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... before Sir Henry Wilmot, Bam, and John Radford, Esq., on the charge of being implicated in the murder of Miss Goddard. They were taken into custody at Heage, on Tuesday evening and on Wednesday were taken before John iadford and Jedediah Strutt, Esqrs ...
... many ladies) were present. George Wilson, Esq. presided, and either side him were seated the Member for Stockport, John Brooks Esq ; John Bright, Esq. (Rochdale); Duncan Esq. (Edinburg): G. jua, Esq.; William Hawson, Esq.; C. J. S. Walker, Esq.; E. Amiiage ...
... Kelsall, T. Murray, Phillip Deane. William Spode, Henry Howard, William Ellis, Adam Wood, Elijah Clay. John Canliff, Joseph Green, Richard Croxton, John William Turner, Thomas Huberts, William Kearn, and Georpe Colcbupb, wire indicted for riotously and ...
... the jury. Mr. Ralph Lee deposed that Grattan and Murray were at his house till twelve o'clock on the night of the tire. He then went to bed. Heard nothing of the fire at Aitkens's till next morning. Thomas Grattan, a potter—Was in company with Murray ...
... following vwmo •-* Kelsall, Charles Simpson, John Paikes, and Thoms* Guilty of the whole charge, breaking. eolertßg.w- Barrett, Guilty of larceny; aad Thomas Tooth, »«samw» and T. W. Far ringtoo, Not Guilty. llois,*M John H»n, Lock.lt, Jorepd Siaoitrt, «*> Jamre ...
... till the same period. (Before .Baron ALnEnsoN.) John Abbot, John Smith, James Thorpe, William Hill, John Dobson, Patrick Raddican, Joseph Sutcliffe, Joseph Gillibran, William Fermough, Richard Parker, John Crowther, Thomas Connor, Thomas Jones, William ...
... the sheaves into his hero, and who enjoys the produce. ' It is on these grounds that we thank Fox and GRATTAN for the bill of 1829; and Lord JoHN RUSSELL and Mr. BARING for all that is good in Sir R. PEEL'S budget, The present circumstances of the ...
... Proche Giubilei; The Frightful, Spiteful, Old Bachelor, Mrs. H. P. Grattan. To be followed by the Burletta of DOBSON AND Co. To conclude with NORMA. __ .. Polli°, Mn. if. P. Grattan; Norma, Mr. Paul Bedford; Adalgisa, Mr. Wright. ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE ...
... Champs, Mdme. Proehe Giuhilei; “TheFrightf#l. Sp'lelul. Old Bachelor,” Mrs. H. P. Grattan. To be followed hv DOBSON aSDCO. To cunelu le with NORMA: PolUo, Mrs. 11. P. Grattan; Norma, Mr. rail Uedlord ; Adalgisa, Mr. Wright. SOLD. PETTY LARCENY, fi yrs. old ...
... a h m ans e e l ir e e , m h a a n t o win al ch b fi ri * th ng: dates from PHCEBE, 471 Tons, from London, 15th November. arm . o . at port of the f O-MORROW (Monday) will Nerformed Shak- T speare's tragedy of Hamlet- Hamlet, r. Macread ; The London ...
... Was a state of things which threatened the foundations of elev. They suppressed the public expression of discontent by ' 4 armed force, and what have they devised as a remedy? Those have been the instruments of the disturbance have been sen:tneed to b ...
... ATTACK ON TIIE HOUSE OF MR. ALLEN. James Oldham, William llasselis, William Bamfield, John Johnson, John Neale, Joshua Brock, '.l'homas Farrell, Moses Deane, Eli Smith, and George Nixon, were indicted for a riot and unlawfully assembling. Bamfield and ...