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... Benefit of Mr. Harry P. Grattan, and the Last Night but One of his Engagement,— THE WHITEBOYS. Edward O’Brian Mr. Harry P. Grattan. Norah O’Donnell Miss Cleveland. After which,— THE FAIRY CIRCLE. Con O’Can lon Mr. Harry P. Grattan. Phillip Blake Mr. De ...
... Eaton of Edge Hill Liverpool On the inst John’s Church by the W B Marsden vicar Henry Brown stonemason to Ann daughter of the late John Cross of Love-street Chester DEATHS On inst 52 Shepherd widow of late John Shepherd of Little Stanney On Everton Liverpool ...
... and costs ; James Kelly, Bentinck-street, 5s and costs ; Mary Green, Waterloo place, to pay costs ; John SmalJ, Price-street, to pay costs ; aad John Coffey, Watson-street, to pay costs. THURSDAY. (Before the Rev. M. Coxon, Captain D Graham, and Messrs ...
... license is refused. Frnoeis Sharp, beerhouse-keeper, was supported by Mr. Grattan in his application for a license for a house opposite to the last, in Laird-street Mr. Grattan, after urging upon the bench the requirements of the neighbourhood, put in ...
... influence with the committee in his case. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN morninz last week the officials ials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Willi: awaiting their trial at the assizes. ...
... Sheppard M•sRHALL 67 Hicks 0 MAGNET 82 Clark, W. H. Stott MARY J. GREGORY 47 Grattan 0 NArrHALI 83 Jones 0 PILGRIM 71 Hockin 0 PA LLAI3 132 Bryant 0 119 Hoskin, J. Smith 0 Qualm 87 Armes, J. Smith 0 lost. Witt-lams 93 6rifliths, W, 'lhomaa 0 Ross 42 Hanley, ...
... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time not to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time mot to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... 'misfit sod private loterasta.—Gaiignant. John Laity, late groom of the eheashers to the E ai i Cardigan, charged at the Marylei,one Police C om on Friday, with stealing a letter arid for £lBlBa Lady Cardigan drew a cheque for £lB 16a. ea the February ...
... the screw-steamer St. Thomas, of a daughter. SPENCE—May 12, in Shrewsbury-road, Claughton, Mrs. John B. Spence, of a son. BENBow—May 12, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Iluyton, the wife of Mr. Richard Benbow, of a son. MORTON—May 12, at the residence of her ...
... Mr John Brierley, of East Beach, and formerly of Blackburn Wadkin—March 29, in his year, John Wadkin, of Elswick Lodge, neat Garstang, formerly of Manchester Thompson -Feb. 21, aged 07, Thomas Thompson, of Liverpool second son of the late .Mr John Thompson ...
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