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... as above, Price 4s. boards THE INCOME TAX ACT, and Victoria, c. 35, With Practical and Explanatory Introduction and Indkx, JOHN PAGET, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barristerat-Law. A SELECTION OF THE MOST POPULAR RECENTLY PUBLISHED TRAVELS. BIOGRAPHY, ...
... of tbs boot sothors. Homer’s Account or Grattan.—l have been pausing Saturday and Sunday at Mr. Sharp's at Mickleham, with Mr. Grattan and it was very agreeable excursion. I went and returned with Mr. Grattan, whose conversation about Ireland, and especially ...
... where such was ellegeel to have been found. The Bench user. ruled the objection. The following witnesses were then sworn t John Davidson sworn— I am an of f icer of Facies ; 1 am stationed in this town ; I was so on the 7th of January last ; I know the ...
... Adopted unaniraoasly. John Gargan, Ksq., secretary, then brought forward petition accordingly. Edward Markey, Esq., moved, and James Lynch, Esq., seconded a resolution to the effect, that the petition be adopted and forwarded to H. Grattan, Esq., for presentation ...
... principal printsellers in London. SIIDDEN DEATH OF Ma. JOHN ADAMSON, IN NEWGATE.— Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held before Mr. Payne, the city coroner, at the gaol of Newgate, on the body of Mr. John Adamson, aged 26, the medical student, who, at the ...
... bo tried, so proved — May brighten more and more ! True to the mart, They stem the current of that perilous ki r^e. Their arms still strengthening with the strength ning heart Though danger, as the anmk is uear'd. be. ubbss Alore imminent. Not unseen ...
... violently assaulted one John Kelly. Messrs. M'Donogh and Curran appeared for the prosecution ; the traversers were defended Mr. John alsh. On Wednesday when the traversers were arraigned, county jury about being sworn try them, Mr. John Walsh challenged the ...
... Charles Clark, Tenby..J. Ormand, Pembroke..Abel Hicks, Haverfordwest. ,N. Owen, Pater..C. Thomas, Cardigan. H. Humphries, Aberystwith..James Evans, Lampeter. John W illiams, Landilo.. William Christopher, Crickhowell Powell and Prin, Builth..Messrs. Jull and ...
... Miehaeb Staunton, Marlboro'street, T.C. John Clarke, Henry-street. John Joseph Clarke, do. John Dennan, Abbey-street. Nicholas Walsh, Sackville-street. ThomasNowlan, do. John Smith, do. C. and R. Elliott, do. John Meazj do. Nicholas Clarke, ...
... Wells ; John Sneers, for stealing sixty yards of flannel, the property of Matilda Beenoy John Chirmago, for stealing four half crowns, the moneys of Charles Avins. his master; Ann Evans, for stealing two pairs of drawers, the property of John Chesebire; ...
... excitement and interest appeared to pervade the meeting— amongst those present were—Alderman Sir John Power, Bart. Mr. J. O’Connell, M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan, M.P.; Alder- men Keshan, Butler, and Gardiner; Messrs. P. Hayes, Perry, T.C. ; Kirwan, T.C. ; Pearson ...
... BAIRILL7III.—David iktn., Haverhill, Suffolk. draper.--John Morgan, W oodside, Chester, merchant-- Joseph Edmund Soblnsert, Liverpool, whre-nrerelksat.-- John Parker, BoltmeioNeess. corms spume spinner.— John P. Defies, —Jaime Vines, maims.—Oserge Harries, Dorking ...