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... throw him Into the canal.” John, the prisoner, said, can’t, he has got fast hold of my arm.” Her husband replied, pull thy arm out of thy jacket, ami 1 will throw him in.” Tim prisouer pulled his arm out of his jacket, and the two brothers then assisted ...
... Hon. W. S. Bournef Aylesbury—Lord Nugent, W. Rickford Banbury—Hon. A Legge Barnstaple—F. Hodgson, H. Alexander* Bath —Lord John Thynne, Lord Brecknockf Beaumaris —Sir R. Williams Bedfordshire—Colonel P. Macqueen.t Marquis Tavistock Bedford—Lord G. Rusell ...
... the armed men protected the land men while they secured the goods and escaped. Alter an examination of many hours, the prisoners were fully committed for trial for the murder of Morgan ; and for unlawfully and feloniously assembling with fire arms to assist ...
... prohibition Dawson, A. (Couth) War burton, H. rom exporting gunpowder arms to the coast of Africa Ferguson, Sir H. Wood, J. (except within the streights of Gibraltar) for six months Grattan, J. Wyvill, M. longer. Hohhouse, J. C. Winnington, SirT. A rule was ...
... most turgid oration, by declaring * that the said magistracy ought to receive some signal of the Lord Lieutenant’s favour,’—John Egan who was lather mellow, and sitting behind him, jocularly whispered, and be whipped at the cart’s tail > And whipped at ...
... similar motion were 247, against it, 234 ; majority for ir, 13. —In 1813, the only previous occasion when similar motion, Mr. Grattan, was carried, the numbers were for it, 264, against it, 224 ; majority for it, 40. 1814, the import tea was little more than ...
... o and Clare; by Lord Bective, 40 petitions from Ireland; by Mr. Tlite, from Athlone; Lord John Russell, from fiy dissenting ministers of London; Mr. H. Grattan, from several parishes in Ireland ; Mr. Drownlow, from Armagh. Sir G. Hill presented a petition ...
... themselves of the plate. The property was composed, principally, of richly embossed old family silver articles, with the arms of the Cardigan family engraved thereon ; also quantity of silver spoons and forks, and two silver watches. In consequence of an a ...
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... country side Pet Cr D Thick West-street Somers-town carpenter Seal Dec 6 JOHN BEAMAN Tooling Surrey brewer Dec 21 Jan ‘-5 Raymond’s Gray Pet Cr J Lincoln’s Inn gent Seal Nov 20 JOHN TIRPIN and ARMITAGE -makers Dec 28 So 1 Doncaster Pet Cr Tirpin Y'ork farmer ...
... Mr. Bourn Vale Farm, near Ald- idge. teall, (by the P tev. J. Baron, vicar,) On ‘Tharsday, at ¥ er, oF that place, to Mir. John ‘Taylor, pinmber and els ts town. Miss Sarah ot As tom, near On Snuday tast at ‘Va sity Chase ch, Coventry, Mr. T. eldest tanchter ...
... relatives in 1 Berkeley-sqimrc Lady the eldest the Esq uncle Auckland and five brothers viz Lieutenant Colonel John Eden loth Capt Eden It N Arthur John Eden Esqrs Lady D Eden night at Drury-Lane and powerful and effective delineation the character Miss Huddart’s ...