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... J unction, and Great Western Railway Companies' Bill, were read a third time. Among the petitions presented, was one by Sir John Buller, from 2000 clergy and laity of the Diocese of Exeter, complaining of the regulations of the Committee of Council on ...
... Elizabeth Evans, of Mary-street, Cardigan; also, aged 70, T. G. Nugent, Esq. one of the magistrates of that ?? 62, at Lower Fisbguard, Mlr. Jobn Evans, ?? SG, at Leominster, Mr. John Pritchard-At Hereford, Margaret, wife of Mr. John Lloyd, ?? 74, at Hay, Maria ...
... Early on the following ruy father arrived Despite his attempts firmness no sooner did enter my cell throwing himself into ray arms like child it longer could doubt to my innocence ever crossed his mind for instant but shame the disgrace of the accusation ...
... and Lord Eddisbury spoke against demotion. The Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Hardwicke sp ike in favour of it. Lord Brougham declared that no nation was entitled to appeal to arms, or make reprisals for the wrongs or claims of individuals ...
... Imnpostiols, by seeiilg the sigioatssra of Joint Wiltis so- 'em, cosuipaislasearls issaket. 055 Loisdon: Manufacftulred only by JOHN WILLIS, 24, East Tenspie]- ab- Clianibors, Wisitefltiars, Fleel-stroet. Whlolesale atisdtetall by Foer ri a.ftisd Score, Cisesiists ...
... dealer John Murray, Sunderland, ship chandler The General Conienission,Ship Loan,and Insurance Company, London Benjamin Brunton Blackwell, Verulam buildings, Gray's inu, coffeehouse keeper Samuel Gillett, Chapel street, Grosvenor square, builder John Barnard ...
... of a running account for tea supplied to the defendant. Ordered to pay the amount in monthly instalments of 7s. Porter v. Grattan. —The defendant in this case had impounded some sheep of plaintiff, which had strayed on his grounds in consequence of the ...
... the fifteenth day of July next at the Molbsworth Arms Wadebridge at the of Ten of clock in tbe Morning for Commissioners representing the parish of St Breock the room of Messieurs William Paynter and John Pamall For Commissioners representing the parish ...
... Anderson, A. (abroad;) Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill;) Benet, J.; Colebroookc, Sir E.; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry; lleathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Lovcden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; Mahcr, N.; O'Connell, J.; Power, N ...
... depth of about four feet fish to be pike to the top and the lad’s arm taking it ia its mouth nearly to tbe elbow the boy screamed out for help the fish finding be could swallow tbe arm reltnquUbed it still followed the boy again attacked in the most and ...
... Cams Etnilie Memd Nicolozean Nicole Petite Eulalie Dctiuesu Beauvoir Ajax Stark Triuiilad Welch licit Rltoda Smyrna Breeze John Hetko Groningen: Dorothy Hayes Peters YY’m Herssou H Suow Joint's Ann Y’trid Menown Georg Krhit Asseus Quebec Itena Ctuivaiier ...
... damages in action of trespass or trover John Trestrail—l live Redruth cattle dealer I Helston September fair John bought two bullocks William Hugo Prisoner bullocks up to Oliver Hocking’s house After that John came into Hocking’s booth on the Green asked ...