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... APO LICY OF INSURANCE, EXEMPT FROM AUCTION DUTY. 0 be SOLD by Auction, by Measrs. VINSTAN LEY T and SONS, at the Macclesfield Arms H clesfi otel, in Mac- eld,on the lst day of December next, at tract), subject to conditions then to one o’clock (unless previously ...
... n. Gloucester, chemi-t and druggist, Dec. H. C. Frost, Oxford-street, oil and colourman, Dec. 11—William Jones, Treg»ron, Cardigan, butter-dealer, Dec. 13— T. Chamberlain, Bourn. Lincolnshire, innkeeper, Dec. 14—William Munton, Greatford, Lincolnshire ...
... Fracastor, Vida, Gallileoi Pope, Rousseau, Wilberforce, Grattan, Curran, Gibbon‘ Bek ine, Sir Davy, the Vendean chief Charette ; and so many more, among w are sume living statesmen— Theirs, and Lord John Russell, who resemble the ho- maccio exilis statura ...
... Rockites, four in number, and armed with slicks a..d stones brokeinloa bouse in Killaknave, and assaulted three men named Ryan, Carroll, and Kennedy, and beat them in an unmerciful manner. One of the Rockites misfired twice at John Ryan, mistaking him fur a ...
... trepidation, by their nocturnal robberies of arms, and waylay ing and malirtatmeat of those obnoxious to them. It even staled, that, in their mid- night expeditions, they did not confine their search to firei arms, but, in several instances, plundered the ...
... Sheriff, T.ll. liawkstiuw, John 11. Talbot, D.L., John Greene, Thomas Hrenan, Thomas .Mayler, and John Cooney, James Farrell, Esqrs. THOMAS BOYSE, Chairman. JAMES B. FARRELL, Secretary. The High Sheriff having vacated the Chair, ami John H. Talbot, D. L., having ...
... not be got out until four o’clock, p.m. Amongst them arc Charles Crow, B. and Charles llinchliff, John and Benjamin Deakin, . Scholey, Hebert Walker, John Overand, David Thompson, Janies W i'.liara M'Arthy, and two brother Walton. One person, named Mitchell ...
... and Countess of Howth, the Earl and Countess of ( lonmcl. Lord Downes, Sir John Kennedy and suns, Hon. Berkeley and Mrs. Woodhousc, Mr. Carter and ladies, Captain William Grattan, several officers, and ladies. A sweepstakes of 2 sovs each dog—second save ...
... to. of Lan( aster, cotton *pinner, dlr. awl ch. ; 17th auci dirt. 1841 Leirdsworth John, of Wrexham, timber merel.ant, tanner, as er ; 14th Dee. twelxe, Wynnstay Arms, Wrexhani —Proof of debts 1836 Birks I huntas Phillips and George Grundy. now or Lite ...
... Brevet: — Major Generals — Ellice — West* O'C onnell — Comman dant New South Wales. Sir J. Macdonell— the Guards in -da. Sir John Gardiner— i iutant General. ral of Cavalry. I.ii! Greenock — l n Scotland. S:r Robert Arbuthnot — Bengal. L'l Bouthe* I reland ...
... French, Compton Domville. Bart John V. Vernon, Roger Palmer, Bart. Joseph Lcntalgne, Robert Shaw, Bart. Henry P. Cruise, John Kennedy. Bart. Henry Philips, Riebeck. D.L. Henry Grattan. M P. Charles Cobbe, sen., D.L. John L. Arabin. J.P. George Woods, J ...
... d We remain your Lordship's very obedient servants, John O'Neil, Alderman, Or. J Stephenson, Gloucester st mond quay John Reynolds, Dame street Thomas Dixon, Q C Richard Barrett, Pilot Office l John Martin, North wall Edmond O'Beirne, Gardiner James Hasughton ...