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... portion of that contribution came from Bootcrstown, collected by Messrs. George Magrath and John amounts to nineteen shillings. He begged to propose .Mr. John Dunleavy member of the Association, behaving enrolled Repealers. The remainder of the money ...
... TURTON, Tunstall, 25th Oct. 1843. Clerk to the Market Company. HALL, BURSLEM, Noy. Before J. Wood, - wy a Boatman at Bu John Grattan, the captain of a boat boy in his eny Frost were brought up on a res mand fr st ling # china plates, the property of Mr ...
... Annis Royd, containing CA. OR. 9s'. and now in the occupation be Lia of Win. Lister. 'Wv a For. further Particulars apply to John Birks% Esq., Homing- Sc field, near Barsnsley; Mr. Richard Perkins, 13, Roundhay Road,W Li to Leeds; or to N erby ~~~TITOS ...
... Mr. Fitzgibbon,—recommended by Mr. Grattan to Lord Northington to fill the vacant post,—gave here the first proof of that daring promptitude, which made him so justly celebrated and detekted, as Lord Clare. Mr. Grattan used to say of him, I made him Attorney ...
... the Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals present,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, in the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...
... bMrdralor. Novetober ?. John ll.rr.urhe! , LoooMhlro, iorsoon, b. Willltm Thorpe, of Bradford, Yorkihlre, owiiunt • r, Xavember 7. Walton, Mancheater. col ten and worsted waste dealer, John White, of Bochford, Esse*, boot and Mioe maker, John Ntrrru.n, of «, ...
... Prince Edward of Saxe Weimer (who arrived on Monday from London), Earl Talbot, Sir Robert and Lady Peel, Lord Sandys, Rev. John Peel, Rev. H. Aston, Earl of Brownlow, Earl Howe (Camberlain), Countess of Brownlow, Lady and Hon. Miss Boyle (Maid of Honourin ...
... fession of the principal convicts :— Upwards of 270 hig bankers, merchants, calico-print and John Hugh, now lying in individuals, includin licitation of tl 300 | “We, John Hughes, David Jones, &e. in Manchester, ha ve agreed, at the so! aking Cardiff Gaol, convicted ...
... Government throughout the united kingdom an army of reserve equal to 20 000 men, who will take arms the instant that disturbances call for their services. The Irish Arms Act is appointed the Lord Lieutenant in Council to come into operation on Monday „. Yt Tt ...
... Edinburgh to the Mil l it oti o o tentiary. After delivering the convicts at the I' lo e of aa the deceased was walking home arm-in-arm witl ll,o 511d70,1 comrades, when he complained of feeli n g 00we b e otY he had a spasm in his head. In two seconds f, ...
... ow.as Leverton Donaldson, Esq., in the chair. TboYzas Allason Henry Willmott Job n Le s li e IVLancelot E. W o od Fr B eac h John Vale Fr ederick Crace Frederick. Pratt Barlow 'Minn Hawker Edward . M. Foxhall amen Biffin Charles N. Cumberlege J oseph Fuller ...
... council Thos Cobbold Esq was Mr Edward Chapman Town Clerk Mr R R Barnes Treatureri Robert Qosnall John Benneworth and Alexander Sergeants Mace Hart Gaoler-John Benneworth Bridewell Keeper and Crier Charkt Stiles- Harbour William and Charkt ' Stiles Water ...