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... reversed the course which had been pursued by Chief Justice TINDAL. We had in this country an abhorrence of political judges. Mr. JOHN WORTLEY contended that the outcry against I Lard ABINGER arose from a miseconception of the charge, which was viewed without ...
... Knight Grand Cross of the Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath ; to Major-Gensral Sir William Nott, G.C.B. ; Major-Gensral Sir John M’Caakill, K.C.B. ; to Major-General Sir Robert Henry Sale, G.C.8., Major-General Richard England, and other offioers of army ...
... this country, if he could. His information was derived from the letter of Mr. Henry Grattan, published in the newspapers; but if that letter were correct, Mr. Grattan should come over here and aid in getting up meetings in every county, town, and parish ...
... Newcastle has been holding repeal in the neighbouring villages. The staple subject, inforrned, is the grossest abuse of the Rey. John l'eta do For n --e arq a century that gentleman's family have kest, r 11 N ewcastle ' encouraging trade—affording employsow ...
... and l an d s , i s et this moment Galignani, NORTH SHIE LDS P oLICE. —S INGULAR CHARGE. A married woman named Mary Grattan, whose John Armstrong and William Wheeler, who by their exertions husband resides at No. 10, Little White Lion -street, Sevenhad ...
... leasehold premises, known as Giraud's Hotel, No. 61, Castlestreet, Leicester-square, was withdrawn. A married woman named Mary Grattan, whose husband resides at No. 10, Little White Lion-street, Seven • dials, expired yesterday afternoon, in St. Thomas's Hospital ...
... the lessor of the plaintiff, John Goodchild, his grandfather, was the possessor of it from 1780 till his death in 1820. John had an only son, William. The lessor of the plaintiff was the youngest son of William. When John died in 1820, his will was produced ...
... and thottio Gore, Hon R O'Ferrall, R M Vivian, J H eight get a ,e C Granger, T C Ogle, SC H Waklev, T .vent his apPew H Grattan, H Ord, W Walker, R Greenaway, C Paget, Col Wall, C B e 4 lie Grey, Sir Gr Paget, Lord A. Wallace, R t,41, \ D Grosvenor ...
... Thursdav hrnugiit before Mr. f* complaint of the police. They gave their biidmcs. the father of the deceased; Edward I). - ' ir .‘ John and Joseoh Smith, players. CtotsP l 'jjaicer, C division, produced a copy of the u r hy two housekeepers, in conformity with ...
... was erroneously included in the majority of Friday James who died suddenly at Aberdare, was not the 0 who travels for Messrs. John Hare and Co., oil and (4. 0 1 0 ,, I but f the firm of Messrs. James and merchants , o 4k'nee merchants, of Bristol. .eote ...
... a piece of thread in it, thrust into her arm, and a few weeks since came out ancle, tbe thread still In { the needle was much smaller than when it went in. and considerably bent. During its passage from her arm to her aucle she never ex|>erienced any pain ...
... SINGULAR DEATH BY FIRE.—On Thursday Mr. Baker held an inquest at the Globe and Pigeons, Highstreet, Shoreditch, on the body of John Driscoll, alias Draycott, aged 78, a Greenwich out-pensioner. Julia Conolly, of No. 10, Broadbridge-court, said deceased lived ...