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... Cardiff, engineer. John Williama, Church-street, Cardigan, butcher. Ko>-ert Davies Grifhtba, Albion Hotel, corn merchant and lican-ed victualler. William Griffith Parry, Bryntirion, Nantmar, , pariah Beddgelert, Carnarvonshire, shoemaker* John Pritchaid, Kegent ...
... means of the -x ix electors of England. The engine which, armed with 1 tt, phyical and moral blessing, comes forth and overlays ot mankind by services-the engine of redress-this, says ;Grattan, is government, and this is the only description h. rs'worth ...
... provision, and coal dealer. his i Stephen John Juby, Willow Bridge-street, actio med Leicester, commission agent. cove] iipts John Mills, Catesby-street, Leioester, baker and Presi ginz flour seller. The see John Turner, Mount-road, North Evington, Alpt ...
... Thomas Mellor,~ en his passoge home from the tid Pe'anue ne nddsrel epced by a numerous tit On Friday, rthe 24tnt, iatodW62, r. John Worthington, pub- to lcndcyreetebyaarecrloffindo. my1 O~ia agd6,a isrsdne Liscard, Cheshire, rro. adeihyretrlewuiealyrseedin ...
... attacked recent legislation and ollicial acts. The memorial statue to Henry Grattan was yesterday unveiled on College-green, Dublin, Lord Gort presided, and a panegyric on Grattan was delivered by Mr. Mitchell Venry, M.P. Addresses were also delivered by ...
... maret' Peter' ms.hurLedo, Mr. hisur Si marin eg~, to.liss.Mfanly, dressmeair. r tre 0O Sunday, th ,e 020 tilt. atSt. John's Charch, Mr. John Ov TRtelnisG officst ?f Exaged 2 to Miss Clough, daughter of Mir . OeS George Clough, tallolv i dhandler, Paradise-street ...
... BEFORE MESSRS. W. RATHBONE AND IV. EARLE. ALLEGED ROBBERY AND INTREPID CONDUCT OF A DOMESTIC SEIVANT.-An elderly man, named John Regan, was charged with breaking into the house of Mr. D. Powell, Eaton Cottage, Knotty Ash, and stealing a quantity of silver ...
... brougbt n p-the former charged with having stabbed John Birchand the letter with having aided and abetted in the assault, and also with haying assaulted Sarahl Birch, the wife of the Injured man. Mr. Grattan prosecuted, and Mr. Brethertop appeared for the ...
... neighbour. bood.-Mr. Grattan next addressed the bench on behalf of the application of' Mr. Sharp, who, he said, had conducted a beerhouse at Gilbrook for eight years, and during that time there had been no complaintagainstthe house. Mr. Grattan also said that ...
... by warrant, charged with cutting and wounding Joseph Fisher, a quarryman, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Grattan appeared for the defence. The prisoner, it seemed,was employed by the prosecutor and other quarrymen to attend to the sharpening ...
... was afterwards driven away by Cooperand obey, andthey tipped the Coals in front of No. 15, Cardigan-street. Thename David Robinson was on the cart, and John Stottwae on the waggons from which the coals were ?? Williams, t. shlp- emith, who has a place ...
... had expired were Messrs. Musker, Grattan, and Leece. The two former were again nominated, with Mens~. Swift, Phillips, Potts, Quayle, and Maddox, three only being required. The result was as follows :-For Dr. Grattan, 253 votes (122 persons); J. Musker ...