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... Guildhall. on Wedneadey, WBdiam Grattan, of this place, appeared before the Mayor H. 61 47. 614, Col. Itrandram, H. Tooker, Sq .. and S. Eel., and was charged with assaulting Mr. William Pollard oo the 'Nth of June.— Grattan pleaded not guilty.— William ...
... bat bong of • porgy formal character, to • BYMONDSBURY. Bats or P 11001,17. — Mr. W. Money offered for sale at the Ilcbeeter Arms, m oa d A y, stunt to order of Mr. Justice Kay, male in the action of Matthew. r. Matthews, els cottages and gardens In this ...
... delivered the declaim of the Hem% after consults. Lion, follow. --Mary Grattan, for assaulting Emily Grover', am fined n 1 144 nods, or 14 days impriannmmt ; William George Grattan, for 'trolling Emily Grove., war fined and 13e 'zeta, or one month's I ...
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... Ooubtahle the coiuuiiltee recoiuoieaueU the of a peueiou of 14> per week out ot the Sup-.rauuuatiou lu Kir! ...
... Thursday, Sept, y Dorchester Bridport. . DROWNING OF MR. JOHN MORRIS. U with much regret that hear of the lamentable drowning of Mr. John Morrii, brother of the late Mr. D. Morris, chemist, Bridport. Mr. John Morris was bathing on the Welsh coast, not far from ...
... been this year- The Late John Morris.—Some further partieahue are now hand concerning the death by drowning of Mr. J. Morris, at Aberporth, the Cardiganshire coast. IVoeased was 25 years of age and w.u the son of the late Mr. John Morris, Pootrhydyceirt ...
... from the middle of last century down to the present time had been Protestants. The first two important leaders. Kioo I and Grattan, wore both Protestants, Gr .f-an being, be considered,one of a'est.pur* st, and noblest of figures in any modern country in ...
... Church are less employed id consequence, baa not such a result an aspect in harmony with iheoobl-kt ideals ; and would nut John bimstli have bat ed the signal to not where he wa- wanted, but where was wanted most do not think that time Is even uear when ...
... Ist; Hopper. 2nd; Searle 3rd Inknown race tirnttan.-Jubilee race, Ball.-Climbing the rreasv note for ft lee of mutton, fc.. Grattan. fommentiiig genecslly, the town throughout was very tastefuUy anil loyally decorated. Crowns, arches, banners tC, pictures ...
... her in the identical bassinette perambulator, found in Hamilton Terrace, St John’s Wood, and did not return. The murderered woman ba* a niece in ervice in Albion Road, St. John’s Wood, and if Mrs. Hogg intended to visit her she would naturally have gone ...
... long time—so long that ■he began to get tired; so one night she said to him“ John, who is the author of the phrase, Man pmpotes ?’ ” “I’m sure I do not know,” answered John ; “ why you ask ? “Oh, merely wanted to know who was.” “For what reason “Because ...