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... than otherwise would. They s hwed the bitt did not live to see it zeaped. 1eaiwl'ile 1779 can America was lost to Etiglacid-Grattan grasped the stiu i and threatened to lay on well-free trade anid independe followved. lie passed to the period of 1800, of ...
... caution throughout the mining district. The names ofthe unfortunate youths are Michael Tetlcy, aged 15 years, John Fletcher, 16, John Toole, 13, and John Peele, 13. Overturning of the Hereford and Cheltenham Mail.—On Saturday evening last the mail from Hereford ...
... last, unlawfully entered, ee ip a om, i ere nthe parishes of Stanion and Little Oakley, | tare so as to al of the Earl of Cardigan, with nets and| Re-examined y having stated the case; it was ardigan's gamekeeper and two of his | or he = Se ee was signed ...
... hereby re-elected Directors. (Signed) JOHN PARKER, Chairman. Mr. Parker having left the Chair, and Mr. M. Ellison having been called thereto, — Resolved, — That the best thanks of this Meeting be presented to John Parker, Esq., for his courteous and able ...
... Greenway, Berthaven, copper ore—Harmony, Meyler, lamdoo, ballast— M. Packet Pigmy, half p.*:st 10, a.m.—Charming Nancy, Lvuns, Cardigan, s.ab » —Limriy, Unvies, Bury, coals— Cornelia, Small, Wick, herrings—Cleveland, Bey mm, Swansea, culm —Ben Nevis, Nicholl ...
... which will be hailed with joy and ex inhabitant of the land (hear). No, Sir, ment had nosuch right ; it is not dead, it « Grattan proclaimed that he sat by the erad and followed its hearse to the grave, sodo | was not buried: that it was not dead ; th ...
... DISSOLVED. Richard Yates and John Preston, linen- drapers—John Jones, Heory Cariwright, and Ellis Jones, Rochdale, linen-drapers ; so far as regards John Jones—John Holt and Thomas Holt, Manchester, nlumbers—John George Scott, ...
... They heard much yesterday of the boasted Irish parliament; hut what said Grattan of that parliamentand presumed that was authority that none there aid inclined to dispute ? Grattan, when speaking of the Commons House, consisting of 300 members, said it ...
... been people endured. 1 myself remember — consume if they hears me to take down my words. | from Kerry, a barrister—Mr. St. John | for this purpose. You are appointed to make | was hunted out of the eonnty because he d rpointed to ex- | they might be laws ...
... previous day of the boasted Irish parliament. What said Mr. Grattan ?—and presumed was an authority that noise there would inclined to dispute. The hon. gentleman then quoted a passage from one Mr. Grattan’s speeches, in which designated the three hundred members ...
... , Melfast. Feoevany 24 Willtam nd John, Clark, Dumfries. 2. Gordon, Edger Neptune, Net Ver, 27. Naney. Irving, Danifries, De id, Shienin 28. Good Intent, Wilson; Oliver ; stry, Messenger, Water of 28. es, M'Caie John, Corwen, Dun- William and Mary. Hart ...
... wool ealled Old Sulehay, the property of the Farl of Westmolaud, arm.d with & gun for the destructios of game.—The prisoner pleaded guilty. —Eleven mouths inprisonment, bard labous. John Bridgetord, charged with stavbiog and wounding Sarah Johnson, at ...