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... Stafford Humphery, John, Southwark. Attwood, John, Harwich. Hutt, Wm., Gateshead. Baillie, Col. 11. 1)., Honiton. James, , E. Cumberland. Balltte, H. J., Inverness-shire. Jermyn, Earl, BurySt.Edmunds Baiue, Walter, Greenock. Jervis, John, Chester. Baird ...
... to assizes the Road— boys Philip brassfounder Street and John Jones John Farr brassfounder Lister were up suspicion of stealing 201hs of the of Mr Hamlin provision dealer Aston evidence of John Harris assistant Mr Hamlin it appeared that gentleman came ...
... Drsorperiies tx Lonnon STREET.—Joseph Simons, ress hii e maker, John Street, and Alexander Lawrence, sweep, r “ onion entice Street, were charged with being drank and in the King’s Arms Tavern, and breaking four panes in the windows, from the evidence ...
... BLACKFRIARS LO N D O N Established by Act of Parliament, IIIM7. Directors: John Richards, Esq., Chairman. Sir James M'Grigor, Bart., F.R.S , Deputy-Chaiiman. Lieut. -(jeneral Sir John Wil- I Charles T. llolcombe, Esq. son, K.C.B. W. Anderson Peacock, Esq ...
... Manners Sutton, Lady Jane Peel, Sir Francis Goodricke, Sir John and the Misses Cave, Sir Charles Morsey, Sir R. Brownrigge, the Hon. D. Warde, Sir Harvey Bruce, Sir Maxwell Wallace, Sir John Carnac, Col. and Mrs. Cartwright, Co). W hyte, Col. Gooch, Col ...
... this perilous adventure are The advocated his contended only applied in the preamble to “ arms it guns muskets pistols descriptions fire-arms” terms small arms’ or firearm an ins'ruxnent of description or any of therefore not to instrument the present ...
... the country. It was idle to suppose that a measure that made it transportation in be out after dark in Ireland would stay the arm of the mur- derer. The measure had been adverted to in her Majesty's Speech from the Throne, it had progressed but slowly in ...
... attention by the house, with reflections on the example set by the Duke of Wel- lington which had been so nobly followed. 6ir JOHN HOBHOU! 3 seconded the motion, and in eloquent stetesman-like ability of the language gave his testimony to the military skill ...
... when treated by art, after the manner of a manufacture ; ing life, incendiarism, killing or maiming cattle, demanding arms, sppearing armed, administering un- and if you will but allow him time, will com- | up, on any uestion, to advocate obstruction, and ...
... homicide firing the person aggravated assaults assaults endangering life incendiarism killing or maiming cattle demanding arms appearing armed administering unlawful oaths threatening notices attacking houses levelling and destroying fences malicious injuries ...
... the country. It was idle to suppose that a measure that made it transportation to be out after dark in Ireland would stay the arm of the murderer. The measure had been adverted in her Majesty's Speech from the Throne, it had progressed but slowly the House ...
... London have awarded their silver medal, for a design for sedilla, to Mr. Henry A. Darbishire, of Greenheys, late pupil of Mr. John E. Gregan, of Manchester. A Nottingham paper regrets, that hy typographical error last week, in noticing a burglary at Mr ...