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... ieria Boston, where a beautiful Hlag, with the inscription at ig 21 Ein go rash, was presented to the captain by T. C. Grattan, 0 bEsq., tbQ celehrated Irish noveillst, now British Consul at Boston. PI and Ibe comardetal accountsaireoen.the whole favourable ...
... holding of John Pie Joyceon, ith PARTof the adjoining FIELD, held by John lan Ro~en ho sliolecontaning 2A. 2n. 4s-., or thereOboute. Xoil 12. A COTAGE andGarden. in the holding of Samuel Hulso, On( With FART o the adjoiing FIELD, held by John Rodeo, the ...
... as an idle and disorderly person. John Welch, blacksmith, was fined ss. and costs for disorderly conduct. On Thursday last, John Tyson, of Walney, appeared upon summon to answer a charge of assault committed on John Shaw and his wife Elizabeth. On expressing ...
... scquiter)— because I heard Mr. Jasper in his bed-room, ',trying to pt the 014 into his Wellington boot. then tell * John (John is the boy) to take this note to Mrs. Allphuut, at Hampstead Heath, and this to Miss Lambswool, at Clapham Rise. THE LIMB ...
... whose appointment was confirmed. AID , ./V.--John Owens, Randle Baskerville, John Scram. and Joseph Whittaker, Samuel Basket-4lle. Samuel Caldwell, Thos. Seraggi. and John Earle, Sidesiara. GAWSwoarm.—John Robinson and William Shaw, ChercAsrardrws ; James ...
... means of the -x ix electors of England. The engine which, armed with 1 tt, phyical and moral blessing, comes forth and overlays ot mankind by services-the engine of redress-this, says ;Grattan, is government, and this is the only description h. rs'worth ...
... of all arms have been for the last three days under orders of readiness to turn at sound of tbe bugle A man-of-war ateamer went np the Shannon on with 2000 of arms for Limerick Four other steamers were despatched from Tower for Ireland with arms Two men-of-war ...
... principall' under the inifluence of the ,d.- rich and powerful Duke of Rutland, Earl of Stamford, IMarquis of Hastings, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Ferrers, and and the Earl of Harborough, who divide the land of the Bir- county amongst them. ?orce I eldten Wit/jam ...
... saninghiam on Saturday; and the additional police force is also withdrawni.- Wforcester Choice On Saturday last the river Tiv y (Cardigan), swvelled 'by thielte rans oveflowed its banks so as corfipletely tdetoy all thle corn and grass. The loss to thei neigh- ...
... opinions of magistrates. Mr. Henry Grattan tendered his resignation, avowing his opinions to be in favour of Repeal. The reply was, that the resignation would be accepted, if M r . Grattan attended a Repeal meeting. Mr. Grattan replied, and the resignation ...
... called the 1 Brewer's Arms, in not Chiapel-laine, in Wigan, with Its Appurtenanctes, in the oceu- 24F pation of Themas Claphan. 0 3. Three MSlhSUAbES. in Chapel-lane aforesaid. with their Cot Apprtenances, In the occupation of Mr. John Fisher, Mr. not, W~ie ...
... infantry, unsupported either by cavalry or artillery, exposed to thi attack of a superior French force, composed of all the thres arms, Quatre Bras ? It is in vain to say that they coult not provide for their troops if the) had been concentrated and that it ...