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... apprehension ami conviction of three sawyers, named John Quirk, Daniel Lonergan, anil John Drew, who, with two other persons now in custody, stand charged with having feloniously assaulted Mr. ! John Wilson, one of the proprietors the City of ! Cork saw-mills ...
... of the Select Committee, appointed to try the petition against the late return of a Member to repre. sent the borough of Cardigan. The Report was to the effect, that Pr) cc Pryce, 11..4., was not duly elected to represent the borough in the pr went Parliament ...
... the Rev. G. Wightamin, D.D , Vicar of Clare, Mr. Charles Ambrose, butcher, of Layeoham, to Sarah, young° t daughter of Mr. John Jarvis, of the former plate. On the 16th inst , at Claydon, by the Rey.Thorrias Nunn, Mr. Charles Stanford, of Ashtiocking ...
... on Friday, Mr. John Hatfield, late postmaster of Huntingdon, to Miss Clay, of the former place. Boston, on Monday last, Mr. John Thacker, farmer, of Ram??y> Huntingdonshire, to Susannah, daughter of Mr. Samuel Newton, of the King's Arms inn, Boston. . ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. thc Earl of Ripon, the Earl of Aberdeen. the Duke of Newcastle. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, Sir henry hardier., lord the Earl of Lincoln, lord illoughhy D'Eresby, the Mice of Hamilton, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir John Alnedotiald ...
... 13uckhounds, the Earl of Roselyn; the Privy Purse, Major General Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H. ; the Captain of the Gentlemen•at. Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the 1 comet, of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord in Waiting. Marquis of Ormonde ; the ...
... iy/ey, S'** slirck broker.— Stephen Sly, Rouverie-.tieet, Fleet >ti(«( John Hit hards, George-yatd, Lombard-street, metal broker Shaw, Fetter lam . City, carpenter.—//enri, Grattan. LiT, bailer.— Henry Lacey, Liverpool, bookseller.— Jotei-h J 1 * Northampton ...
... of the throne were eiu blazoned the Koyal Arms Eugland and France, surmounted a crowu. Royal banners waved at the top and each side the throne. On purple velvet back ground were shields emblazoned, the Royal Arms England al thai time, and the Red Cross ...
... subsequently the arm. The supposed virus,bavin: been communicated by the fleam, infected the entire system, which absorbed it till death put end the sufferings of the much lamented gentleman.—A fire broke out on Saturday se'miight in the Derby Arms Hotel, Bootle ...
... throne were emblazoned the royal arms of England and France, surmounted by a royal crown; royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the ihrone. Ou the purple velvet background were shields emblazoned with the royal arms .f England at that time, and ...
... deaveora (o obtain the axteosioo the period to deye. OBitrctr. Cardigan again.—Tort Row. —11. is rumoured that a serion»/r«eo» baa taken place hcloeeo (he Premier and (he amiable Earl of Cardigan, respecting the Lord Lieutenancy of Northamptonshire, vacant ...
... Fleming, Lieut. John Allen. Lieut. John Powell, Ensign J. Lawrence. Lieut. Horseley, Captain T. Lieut. George Sickor, Lieut. T. M’Derniott. Major J.J. Anderson, Major George Wathen, Cap tain Robert Cochrane, Lieut. S. Johnson, Ensign John Lamb. General ...