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... 19 5 This deficiency, it is said, is more than accounted for by the outlay upon the colliery and furnaces and bad debts. Mr. John Aston and Mr. Henry Marten have reported satisfactorily on the state of the mines, &c., and there is every probability of 20s ...
... past avumour has been current at Stratford that a copper coffin had been stolen from a vault under St. John's Church, and on Thursday evening Mr. John Bromley, one of the churchwardens, accompanied by the clerk of the church, Mr. William Biggs, Mr. George ...
... _qERiY GRATTrAS, B ESQ.-We deeply regret to learn that Henry Grattan,. Esq., only surviving sole of the immortal Grattan of '82, died on Saturday at his residence, Clara, osunty Wicklow. Mr. Grattan was inl Dublicn afew dcvi sice, in excellent health and spirits ...
... Sessions. CAUTrrO sTO hASTEnS AND APPRENIrcES,-Mr. John Weale, of Oxford Street, cblakssith, snmsmosed his apprentice, % young man named James Harris, for neglect of service. Mr. Allenby, from the oflice of Mr. John Smith, instructed by Meosrs. Powell and Son ...
... and Jockey, Hill -it Street, fined Is. and costs; John Vyse, Grapes, Livery Street, Is. and costs; Thomas Presdee, Lord Nelson, ed Thorpe Street, Is. and costs; Thomas Clayton, Fisherman, «m New John Street, ls. and costs; George Stainton, Swan, e Cross ...
... OF A EIss.-At.the Now Bailey Coort, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage on the way from 'Roehdale to- Manchester.- He put his arm round her waist anc~kiosed.1eerssahe~sbeek~flfte,.te~d ...
... our preparations are directed, and he thinksthatthosewho wouldfoster theimpressionthat we are arming against enemies in general are not candid. We are arming against France, and against France alone. Now he spoke from personal know. ledge when he said ...
... and TALBOT. The Earl of CHESTERFIELD. The Earl of CARDIGAN. The Ear] SPENCER. The Earl of CLARENDON. Tho Earl CRAVEN. The Earl POWIBS The Earl BEAUCHAMP. The Earl HOWE. The Earl of LIORFIELD. Lord JOHN SOOOTT. Viscount LIFFORD. Tiscount COMBERMERE. Viscount ...
... anad TALBOHT. The Earl of CHESTERFIELD. The Eorl of CARDIGAN. The Earl W8ENCER. The Earl of CLARENDON. The Earl ORAVEN. The Earl POWIS. Thle Farl BEAUCHAKP. The Earl HOWE. The Earl of LICHFIELD. Lord JOHN SCOTT. Viscount LIFFOtD. Viecount COMBERMERE. Viscount ...
... the declaration of the Catholic laity, consisting of about 240 additional names, including those of the Earl of Traquair, Sir John Sutton, Sir Charles Clifford, Hon. W. T. Law, &c. We are informed that the Revs. Messrs. Fothergill and Wormal, two curates ...
... the ship's boat, They have left wives and several children. Thii is the second large American ship which has grounded in Cardigan Bay within the last few weeks, and probably both vessels would have gone to destruction and their crews have perished, but ...
... rs sviU be an1ouniied. 821 WILL CLOSE THURSDAY, MARCH 8, JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ., M.P. lfFSSRS. EVERiITT, HILL, and CO. have A 1 the Ilealsalre to aolloulnlI tilat the Fine Origiual Portrait of JOHN BRIGHT, ESQ., M.P., Ietu~ly comrletlI froln IlurOilM CittiInS ...