscription.- 'ETCHINGS : , . R ~~1840,: ,- . ; VlCTon1A AND AnE1ST ...
... CHRISTOPHER WATSON, WALLS BUCHANAN, JOSEPH EDWARDS WILLIAM TURTON JOHNSON BUCHANAN, JOHN PARRY, JOHN ELLAM'ES, CHARLES H TINTON JOHN LONGWORTH, ANDREW CLARKE, ROBERT NPCLAY, JOHN HUDSON, GEORGE SMITH, GEORGE BICKERSTAFF JOH! , KEWN, DANIEL GELLING, EDWARD LAW ...
... bring as to the period slyer Whig manila shall tease and the demands of die Radicals be resirmtfully attended to.—Bererman. arm letter from the Bradford woulcombers is giveil in soother column, from which it appears that among th-m suffering is eating ...
... JOIN LONGWORTH, ANDREW CLARKE, ROBERT M'CLAY, JOHN HUDSON, GEORGE SMITH, GEORGE BICKERSTATF, Jon! , KEwN, DANIEL GELLING, EDWARD LAW. JOSEPH EDWARDS ' , WILLIAM Tt7RTON7 JOHNSON BUCHANAN, JOHN PARRY, JOHN ELLAMES, CHARLES HUNTON, We understand the reverend ...
... common decency.—Merthyr Guardian. DUEL BETWEEN LIEUT.-COLONEL THE EARL OF CARDIGAN (11th DRAGOONS), AND LIEUT.-TUCKETP, LATE OF THE SAME CORPS.—In consequence of the 'Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that certain letters published recently in the Morning ...
... Proserpine, Captain Hough, R.N., pul into Fahaonlh on Monday evening, in company, last from Southampton. Both vessels are armed and fully manned, but their destination is unknown. They were to proceed, with sealed orders, on Wednesday last. The Hampthire ...
... toe person designated ibe will.— 'l'imes. Dcel between Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl Cardigan (lltii Dragoons) Lieutenant Tuckbtt. —la consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that cert do letters published recently in the Murmivg Chronicle ...
... heavily ironed, for Kirkdale Gaol, where he arrived the same day. DUEL BETWEEN THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND LIEUT. Tuciterr.—ln consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that certain letters published recently in the Morning Chronicle, reflecting ...
... Leander, St. John. 'or Cattle at market, I ' ide. SOUTH AMERICA. W ' POINT, SEPT. 23.-The Sarah, from Swansea for Higgin and Lane, 270 Liverpool, Bahia. 4,e ea,, PROVISION MA, an on St. John's Point, 21st instant: crew saved. Ashley Brothers, 225 John Scott ...
... entrance, before the church clock has finished striking six. Duel Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuck ett.— Last Saturday meeting took place Wimbledon Common, between Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuekett, in consequence letters written by the latter iu ...