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... a cutter kept hovering in the John o' Gaunt's track, in a direction extremely dangerous to herself. At last the Union Jack was fairly lowered, the steamer's head was turned somewhat towards the shore, and the devoted John o' Gaunt followed in her wake ...
... on Lord John 'Lumen parity would be rapid. With a glowing peroration , In the ll u uac of Commone, on Tuesday night, Lord the forced resignation of Lord Intuiket, the pride of the foreshadowing the t ime when the (lueen ',haul(' land in JOHN MANN lit ...
... Mr. John Peberdy, who died at the same place in 1805. As an alFectionate parent, kind neighbour, and a sincere friend her loss will long regretted. Aug. Id, Mr. Thomas Hooper, near the Church, Holywell, aged 67. Aug. 18, James Prior, son of John Prior ...
... man than himself, and then cut her throat—he acknowledges justice of sentence, and conducts himself in very becoming manner. John Nicholson, cleik in Carlisle Post Office, convicted of embezzling letter containing 30/., sentenced to ten years’ transportation ...
... et ornamental border, at the p of which the royal a eane. well brought out; at the bottom is a good Gresham arms, on the left hand side the arms of the rty is London, and on the right a bust of the Queen; ¢ rounded by the rose, the shamrock, and the thistle ...
... may be bad ten days previous to the sale. the George Inn. Winchester; Bear. Reading; George, Odiharu , Wellington Arms. Strutfieldtaye; Arms. Overton; | place of sale, and of Mr. Isaac Williams, land agent, auctionecr. and appraiser. Basingstoke. ...
... been chosen Grand Master of the Freemasons of Scotland ; Sir John Ogilvy, Senior Grand Warden ; and the Hon. the Master of Slrathallan, Senior Grand Deacon. Sir Robert Peel’s fourth son, Mr. John Floyd Peel, hsajuxt entered the Scots Fusilier Guards. uew ...
... half year of 1843. 1 arms amounted to 34 in number, endorsed with the debt ar ties, and issued by Mr. James Thos. Russell, of Pere Bedford-square, against the following parties, at thi reak- Charles Henry Russell, solicitor, and John Lewis :— safe ; Bentinck ...
... In up in a closet, in an English county, the arms which his father carried in 1782, and had transmitted to him, accumpaying thom with a note in the following terms: •- These are the arms of Ileury Grattan, placed here because all English Government directed ...
... throat, took her trial on yesterday week. She | charged with firing some farm buildings at Sibbertoft, for the murder of George John Dickenson only—theelder | the property of Mr Bates. of the two infants who perished by her bands. Mr Macauley appeared for ...
... or a distance of five or six miles tlie New Cross Nation; and it is not a little provoking l»e set down at t Bricklayer’s Arms by one of the many conveyances which go to that terminus and no farther,and to unable to availom self of it. I left my home ...
... Recorder of Dublin. In answer to a letter addressed wherefore then did he stand with folded arms to gaze by the secretary of the meeting, to the late Mr. Grattan, at the conflagration? Where were the Castle tire- that gentleman said that biwked by the ...