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... of the left arm, which was dreadfully injured, having ensued, she expired on Thursday morning last. Owing to her precarious state, it was deemed necessary to take her declaration, which was accordingly done on Wednesday morning last by John Leigh, Esq ...
... benefit of the Insolvent Act. Sir Charles Wood is the husband in our political allegory, Lord Lansdowne is the wife, and Lord John Russell —the small gentleman in black—the attorney. The latter rules, as such personages generally do, in all distracted families ...
... precautions to provide arms and ammunition to put into the hands of the well affected in the north of Ireland.—Some conversation then arose as to the propriety of throwing over the Landlord and Tenant Bill, after which Lord JOHN RUSSELL, observed, that ...
... the motion of the Repeal inasmuch as that step would show the tailacjfanfl absurdity of their whole proceedings. taunted Mr. John O Connell with not naving the moral courage to argue the questiou, which had himself brought forward, and to take the sense ...
... ivernment power of taking away arms from improper persons, from persons who were not of sufficient character and respectability to possess them. however, had, to a great extent, been utaavauime, because the people had procured arms, and were enabled to conceal ...
... Frankfon Assembly. In his ?? i-> the Second ' i Chain >>er. c mmuiiicaung the in exigence i.f ihe i !ec- j j tio:i of the Archduke John, his Majesty enleied a sort of protest against the ulterior decision of the i Assembly, announcing his intension 'o ipii! his ...
... andl John No Ileeketh. Pi A. And also Fourteen COTTAGES, with Gardens thereto ne- 3, siectivoly beltreging. situate in Lrylsndieftoresoid, oceutried by John Iddron, Hugh Holden, Thorrao Carton, Robert B'uonell, Wllliam Cooke, Jrtho iiordoworth. John Ber~ry ...
... two officers, viz., Mr. Darbyshire, who filled the situation of deputy-constable, and Mr. John Diggles, the beadle. His original appointment was csnferred by Mr. John Dug'lale, who was the boroughreeve of Salford that year. He continued to act beadle until ...
... mites tatates Adam on of a ir Villa in the ow the riadt to Meters. a Court I appro- sters of c In the John- 3ebold No. 92, B . G. Waster's ~den; of I. John- 3o., ao. ~' od, Liver- he place land, citors. FROM 'k in MOt together MRTY of Lluan ther up. teitg ...
... inl the county of Cardigan, with extensive isod trving tatfous, abounding with GMe, L sod including the Manor 6 aorlal Rights of Rihydonen, with ito Appurtonuarce heEtt 5nearly in a ring fence, intersested by the rio swt n tho Cardigan Turnpike- rood, and ...
... give you an idea of the state of affairs here : -The John Mitchell Club — On Friday evening last a meeting was held in a large room, at Ballinarnmight. for the purpose of organising a branch of the John Mitchell Club, which has been established for some ...
... house bay nto committee on the Certifilland) Bill, Lord REDESDALE sate for K intn , en by , owners to re On a di The Earl of CARDIGAN moved an an The Game Certificates for Killing Hares Bill also OF COMMONS.- the suppressed e, or to Smit came to t deeltred ...