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... their imenutnia. Ile added, if the Welsh Midland was deprived of its Canuar. thoishire line, it would be deprived of its right arm, anti the great wester of its railway etnumunieeticiu would be left incomplete. fie then enteinl into the question of oaf. fie ...
... advisable. John Davies made application to surrender the lease of a dwellinghouse, in his occupation, and for the Council to forego the arrears of rent due from him. The following order was made in reference thereto. That the lease ..f John Davies be ...
... H Sesstons.—At Petty Sessions, on Wednesday last, two men, named John Stock: feld and John Doak, appeared to answer the complaint of two sub-constables of police, for appearing in arms, and walking in procession, on the 12th of Auagust, at Omagh, to the ...
... ARRKY. Msin-tt., both skies, nod Wrst tide of Bridge-st. —Mr. John Killrgrew .. .. .. ..5 0 Mary tt., Peler-st., Gurdon-tt., George’t-Coart. and 'Ve«t-*ide of Roltoa-tt.—Messrs. T. Barrett and John O’Connell .. .. .. ..3 0 North Side the Irishman, the West ...
... Committed to the County Gaol by the Earl of Dunraven, Michael M'Eniry, John O'Brien, John Alley, William Alley, John Donnelly, and Michael Kelly, charged on oath with being of an armed party who violently assaulted and broke both the anus of Thomas Hallinan ...
... occurred ? While I was wail ting 1 saw John | reached the proper quarter, from Mr. M’C on had received or seen General Pasley’s report on this By Mr. W ‘oodward.—I doubt whether it would be a eon- From Gazerrs, Sert. 16.—John Stevens Witness.—In all probability ...
... House of Correction for two years. BOW STREBT. Yorkshire John's Misfortunes.âY'eslerdav, Selina Baxter was charged with having filched three If crowns from John Bond, a countryman in town. John was gazing at the wonders of the Strand, when he saw the ...
... people of this country. Mr. John O'Connell is certainly made to speak out on this occasion. General Jackson is popular with the Irish, and why ? Because he drove back the English army from New Orleans. With all deference to Mr. John O'Connell, if he did say ...
... Law rence, Esq. chairman of the Grand Junction Railway; John Perks, Esq., S.Walker, Esq . Thomas M. Gladstone, Esq., Wm. Bailey, Esq., Henry Crane, Esq., James Bradshaw, Esq , John Neve, Esq., John Hartley, Esq., J. P. Firmstone, Esq., Thomae Perry, Esq ...
... in a corresponding degree. ' about three years since last month when the clothes were beastifal crop. the beet Mr. . of armed rebellion ageing the lawful mathuritiei, and of murders committee in or near that bluseeloatainee VICTORIA GALLERY AT Ett.--xec ...
... Bonnets allowed • r eaa Circle, and no Children in Arms admitted to or the House. No money returned. STAGE -MANAGER, Mr. W. J. HAMMOND. NE. s ROYAL LIVER, CHU . RCII-STREET. Management o te of Mrs. H. . GRATTAN, of the 4 heutres- Royal, Covent-garden and Princess's ...