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... appointed for the due regulation of our coasts and harbours have been, and are so vigilant in watching over the aa'ety of the hardy crews and valuable cargoes approaching our shores, and still mote gratifying to find that, in doing so, they gave employment ...
... Newgate, Charles Taylor, George Cox, W’illiara Poole, Charles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, William Winspear, Thomas Irons, I James Prowten, Hugh Conway, Alex. Harvey, J. J. Norton, Samuel Hardy, and Samuel Morgan, were then placed at the bar—l 3 in all. They were ...
... Newgate. Charles Taylor George Cox, William Poole, Charles Gibbs, Thomas Herbert, Williamic Winspear, Thomas Irons, James Prowten, Hugh Conway, Alex. Harvey, J. J. Norton,. Samcuel Hardy, and Samtel Morgan were then placed at' the bar-13 in all. The ? ...
... appointed for the due regulation of cur coast ...
... Taylor, George, Co», William Poole, Charles Wicks, James Burton, Hugh Conway, Alexander Hardy. Samuel Hardy, James John Norton, William Winspere, Samuel Morgan, Thomas Jones, Frederick Stone, William Swinborne, and William Lacy, the Chartist prisoners, were ...
... House, Blackrock, Dublin, Anne Hassall, relict of Captain T! Leish- man, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and daughter of the late Thomas Saunderson, Esq., of Bishopwearmouth, Durham. A 15, Charles Godfrey, aged 13, and on the 17th, Henrietta Alicia, aged 11, ...
... Hodson, Bart.; Hon. St. John Botler, Robert Shaw, jnn. ; Thomas R. Hardy, William Donnelly, Charles Hamilton, Charles Stanley Monck, Wm. Owen, Charles Roper, J. B. Bankhead, William Armstrong, Thomas Hutton, and Dr. Bewle . The Secretary stated that he had ...
... ain of Menenius. The letter which the Evening Post wi forced to publish last night, sets that matter at rest indeed, that hardy print should endeavour for ever, unless, and heaven knows what i would not attempt) to per- sade the public that the grandson ...
... George Grey then introduced Sir Thomas Burnett, lord lieutenant of the county, to the Queen and Prince Albert, who presented a loyal address from the county, which was most graciously received. The Queen thanked Sir Thomas Burnett, for the reception and ...
... front of the gaol of that town. last night an armed party, consist- ing of six persons, attacked the house of a farmer, named Thomas M‘Dermott, at Killigenahan, near Moate, and, having forced an entrance, barbarously beat M‘Dermott, whose life is at this ...
... wrilliam Paul Butler, Esq;, of llrowfn'1le, county Carlow, of a daughter. ?? a *MklitRIAGHS.. . ' Onthe 16th' instant, ?? Church, Thomas Christmas, Bsq . formerly of .tei t 3I1,al -syl*r z-sboosd son of the late Triot .ts hrlstma'i, 'Esli:, ?? 'Watetferd, to ...
... Knizht Storks, half-pay unattached ; Major Thomas Chariton Smith, half-pay unattached ; Major William Sution, Cape Mounted Riflernen 3 Major Sir Harry Darcll, bart.,, 7th Dragoon Guards; Mrjor George Thomas Conelly Napicr, Cape Mounted Riflemen. T'o be ...