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... our efforts suppress the | ami Mr. Grattan severally criticised the plan decontained in the bill against dog carts, which would al- aTe trul j aggravated in some degree the sufferings of j by the .Minister. Mr. Grattan, in the course of most annihilate ...
... developed. Some explanations were given bySir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon the subject of the limitation of the Order of the Bath; and after a few remarks from Mr. Mangles, Mr. Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and warm eulogium upon the character and conduct ...
... Cradock Hartopp, Bart., the Rev. Canon Grove, Canon of Worcester, and rector of Tedstone- Delamere, has assumed the name and arms of Cradock. The Countess of Blessington, accompanied by her nieces, has left London for Paris, where it is her intention in ...
... and prevented. Several We have accounts from Port-au-Prince to the 20th ult. The president had marched from the cape with an arm: about 20,000 men against the Spanish part of the island. The Dominicans were preparing to receive them, and a severe and decisive ...
... read third time Captain Jones moved as an the bill read third time that six mouths Sir John Walsh the amendment— After from Viscount Castlereagh in opposition to U1 John Rissell observed that had received of the distress prevailing in of nature it for Government ...
... of the Government v i, °- Colonel Nunziante, aide-de-camp of FerdicWi ar ,° immediately for the head-quarters of the j ady , arm The Sicilian Government, on its part, f art ened bv the captures of Catania, Syracuse, ****0*i' sent delegates to General Filangieri ...
... Walsall buider BIL6TON Caution to Brickmakers and Patino Duty to thr Excise— On last tbe Petty Sessions before John Leigh John Eeqre Messrs John Thomas Marsh briolunakera of Can Lane were ordered upon ioformetion of Mr David Lawton Officer of Excise to pay ...
... on the road six or seven miles from that town. ne man who saw them thought they were “ sweet- hearting,” as Layton had his arm over his _wife’s shoulder. When they reached the spot above referred to, Layton put a pistol close to his wife’s forehead, the ...
... CavTIon TO BRICKMAKERS AND Parinc Doty To tux Excise.—Oo Tueeday last, at the Petty Sessions, before Jobn Lei and John Foster, E rs., Mesers. John Grosvenor an Thomas ‘arsh, brickmakers, o' Can Lane, were ordered, upon the information of Mr. David Lawton, ...
... rise to a strong suspicion of poisonimr. An inquirv commenced on thc 17th ult., but which extends to two cases only, namely John and S Bailey, aged respectively about two and four years, the children of an agricultural labourer, residing Witchford. It ...
... VernMay6 MilS Aberystwith, the lady of John Pugh Pryse, Es q .,ofkdau hte, at St. Peter's church, this city, by the Rev. Edward HowesM Peter Broome Giles, Esq., of Byford House, near Herefordyoungest son of the late John Giles jfsq., of Hope Court in the county ...