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... than that Lord Cardigan should take the steps against me which he threatens, as it cannot &U lead to the whole truth being at length elicited. . , will only further obserte, that it is quite true that copies my letter to Lord Cardigan were sent (as he ...
... JOHN BULL Home Common* for Repeal i when the amendment of Mr. ®P riß * Rice (one of the Ministry) eolemnly reeordlnf the mt|ority the Leglilatnre maintain the Union Inflolate, was carried by maj y of 833 38. The Attorney-General proceeded giee accoun ...
... JOHN BUUi twr when 0* Riea (auMotOf Mlolttry) toknmly rtcorilm tin *«** |-»- i Hi. to the Union intloljU, wm 1 SSS to 88. AUonwjr-Oitwnl proe«»d*4 W **’* I Ik. A«ocUti». «4 AnocbUioo,'* both which the .7*lolo Uopui of wtoetta* nnt,” et which th* poo* ...
... Davis, chairman; William Gladdish, Esq., and Captain Thomas Baker, to investigate the charge preferred against John Baker, a boy nine years of age, who had been apprehended by George Ossenton, constable of the village, for having wilfully and maliciouslyset ...
... door, in the pediment, are the Brudenell arms, with their supporters, surmounted by a coronet in relief, executed in first-rate style by Mr. Hull, of Leicester. The building was from the design of the Rev. John H. Hill, the Incumbent. The Rector’s house ...
... they danced in thy youth they'll dance, no doubt, When thy happy years are riper, And this there's very small doubt about— JOHN BULL Must pay the piper. It is not true that the Woods and Pores 4 have given orders for the erection of a slaughter-house ...
... the body of that gentleman's milyson. aged Cll, who committed a determined act of suicide. John Lacklock, a servant at the Granby Arms, Hampetead-road, and Mr. John Goodwin, undertaker, Camden Town, deposed that they were passing Mr. Chantry's bowie about ...
... THE WILLS POROERY CAfIK-PI'RTMER OP BARBCR AND PLBTCUER. Swing died for Uto ritmlßUloo Ur, William Henry Barl/er. Ui« Arm of Barter ami li.rcham, , Blaclfnar*. ami Mr. ioaluia Flrtcter. of WalwortJ., on chancn ckfraiidinv foreroiafnt meai:* of forgodl ...
... letter addressed to the secretary the meeting, the late Mr. Grattan, that gentleman said, that hacked by the nation, the union would surely be repealed.” The following the answer Mr. Grattan, and that answer affords a proof of the falsehood of allegation ...
... Clay—T. W. Bacon ,• and IF. T. H. Smith, Shipowner. Clifden— Francis Brown. Colchester and Wteenhoe—John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Lieerpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—X. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent. Cowes Thomas ...
... Lapworth. fora transgression, corrected him in most severe and c ruel manue ] He beat him about the head, shoulders, and arms untii the wasmie mass of bruises, and Ml on the schoolroom floor fiom exhaustion, and fainted away. The y health from that ...
... Attridge. Agent. Clay T. W. Bacon; and H’. T. 11. Smith, Shi/mrner. —Francis Brown. Colchester and Wieenhoe —John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Arms. Cork—Coates ami Lefebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—N. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent, Core. Cowes—Thomas ...