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... Magistrate, the charge as entered in Ihe watch hook was read, and it imputed them the assaulting John Kccly, Marlin Briely, and others,and with force and arms, and against their will feloniously stealing, taking, and carrying away the boforenamed rattles ...
... defeat the Ashantees was received on Thursday : I’oßTsmoutii, Sept. 2!>.— Arrived liis Majesty’s frigate Thetis, of 46 guns, Sir John Fliillimore, Knt. with dispatches from Cape Coast Castle, that the Ashantees were totally defeated in action which took place ...
... 182 i. JOHN ILIsS. Jnn. XT'CONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIEI¥, N». 34» Bridge-Street, Blackfriars. niRKCTORS. _ ! Sir .TAMES MACKINTOSH, M.P. Chairman -HOBERT CH A LONER, Esq. M. p . Chairman. S a«,K.s, BSS^-«- AuniToas—John Knowles Esq. F.R.S.. John Kymer ...
... Uppingham, Esq. Shropshire—John Cotea, ofWooicote, Esq. mkrskt.sh i illiam Balyar, East coker, Esq. St hike -John Burton Philip*, or Heuthhad House, Esq. CnuNTVoP South mpt on—Sir C. H. Kith, Shirley House, Ba.t. SFFPOI.K—John Payne Flwes, of Stoke next ...
... apprentices have lately been set free in Devonshire, a net having been legally bound.——John Grattan was found guilty, the last Chester Assizes, of the wilful murder of John Milburue, by throwing him into the canal Duckinfield. He has, however, since been respited ...
... & DttgdaU & F. Lawley, Eaqrs. the late members, hare been put in nomination. It Is not expected there Friday John Edmund Dewdeswell and John Martin, Ksqrs. were, for the fourth time, elected Members > “-The election for thit county comajcnced Frlday West ...
... executed, by all tlic New* Agents in Town and Country, and by the Postmasters in every part of the United Kingdom* Catholics. —Sir John BRYDGES presented Petition from W ...
... casolred to compel adherence the old system. In the Court of Kiog’a Bench, Dublin, on Wednesday, an application of Mr. Heory Grattan, M.P., sod registered proprietor of the Freeman't Journal, for a criminal intsrroaiieo against Major and Mr. Montgomery, was ...
... and doth most fashionably attired, arrived in chaise and pair at the principal inn, at Cardigan. About seven o’clock the morning, after their arrival at Cardigan, and whilst they were in bed, two persons In chaise drove up to the Lion at a rapid pace ...
... Marie, and arc confined only the middle ot the o;. part the arm above the elbow a band, the »ame a»the end at the white by a eery broad cuff aalin, witli fire but'one tbe outaidc of the arm. A pclcrioa worn wiib tbii dre««, of fine clear muelin, trimmed ...
... Scroggins. What the three golden balls pawnbroker’. Wearers’ Arms, Two One,” or what The Lombards wera the first pawnbrokers la this country, and the three golden constltuted a part, f their arms, ...
... his prstence. We understand the Earl of Uxbridge it about to marry Lady Georgians Brndenell, third daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. Lord Eldon bad ao interview with Ids Majesty on Thursday, and presented several Petitions against the Catholic Relief Bill ...