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... 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 ...
... 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; ...
... there already within the walla of was ing holidays greater crowds were was addressed Chairman G Esq Dr Bowling MF- Mr H Mf John Burnett Mr Hey worth T Esq MP was Git of audience Dr Bowring i spirited the following written far the Hew oft illustrkms of ...
... iirctiie lowest fares, request to be booked by the Hampton i by tbe 8.40, A.M. Train than hy way of v By order. c.2_, IW.I. JOHN DIXON. i^g! Viable reversionary inte- Hi s, SOCIETY HI, Lancaster-place, Strand. — Notice is lJ , . h ». the ANNUAL GENERAL ...
... 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 ...
... Wya\r1tt, the Deputy Ito- e gistrars, aio, \s I ?? in 'kyvatt, jun. WTrexhlall Mr. 'Thomas HIughes, Astrad and DeItbigh M L.Ir. John llughes, of the Cottage, near St. Asaph -and MIIr. Jtuncs Va ugh1an I Hurlo-, of Denbigh. - ?? IN AacticLstl. -At the ordinary ...
... agreement between the British and American governments. The Augusta Age considers that two-thirds of the timber exported from St. John is cut upon the terrrtory of Maine, end that 33,000 dols. of the proposed duty will have to be paid annually by citizens of ...
... woman’* fortitude—so tried, proved— May brighten more and more! True to th* mark, item the current of that perilous gorge, Their arms still strengthening with the strengthanmg heart. Though danger, aa the wreck is near’d, become# Mora imminent. Not unseen do ...
... pcctthf ; ,reintaiion in Parliament William' Fagan J-.emlah Slk. Maeph) .Th.tn.. It. Itcwm * % f ? t »> the « CtiHrie* Sugrur John Tithe system—the Lnion is a living lie. TnontA* Huti.ford M-irphy plicbael Morphy The people of Ireland therefore demand the ...
... Air. John M'Allum, as a Aiarket Garden. Lot 5. All that other valuable CLOSE or Parcel of LAND, as now Staked out, being the Eastern part of the said Nether Field, containing la. Ik. 30p., more or less, and now in the occupation of the said John M'Allum ...
... 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 ...
... light atone, but was soon compelled to retire within the walls of his domicile, as the amazons, about 22 in number, were all armed and threatened immediate de- struction to him if he dared to come out while the work of demolition was going on, at the same ...