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... of re government in 1832.3, and by Lord John Russell when home Lord Lyndhurst as to thre a t en mom en t ar ily to 'push hi m from special engagements with Russia, and intimated an ePinLen, secretary in 1839. Arms had been put into their hands, but with- ...
... being commuted at £lO2, although he had only been in the habit of receiving £l3 or £l4, and had even agreed to accept £25. Mr. Johnes, of Dolecothy, another assistant tithe commissioner, came down, and, by means of a . modus, the parishoners were en abled ...
... the Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals present,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, in the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...
... some weeks ago escaped out of the custody of the gover- I could see that they were armed with guns and pistols, picknor of the gaol of Newgate, has been apprehended by John axes, sledge hammers, and all sorts of offensive weapons. Forrester, the officer ...
... About 2,000 persons were assembled in the town looking on whilst this was going on, but no one interfered. Another weir near Cardigan had been destroyed. It appears that an alarm had been given, that it was the intention of the Rebeccaites to pull down a ...
... grand jury parliament, sitting in College-green, for the transaction of local hukiness. As a set-off to the foregoing. Mr. John Power, of this city, has, at length, given in his 'adhekion to Mr. O'Connell, by authorising his TISMS to be prefixed ,o the ...
... Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals pre' sent,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, la the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...
... clung with frantic energy to the old ' woman, and even flung her arms round her neck, shrieking and imploring compassion; and Charles, irritated by her resistance, tore her away in his arms with violence, and smothered her cries with his licentious kisses ...
... rRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A GREENWICH PENSIONER.— Tuesday afternoon, about five o'clock, an old Greenwich r sioner, of the name of John Driscoll, 71 years of age, re in Three Cup alley, Shadwell, put a period to his stence, under the following most extraordinary ...
... Majesty's speech are the friendly dispositions evinced towards us by the United States. However great might be the triumph of arms, yet the consequences would be more fatal in a moral view, as it would tend to the disruption of those ties which the best ...
... Lerida, the insurgent junta addressed, on the 19th, an energetic appeal to the people of Catalonia, calling upon them to take arms against a handful of traitors and felons who, after selling themselves to a foreign nation inimical to their industry and to ...
... nt Edward John Dickson, from the 75th foot, to be lieutenant, vice Capel, who exchanges. BREVET.—Captain Hood Richards, of the 48th foot, to be major in the army. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.—RoyaI Regiment of Artillery: Quartermaster Sergeant John Powers to be ...