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... now ensued; the effigy, which was made of canvass, painted outside and stuffed with hay, was soon tom to nieces, the legs, arms, and head being converted into missiles, which were tiling alsnit in every direction, and in the effort to avoid them several ...
... almost any Branch the Sheffield Trade, arm no better situation can be lound for the establishment of an extensive Brewery. Mr Henry Duke will show Property, and esery information may be obtained him, or Mr JOHN WEBSTER, Solicitor, llaruhead; of Jonathan ...
... Vamleii'iielit, UeKcnl-Btreet, r -John P. 11 »ih>, Allierslone, Wurwii-ksliire, lui«Wer—J«se|ili Bulks ami BunieiK, Maneliester, ilrajHTs -Julin IHvies, l.lvenmol, lasreluuit John Parsons, ManslieM, Noltiiigliamsliire, maltster-John M‘l.« .m. Liver,hkil. Fliterofl ...
... colours, trimmed with revets of velvet of the same colour, flounces or l«ce ; and the pelerine cardinale to deep as conceal the arms, trimmed with fringe headed gimp, and closing with brandenbourgs in front: for ndingotes the pelerine is small and open. Gimp ...
... disorderly persons, and they were only closed on the approach of the police. There were men, women, and children, and infants in arms, and most of the persons were in a state of intoxication. They then visited the low lodging-houses and brothels, and there ...
... quality his loyalty was more actm y demonstrated by the aid lent in the formation the Lancashire fencibles, aud the Tamworth armed association; and, the year 17911, at his own solely, he raised a corps of six companies, ca!ld the Bury royal volunteers, ...
... Aldam. Wm. Harris.John Q. Ricardo, Jno Lewis Hannermnn, Alex. Haatie, Archibald Rundle, John Berkeley. Hon Capt Hawes, Benjamin Scholefield Joshua Berkeley, Hon N.F.Hey, Sir A. Leiih Smith, Benjamin Blske. Mark Heron. Sir Robert Soiner,, John Pat. Blake, ...
... most brilliant 35 minutes seen this ■ . as it has generally been. Lords Cardigan and Gardner rode must splendidly, until the latter unfortunately had a serious fall, when Lord Cardigan, with Day, the hunts- man, and one other, certainly had the best of it ...
... three herrings, the property of Wm. Swales John Re ley, for stealing hat, the property of John Harwood.—JoAn Watts, Wm. Smith, and Thos. Hewitt, for stealing a rope, the property of Slack and Jobn Sharp. —John Adams, for stealing Jacket the property of ...
... WE, the widersigned, JAMES SMITH, a DyWr)a, in the parish of lAnspeter.velfrey, In the county f Pembroke, tientleman, and JOHN LEWIS. of the Comity of the Borough of l'arseaoben. Mercer. be Mt the Assignees appointed by the raid Court of the personal ...
... an ear • aitneooo that It arm pealble ho I.rte loloattoell a attar Immo* thedmi e oralootat two ppsr.. lie h an mat to o t:todit to glut I.lllnntry. I resod'', Tours truly, Caremedide,llllrele 3, letl2. the wilt. of M. John IA la. of the Vivian* Parti ...
... that we are delighted ace him. and return, In a measure, hi* unbounded hoapltalllief ■ stranger Well may again eiclaim, with John Fal.taff, •• Dye think we didn’t know ? knew you well be who made ye.‘ After refetrlng the peculiar eacelleociea Sir. Dickens’s ...