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... thetfmeof King John, and the chief characteristics of the noble men who have taken part in them, notably. Sir John Eliot the uprieht Cornish gentleman, who dared to withstand the might of Csarles t Hampden, Pitt. Fox. Coliden, and John Bright. It was ...
... age. First prize, ; second ditto, £7 ; third ditto, -!st, .Mr. John Uobinson, Cleveland House, Coltman .Street. Hull, Yorkshire, Lady Julia, black mare, Lord Derby, are years: 2nd, Mr. John Robinson, Lady Shrewsbury, black mare, by Duke Connaught; fire ...
... Roper, W. Wilton, T. Larcombe. F. Bradford, W. Probert, J. Street. W. Wood, J. Curtis, T. Cortis, W. Curtis, Jos. Curtis, Grattan, W. Legg, W. Hemyey, J. Hoskins, T. Hockey, anal W.Warr (Bridport),and • large number of others. . . . After supper, which ...
... Arraigns : Do yon find the prisoner, John Gerrsnl King, guilty or not guilty of the murder of Alder* man Hamilton, with which stands indicted 1 mm., i-1, ■ The Foreman : Guilty. The Clerk of Arraigns (to prisoner): John Gerrard King,—Have you anything vay ...
... h, Messrs. Mary Reed, John White, Horace Snow, Chas. Clarke, Otton, John Newberry, John Salter. W. It. Borrough, Thomas Gill, Jamas Richards, John Pile, W. J. Farrant, John Ford, Hobert Salter. Joseph Tel. bury, ...
... slaughtered and the premises declared an infected area. LTMB RJdOIS. Wish Iw, Wit Oct.—On Monday, the Guildhall, l>avid Grattan and John Qspper, both of Lyme, were charged with being drank and riotous in Horn Street 10.30 on the previous evening.—Both men ...
... and George ‘‘Happy ones, in Heaven, Mr*. Norris ; carol, CbrisUaM BeUs dialogue, ** Bethany, John Cheat, Alfred mett, Mary Henry Fevin, Row Duminett, John Bocklaad. and Matilda Welch recitation, Little Bugler Kaeawein Mary Morris ; carol, The Wood roc* ...
... 111, was on the throne, and Pitt and Fox were opposing one another in the Commons. France was drifting into revolution, and Grattan’s Parliament was sitting in Dublin. Under the head of Prize Fighting there is description and protest not without interest ...
... Requires SITUATION, in small ' family. Age 19. Willing. Always lived in country before London.—Jank Millard, Claremoftt Lodge, Cardigan Road, Richmond, Surrey. [78385 (MOACHMAN Wants SITUATION. Understands the management of hunters ; married. Good character ...
... went before ; ami what would they say when they heard that Grattan’* Parliament passed 64 Coercion Acts in lb years, and the first passed the United Parliament was renewal of the last passed Grattan. were further told that the present form of Government had ...
... Colby, Cordelia Colby, Maria Colby, and John Colby ; and a legacy his executor. The residue of his property, including bis estates in the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, he leaves to his son. Captain John Vaugban Colby, absolutely. Marriage ...
... trustee. SAD Case Neglect.—A sad case of neglect came before the magistrates at tho Guildhall on t'uesday.— William and Mary Grattan, husband and wife, living at charged, the instance of the Guardians, with neglecting to provide adequate clothing ami lodging ...