... will Sing Fourteen original Songs. Written b; H. P. Urattan, Esq. The composed b; John Haroonrt Lee, Esq. The cop;- right of the music and words secured b; H. P. Grattan and J. H. Lee. The exclamation of the public, the press, and the profession is that ...

... of MANURE, the whole to go off ; situate close to the Turnpike Road leading from Stroud to Stonehouse, the property of Mr. John Goddard, in consequence of the Land being sold. IN LUNACY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, In the most beautiful part of the county ...

... there’s one on the ether aide.” The hinses, groans, whistling, and noises that ensued were almost deafening. After time, Mr. Grattan, the -manager, came forward, and in the midst speech, frequently interrupted with cries of - ** pay the soops.” hisses and ...

... late Earl of Cardigan lay in atate on Friday and Batnrday, in the Dean Park, Northamptonshire. The inscription on the breast-plate of the coffin it as follows :— M Lient.-General the Right Honoorable Sir James Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan, Baron Brndenell ...

... tbe outrage wa* Mr. Henry Eaynor. house agent and rent eotleotor, living at Nottingham. The alleged murderer la a man named John Wataon, oottager, Hvipg at Carlton. Daring the paat rammer, Raynor on e tim in , 4 the village. Th» in I which he reeided wa* ...

... Mr. Daniel Richards, of Moelfryn Farm, Llanbadrn, Tra- feglewis, in the county of Cardigan. He was also charged with obtaini by similar means the sum of 180l. from Mr. John “be wis, of Hirwain, Glamorgan, for the purchase of 94 acres of land situated at ...

... Carroll a Attempted Murder at Oldham.—On Thursday sen'night a deliberate attempt to murder was made at Oldham by man, named John WhiUaktr, deeeribed aa deserter horn the Mth Regiment. appesss that in Aagust last Whittaksr apprehended charge of stealing ...

... them by night with armed warders, who changed the watch by turns; and sometimes issuing forth in the dead of night, and placing parties in ambush at posts suitable for oonoealment. By day, also, large bodies of country folk, and men arms, marched out, and ...

... peur reprocke, acd indeed, it very hard to say where advertising begics or ends. When Mr. John Jones writes to the Tima to say that his name was improperly printed John P. Jones in the list of gentlemen who attended the levee, what is it but an advertisement ...

... Hodgson, Esq. M.P. Travers Buxtou, Esq. William James Lancaster, Esq. Octavius Edw. Coopo, Esq. John Dorricn Magens, Esq. Wm. Cotton, Esq. John Timothy Oxley, Esq. John Davis, Esq. Bcmamin Shaw, Esq. George Arthur Fuller, Esq. William Jas. Thompson, Esq. ChiuTos ...

... said of John Lilburne applies to any one of these individuals. That hero of the days of the Commonwealth was so much addicted to contending and complaining, as to merit the reproach, that were there no one but John Lilburne in the world, John would be ...

... girl about sixteen years of age, who was in the service, as nurse, of Mr. John Crowley, shopkeeper, Bory-road, Rochdale, went with Mr. Croaaley's child, aged two yesrs, in her arms, for the purpose, she stated, of a pair of boots, and she ana the child ...