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... Hopton, of Upl45-$ Lonahone, Mr. MichaeL Powtll, to.Mary Ann Powell, bath d Mitcheldeai- At .loucester, Mr. John Thee. Breen, to 1ea'S, W'idov of Mr. John Hooper, innkeeper, all of Newnhaalbnt Palnosiiok, 'Mr.Williant Wood, of Avening, to Ellen, 2nddit ter ...
... •o. Richard John Gnu, Sidney streel, Mameßer Jahn Edmonds Clatia, Nell/per. Pagney, printer James heed, Edges are road. sod else* hue, draw Thomas Nunn, Colchester, coal merchant Henry le ilium., Part place, Kennington cues. ironmonger John Redangtou, ...
... Killarney, where the circum»tances arc very similar, and Auchterader Scot'and. The motion was also supported Napier, Mr Fagan, Mr John Connell, Mr Cowan, Sir Charles Wood objected, that the inquiry would expensive and useless Government has nothing with the ...
... Cramp. of that place. April 11, at I, Bronewlek-street, Mr. Joseph Thornton, for many yaws auctioneer's porter. April /1, at Grattan, nem Witieheomb, Mary Lacy, infest daughter of Mr. James Stephens. April 13, at 5, Suffolk-parade, aged 49, George name, gag ...
... Wake Prisoner a the the night of Xovemlier They left totether Jamea Hall I th Arm Ilminsler v-i aiw half-past with Perry aom nous legetner th of lb I waa at tlw GanWncra' Arms Ilntinater there 1 loft to any I It rack II a Perry towards hi all belonging ...
... failure of our attempts to put down the slave trade by armed cruisers, since the number of negroes transported from Africa was greater now than in 1807. Colonel Thompson made a spirited defence of the armed cruiser system; and, after brief reply from Mr. Gibson ...
... Belcher burns the face neck and body Barrett incised wound John Baker iti-cck punctured wound of the hand Francis Birkmine contused wound of arm John Sullivan fractured arm Hall punctured wound of arm wound of tbe knee James McNamara wound ...
... description. This was the first occasion which tbe two most warlike nations India, Sikhs and the Affghans, had been united in arms against us; but, thanks to the ability, the courage, the military skill displayed our officers and army, British and native ...
... Elizabeth Wintle with fractures of both bones of the left arm Ann Martin with wound of the thigh Rosina Spear with scalds on the right thigh and leg John Davis with severely contused wounds of the head John Clark with contused hip and leg James Mills with a ...
... Thomas Denmead, Henry llatson, George Green, Harriet Ridler, John Nutt, Thomas Hartnell, Fred. Milton, Joseph Osborne, John Smith. No BillâJoseph Brimble. Wm. Dix, Isaac Parfitt, John Fry, John Henderson, George Amesbury, Richard Modley, Frederick Hurford ...
... frames Hfl1, 24, Wilam PaJmher, 28,aOnd M . Pa/rPser, l, all three laboarors, were Indicted for entering a weeod by night armed for the urpoos of taking and destroying game, the property of Sir Peregrine P. eklan The ehief witnesses in the case were the ...