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... throat; And presently, vwhen Inges gave the signal to his friend, A pair of strong arms seized his kercher, one at either ?? that is how they tbrottlo The vulgar clown, John Cottle, And hold him in asn iron grip till, all his struggles o'er, lis hulking ...
... so, Cork; I. E. a Taylor as, Aberyawith; Argo as, Penzance, CO Bailed-W. J. Barbor sa, London; Sea Flower as B and ?? sH, Cardigan ; Isnthe as, Aberayroa; C. Velindra sP, Swansea; Neath Abbey as, Neath; Elaine E Liverpool; Progress as, London; Lara as ...
... Government in '93 but which would fail now as they failed then, The Iiishnian who Dow thought that he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Volunteers ia 1782, would find that he had pilaced himself in tho poweV of a cruel, unrelenting English ...
... held at the Bath Arms hotel, The chair was oocu- pied by the Hon. Sydney Herbert, and amoong those H present were the Marquis of Bath, Lord Harry Thynue, DI.P,, Viscount Folkestone, M, P., and Moasra, W. Stratton, HI. P. Jones, and John R. White (hon. fle) ...
... were submitted to the meeting, Of the inspectors Mr. J. Isaac and Mr. S. King, being one-third, retired, and Mr. John Minett and Mr. John Mackintosh were elected, It was resolved that the sum of £80 be the amount to be raised for the expenses of the enbuing ...
... ifold on Saturday, when the following transfers were 1njado '-Hadley Arms, Combbe-down, from the executors of Jo0n Puernell Cox, deceased, to Edward S. Gould; Dolphin-inD, Weston, from John Leonard to William Miles ; beerhouse, Camerton, from Mark Ohivers ...
... --The Don Ceoeack, from Thomas Oxenbam to Duncan King; Masons Arms, from E liza P. Stiles to Edwin Sadler; Fountsin wine-vaults, from Susan Jones to Henry I y nnn; King William, from John Lush to Charles Bryant; Grove Tavern, from Oharles Bird to Henry ...
... Wellow, on the 14th inst., a and assaulting William Montague, landlord of a beer. ?? youths, named George Tugwell, Frederick and John Nimble, William Ray, and Henry Haskell, t were summoned for having maliciously broken 32 panes o of glass, at Swainswiok, the ...
... 12'Dantirirepresented the Market a 1'.Company 'at ?? meeting.; 1' WESTON-SUPER-MARE, VI 3' 5, FATAL TnnaifAnrow To Aml AcccDmTr.-John Porter, gmeson, whxa sustained a fracture of. the skull on Thunrsda t, 4 throguh a hieavy wheel falling. on his head from thethr ...