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... âGooper and Addington to be transported for ten years, and Ambridge for seven years. riot at turvey. George Aeech, John Edmonds, Thos. Edmonds, John ft esley, Jas. treed, IVm. Gibbs, and Wm. Stanton were charged with a riot and assault. Bedford Rural Police ...
... CUIUOI'S DISCOVERY Mr. John Bolton writes to the editor of the Drogheda Conservative the (allowing ; Wednesday, the 'ddlh instant, had given orders to two my workmen to blast a small rock in a field in farm near Slane. the estate the Marquis Conyngbara ...
... Esq. ol lockwell, was attacked by an armed party, ’he door being broken open, a man, with his ice blackened, entered, and presenting a gun at lie breast of the maid-servant, who was the only icrson home, demanded arms. On her saying here were none, he seized ...
... Road, signed or otherwise, by return d of post, you will oblige, yours respectfully, W WIrLLAM LoVETT, 'JOHN COLLINS, 'HENRY HETHIERINGTON, 'JOHN CLEAVE, 'GonoGs ROGERS, 'HENRY MITCHELL. * The rules and regulations, as set forth in the pamphlet entitled ...
... and that his character was such not to entitle him to credit John Huggins proved acts ofownershipoii the part of theplaintiff. Mr. John Hulls, attorney for the plaintiff, proved that John Morse died intestate, and that Thomas Morse, the plaintiff, took ...
... animal. There was a gate across the road, and the horse in attempting to leap it, fell on its rider. Mr. Bakers collar bone and arm wete broken and he was otherwise severely bruised. On Mondav week, a pigeon match of J.'s aside was shot for at Thornbury, between ...
... urt Road, signed or otherwise, by return of post, you will oblige, yours respectfully, 'WILLIAM LOvETT, 'JOHN COLLINS, 'HENRY HETHERINGTON, 'JOHN CLEAVE, 'GEORGE ROGERS, 'HENRY MITCHELL. * The rules and regulations, as set forth in the pamphlet entitled ...
... county Meath, William Tandy, Esq. At Paris, Mr. Henry O'Brien, son of Mr. John O’Brien, of T ralee. At Ehentlerry, King's county, Charlotte Eliza, eldest daugh ter of William Grattan, E.q. James Brady, E.q., JI.D., formerly of Trim, county Meath. , . . At ...
... Roe, Ksq., of Rockwell, was attacked by armed party. The door being broken, man with Ids face blackened entered, and presenting gun tbo breast of the maid-servant, who was the only person at borne, demanded arms. her saying there were none, he seized licr ...
... confirmed in Frivolity. The newly-married CHANCELLOR of the Ex. CHEQUER .. .. .. .. .. was confirmed in Agility. . And Sir JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE, who on this occasion was remarkably steady, .. was confirmed in Sobriety. Lord GLENELG, who had been kept awake ...
... for Trieste, lat. 25 30 M.. long. 44 10 W , oot days. 20—The brig John Leiteh. from the River Plate for Liverpool. 62 days. Ist. 30 M..100g. W. April 6-Off Cape Clear, the barque John Carty, of Drogheda, from Bnenos Ayres for Liverpool. 7—Off Klnsa’e ...