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... passengers. Left in port—the Nightin- Haater, to leave for Uverpool on 22nd May. fSLrt. Fisher, dischareing; and Viola, from St. John’s, via 17. The Penningham, had left for Macao ‘•he 18tb. June 27, midnight, fell in with vessel lire end on going near her ...
... the country, blaming government for the late affray near Cork, in allowing the policemen to be armed, and denouncing the murtlerer of Mr Booth. Mr 11. Grattan and Mr I J. O'Connell addressed the meeting at great length, reiterating the opinions to which ...
... erpool; official assignee, Mr. Catenove, LiveiV6l. John HObilisen, Bererley, Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, July Aiig. 18, at 11 o'clock, at the Leeds District Court of BankrUptcy : solicitors, Mr. Lambert, John-street, Bedford-row; Messrs. Shepherd and Myers ...
... Siiver-street, or John Dickinson of long one’ John Rickerby of Elvit, upon the same terms. His money wiil be rea will want next week at r Welche’s, innkeeper, New Elvet, Durham. Wm. Brown of Greenwich, who has a w lez, will walk John ole away Ratciiffe-highway ...
... with him on bis tide car the day of tbe fair. Mad you arms vou ?—I had my side arms with me that I wear now. Yuu bad no carbine or gun I—No. Had you any ammunition !—No. Did you carry your aide arms to the (air I—l did not in tbe morning ; I left them ...
... obviously imitation of the pointed prose of Henry Grattan—//ic Henry Grattan of 1815, orator, statesman, and patriot, diflerent, in many points, from his namesake (and son) of Conciliation HalL” Mr. Grattan, who had nothing of the fend in his heart, denied ...
... Hargrave, Lynn Fairy, Brown, Honfleur George William, Loft, Lynn Susannah, Jacfcsdn, Boston Jos. John,While, Spalding John, Martin, London Peache, Arms, Maidstone Envoy, Lang, Fecamp Isis, Ellis, Mayflower, Seaton, London Zephyr, Teal, WindN., ttnci ...
... assume and take the name, and bear the arms of Gough only, in compliance with the will of the late John Gough. of Perry Hall, aforesaid; such royal concession Icing duly registered in her Majesty's College of Arms. -1-h.lWk D y r X HESS (DOWAGEU) OF BKDPOKD ...
... Blyth John & Susan, Brown,Dublin FAVERSHAM. for Cardiff Arrived [July 10] from Octavia, Taylor, W.haven Providence. Clark, London sailed 9th for Newpoit Dispatch, Martin, do 2 Sisters, Karanagh [9j Dublin Industry, Gregory [ll] do for London John, Dublin ...
... Henry Piirvms John Whi£ P T f ° r hfe ' with remainder over; *t .a ■ V r i°' S t ° r - 1 1 ail(l inserted two ,h,cts in the piact o two m the will, and thereby made himself appear White Par l T ° a f he26th ' September. 1808, John •1, in ' S , C ...
... Can. terbury. In the first carriage were Lord Canterbury, Hon. John Manners Sutton, Richard Sanderson, Esq. , M. P., and Capt. In the second carriage, Lord John Manners, Lord Manners, John Croft, third carriage, Mangers Sutton, th e R evEs. T. q. Ir a ...
... Esq., Deputy Chairman, lhe Hon. Frederick Ponsonby James Hartley, Esq. John Boyd, Esq., M.P. Kennett Kingsford, Esq. Alex. Anderson, Esq. John M'Guffie, Esq. John Atkins, Esq. John M. Lee, Esq. Captaiu Brandreth J. M. Rosseter, Esq. K. Harrison, Esq. Wm ...