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... moderate. ROCHESTER. Arrieed [Feb. 5] from Marsden, Arms. Sailed [Feb. 5] for Maidstone, Lakeman,Sunderld Atlas. Dunn. Shields Delaval, llascman, Stockton Henry Coles, Smith, Blyth Cleared [Feb. for John Gray, Wright, v Mary, M‘Ginness, Sunderland Surightly ...
... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J. Thomas. Hull—Mr. John Billon, Ship Agent, liana, (Pentland Frith)—S. Daridson, Ship Agent Jpsirirh Mr. James Barber, I/Ceknidittr Ilfracombe Mr. W. B. Vyr, Lloyd's Agent, hfc. Islay (N.B.)—John Agent for Lloyd's ...
... [E IRISH STATE TRIALS. -..0n *v Jaw. V, Day. g A T^DA' J* th ...
... Mrs. H. P. Grattan ; Gubetta, Mr. Walton ; Lucrezia Borgia, Madame Eugenia Garcia. After which, the Farce of MY FELLOW-CLERK. To conclude with the New Musical Burlesque Spectacle, entitled THE MAGIC MIRROR. Sing-Song, Mrs. H. P. Grattan; Poo. Poo, Mr ...
... melancholy accounts from Poland. The people are not allowed to have any arms, not even fowling-pieces, without giving previous notice to the Russian authorities, who brand the arms. THE QUEEN V. HOLT AND BRANDER.—These two defendants appeared on the floor ...
... church of St. John, Notting bill, in the parish of St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, was performed on the site chosen on the summit of the bill, known as the Hippodrome hill, on the Uxbridge-road. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John Sinclair (Archdeacon ...
... the Seeretaty for Ireland, flung into the fire; an d an Arms' Rai, to which clauses have been recently added, which even Mr. Shaw declared were wantonly severe.' You may conceive that an Arms' Bill, with all its molestations, may required ; but it is ...
... suit of Grattan v. Fisher, and to take steps for obtaining the costs of the late Charles Day, and also of John Simpson, as his administrator in that suit, and in the petitions and proceedings in the causes of Frank V. Grattan and Haigh v. Grattan; and for ...
... rus iog books and documents. Mr. John 0 . 'Connell, of es ua bited in wig an d gown , sa t b es id e M r . Shell, infront : ' oe ei r Other traversers and facing the jury. Amongst th ll e Ar of the large gallery were John (Roman Catholic) °t: of Tuam ' ...
... evil; but not till then, rely upon it, will it be eradicated. I recollect seeing and hearing the Battalion of Guards under Sir John Burgoyne, who were marching through Regent-street, «» route to Euston-square, to proceed by railway to the distuned districts ...
... Before Mr. Moore commenced kb address, Mr. John O’Connell addressed the Court. Mr. Shell having the day before alluded to proposition that the Imperial Parliament should assemble ior part of the year in DubUnt Mr. John O'Connell begged to say that did not concur ...
... and that be intends to go to trial at the sittings. It appeared that there had been an imputation cast upon the Earl of Cardigan and his attorney of having kept out of the way this particular witness, but the affidavit of his learned friend (Mr. Serjeant ...