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... EINCUTItai 005 Mulitielt.—The extteme beetence at the law caned rhla effect gunthly Mottling uu George John Ilewetn, convicted of the wilful weeder of John Wudelionse, one of the turnkeys of Cold-hash Fields Rouse of Correction. The culprit appealed ou the ...
... PRISONERS HEXT 28 with purse containing sovereigns some half-crowns other money property of John Grey The two farties were in the skittle-alley of the Sportman’s Arms nn in the parish of of the 22nd of July and after Grey or twice the presence of Hext taken ...
... length actually taken place. The aspirations of the railers against Saxon tyranny have been gratified ; though the appeal to arms has been attended with results very different from those they had ventured to anticipate. Instead of the tocsin of war” having ...
... Col. Dunne, Mr. Clements, S>'r D. Norreys, Sir IF. Somerville, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Sewdejate, Lord John RusseU, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. (/race, and Mr. Grattan. On a division there were— for going into Committee of Supply, 100; for Mr. Crawford's motion, : majority ...
... peaceable method o discussion and by parliamentary redress that these grievances are to trcated-fhVar' hear)—that the resort to arms and rebellion must only tend to aggravate the misfortunes of Ireland-.hear, hear)--thattheresources of Ireland, great as they ...
... Parishes, in the COUNTY HEREFORD, and Saint Nicholas. All-Saints, and Saint John the Baptist, in the CITY of HEREFORD. Messrs, hobbs son win sell by AUCTION, at the CITY ARMS HOTEL. HEREFORD, THURSDAY, the 10th of August, Twelve for One o’clock, the above ...
... 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 ...
... )rinte the King's Printing-office, London, was a soldier under Sir John Moore, at Con. J!' ago - lie 1309, where he received a ball in the ri arm r >pai °- at the burial of Sir John, and remembers minute 6 .' prei of the scene. He was also with 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 ...
... Premier's ur o'clock been scanty. the letter-press, besides new illustrations a phistical atte mpt to parry hundred pages to Cardigan in account of the working of elections in Americ on, Broad improve maps. He has work« d up the county of neat and graphic ...
... Honourable the Commissioners of Stamps have ordered the words •* Wor«leH’s Pills, by John Kave.” to be engraved the government stamp; and. further protection, Mr Kaye’s arms, and fac simile of his signature, arc printed the directions wrapped round each box ...
... circumstance to the governor, who once ordered the turnkeys to arm themselves with guns and fix bayonets; he then proceeded with the turnkeys, eight in number, few of whom were not armed, for the purpose of assisting the turnkey in charge to secure the ...