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... pursuant to their sentences transportation :—Samuel Bryant, Otorgt Quinton, John Hopes, Oeorge Taylor FredericVßall, Luke BaLer, William. Qnenton, John Cooper, John Grantham, John Dodd, Thomas Baldwin Thomas Merrill, Richard Ansty, and William Waterford ...
... of Sir John Franjtliu. —Yesterday, Lady Franklin issued a notice offering a reward of 20001. with view inducing any whaling-ship which resorts to Davis’s Straits or Baffin’s Bay to make search for the ex{iedition under the command of Sir John Franklin ...
... had a horror of Cardigan, an of Miss pl could not t A Ido be she had said that the m J while she lived ; it wa quit clear, t that thinking er sw wou there. A. te be of te | His learned friend ha { read the following letter t Cardigan Mary, in answer to ...
... and have been, since 1824, vicar of Cardigan. I am acquainted with the plaintiff, who has been regular communicant for many years. I have long known the defendant since he was articled to his late uncle, at Cardigan. After that he was in partnership with ...
... whose motives at this moment could not be ascertained, it was the duty the government and of parliament to stand armed in this respect, armed in every other, against those contingencies which might arise. (Hear, hear.) He proposed now to isy this bill on ...
... George’s o' Edward | fo at John Bosley 80° a John Plaister, for stealing Anchor of Geor, Taylor.—J oh n Mackdeard and face at Winchcombe, of Richard ris for stealing pig's Wilkam Butt, for stea ling at K gsholm, a jacket 4 ohn Cook.—John Mobley, half peck of ...
... these resolutions, which were unani © strong calve acopted by the committee of officers. These are the os the Dublin clubs: Grattan, Dr. Doy Je, Hugh ned any neaox, Davis, St. Patrick, Oliver Bond, Jackson the fol- kea Thomas, Citizens’, Emmett, “9S, r, ...
... ousiaught i) police, we arme J, are out iu bodies patrolling Means strengthening and the works oe Mr. Hawes assented to the as tending to strengthen th roads, in order to p from coming ia from the troops. A large magazine of arms in the city, ral of them ...
... (briber adjoin of the debate upon Mr. John O’Conoelt’s motion for the repeal of the Union, submitted on the 11th of April, and adjourned from time to time since that day. After some observations from Sir B. Hall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Reynoidt, and others. Lord ...
... PRESTON, W and other Pari CHARD, SFORD, and SAINT NI COUNTY of HERE SAINT JOHN THE B ALL SAINTS, and in the CITY of HEREFORD. i TO BE SOLD BY ALCTIUN, By HOBBS and SON, Ag the Arms Hor et, Heaeronn, on of August, at Twelve for Que o'clock, in Twenty- gach ...
... Steere af (hurchem. enb Sgr ae 5 gies the ht the yearly For a view ay i y to Mr. Henry Parry, the tena further particulars to, r John Colem Blaisdon isly man Coleman, Sol ae ‘or, Longhope; or Me. J. HLL tor | Solicitor, G =— 4% Spiers. with fo SLTCSL, of the ...
... placed at the of the horse the night previously the time 10 August 16 of the Queen's Me house, the sir Wen. Bethan, Ister Arms, has ‘is work has eu the pre at Charen ri Ww +, the or a field on the site of the battie-ticld of the apprehension of the prisoners ...