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... on the following attended Mr II Grattan Mr John O'Connell Mr Job-Reynolds Mr James Fagan (Wexford county' Mr Abler) man O'Brien Mr Francis Scully Mr John Greene and ) Daniel O'Connell Mr John Greene called chair Mr John O'Connell list of 13 ...
... Devoa’s-lane, Bromley—John Andrew Jones, the Ironmongers’ Arms, in Lizard-street, Old-street the Bedford Arms Tavern and Tea Gardens, in Camden Town, transferred to Henry Willard—John Gosling. the Bvre Arms and Railway Tavern, St. ...
... Fortitude, Whitford.Chas.twn John G , Maryport Hope, Rawlinson, Muntbrop Delight, Kendal, Ulrerstone Tay&TecsPkt,Uoyd,Tdgnmo Harry King. Foley, Cork Jane, Jcnkina, Ipawich Clown. Burrell, Glasgow Brothers, Jones, Ellesmere John Edward,Evana,Runcorn Margaret ...
... of Lord Cardigan, and desired the man to go I to Sir Thomas Arbuthnot's, and tell Lord Cardigan I that Lord Fitzgerald wanted to see him at the Al. ) bion. The man accordingly went to Sir Thonias Ar- buthnot's, but did not find Lord Cardigan there. Mr ...
... during latter portion the obscuration A railway porter at the Didcot station run have been amputated man about age arm fractured in John-strect St Philip’s Tuesday Alfred Long man employed YY'ilder-strcet considerably On Iiardin of vessel called Prince ...
... round the neck by both arms, and so dragged under with him. Both would have inevitably been drowned but for the prompt assistance rendered by Lieutenant Kinsman (First the Avenger), who also jumped overboard, and unlocked the arms the drowning man from ...
... DEATHS. Oet. 2. *t Hun, \n Surrey, Vlr. John Wade. eery old inhabitant, and much beloved and respected brail who knew him. Oct. 7. John, son Mr. Samuel Nlblett. boot and ahoemaker.of Southgale-ftrcet, in thi# city, ag.d four year* and seven month*. . ...
... council to throw any obstacle in the way of the meeting of Irish members called for the 2nd November. ( Hear, hear, from Mr. Grattan.) It was not deemed right to convene the meeting for the same day, but the council .conceived the best course was to fix a ...
... biought, Up on an ansalt warrant, charged with fieloniously wound ng John Rhhins~on, a peripatetic ffihraonger, who w'as in the habit of: frequinting; the taproot''of the King's Arms, haying leae -o sell his fish tbere. The complainant,'WhO -exhibited ...
... deal cut; but the consolation is that we gave her the cut many a time before. EARL CARDIGAN'S BOOK.—A new work is about to appear, from the gifted pen of the Earl of Cardigan, called Reminiscences of a Sofa. The motto selected is, On by the spur of valour ...
... do Gazelle, Paynter, do Fox, Berriman, Foxhole, Fraser, do Jane, Thomas, do Eagle, Bateman, Bristol John, Noali, Neath John Medmey.Farance,Jersey John Westley, Bryant,Swansea Wind S.W., fine. SCARBOROUGH. Arrived [Oct. 19] from Veracity, Almond, Hartlepool ...