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... HUMBER.—Oa Monday week a whale of the finner species was caught at Whitton, in the Humber, twenty miles above this town, by John Maycock, master of a billy-boy, the Samuel, of this port, with the assistance of his mate and two other men. It was brought ...
... deny the right of the people to carry arms, nor did it, except under very urgent circumstances, to deprive any man liis arms. It was not, in fact, a coercion bill, and he was surprised at its moderation. How Mr. John O’Connoll could resist it, he could ...
... embodied the Bill of Rights. It did not deny the right of the people to carry arms, nor did it, except under very urgent circumstances, go to deprive any man of his arms. It was not, in fact, a coercion bill, and was surprised at its moderation. Should ...
... the instant, by the Rev. H. S. Templer, M'illiam Henry, eldest son of Mr. Robert Gcrrhur, to Anne, youngest daughter of Mr. John Bateman, maltster, both of Bampton. May 27, at Steeple Barton, in this county, by the Rev. T. Oakley, Mr. George Roberts, of ...
... secouded the amendment, Mr. H. Grattan said, that for the sake of suffering humanity should give bis strongest support to this bill, lie was to remedy the grievances of Ireland by by legislation ; but considered the man who armed himself with pistol, and drew ...
... HUME spoke in opposition to the bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN vehemently replied to Mr. Roebuck's charges against Irish landlords and the Irish people. The Hon. Member designated Mr. Roebuck a shrivelled adder. Mr. JOHN O ' CONNELL acknowledged that there appeared ...
... Abraha m John Woodlands, St. John's- . .w4 ?vpod-read Gentleman Viccary, John I6-Indiu-strret;Edinbro' Gentleman Vicet RevI Vincent, Rev. Fred. Alfred ClubAlbeoiarlc-' . : ?? u- Clerk Wakes, Rebecca XM. Elrs,: lingstonon- Thames Spinster Wales, John Southwvald ...
... &e., and onl the look-out for the Royal Stiuadlron ; osie of them to be off St. Ann's Iea(1, and lead the yacht througis Cardigan Bay, to the entranlc 'of the Straits. If it should be night, she is to burn a blue-light overy tell snissstes. Every precaution ...
... —William John Pepys, Magdalen Abraham William Bullen, Trinity College, grand compounder; John Cartman, Trinity College. BA. Francis Barnes, Jesus College: Benjamin Adams, St. John’s College; Arthur George Berry, Jesus College; F.ederick Ward, St. John’. College ...
... some means, he laid hold of an om;**3ry from Rauparaha Hangihaiera, with a letter concealed on hi* person, stating that he had arms and ammunition foi f.im. this the Governor sailed back truro Waikanae at night, and anchored otf Porinu abou' one a.m. the ...
... Frederick Chalker, Corpus. John A. Cree. Scholar of University. Charles H. Shebbeare,. James Baker, University. Philipp D.Bad, ~ nvriy JnhnE. Waldy, ' William Hitchens George F. Tamplin, St. John's. Hugh Morgan, Jeans. John A. Legh Campbell, Oriel. In ...
... adopted, and the petition which will be intrusted to Sir John Haumer, Bart., for presentation, lies at the rooms for signature. The meeting was numerously attended. The president of the society, John Harris, Esq., was the chair. —Hull Packet. The Cobn Mabkets ...