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... MRS. GRATTAN GUINNESS AT BLANDFORD. anb enbs. Het Most Oratimu Majcety moat have some eery bad selebiers, or she w told not act in • m so articulated to repel any affection that may he felt for her by her peopie is she hahito does. airing her recent visit ...
... international morality, by welcoming hie ?Morn to reason, throwing arms aside as soon ea material itaarauteee are obtained of decent conduct haute, or by redecing him to reason, arms In hand, Too, at court*, wid judge for a urselvee how far your Clurattuu ...
... Our Petty Sessions were held on Wednesday last before John Batten, Wm. Hoakins, and Hoskins, Esquires. ' Assault.—Two youths named George Pile and John Andrews were fined' 10s. each and costs,, for assaulting and beating Mary Ann Samways and Sarah iiartlett ...
... and in a General Mr. Grattan, demanding immediate !a-tisfacEon. Mr. Grattan inftantly left the Houfe, accompanied by Mr. Metge. The .parties and fought. fhots were exchanged. the fifth Mr. Grattan wounded Mr. Corry in the right arm. The ball was immediately ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S ADDRESS, To the Electors of the City of London. lor request you my sincere and hearty thanks tor (he honour you ve pun me by electi me as one uf your representatives in the Commons House of tod had I not been desirous of ex I chould ...
... Musßony, containing by statute admeasurement, 44a. le. 39p., in the occupation of Mr. George Grattan; Cottage in Musbury mthe occupar tion of Mr. John Arming; Family Residence in Colyton. in the occupation of Mr. James Bailey; and a Close of Meadow or ...
... Acre, 2R. 23P., both let at 425. per acre, and all in the occupation of Mr. James Grattan, as tenant from year to year, -> A Right of Common in Hutton Moor, let Mr. J. Grattan at 3. —A Right of Common on Button Hill, (not Let,) which when inclosed will very ...
... the death of Mr. Henry Grattan, late M.P. for the county of Meath, and only surviving son of the great Henry Grattan. The event took place rather suddenly on Saturday week at his residence in the county of Wicklow. Mr. Grattan, Uwu but natural, was • ...
... think of. Lord Cardigan said, Oh, that is very wrong of him. Then heard a whispering, and heard him again kiss Lady William, wish her good bye, and leave the room. Lord Cardigan was there altogether about two hours. As soon as Lord Cardigan had left and ...
... him. MORE OUTRAGES. On the 18th the tails of the cattle of two farmers at Clash were cut off, and on the 23rd a disguised armed party visited the houses of four men at and Garryhaniska and warned ,them against paying rent. Shots were fired. Police only ...
... 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 ...
... MURDER OF A SISTER. Joseph Grattan, aged 19, a porter, was charged in Dublin on Friday with having murdered his sister, Eliza Grattan, aged 17, at their residence, Meath Market, upon the 29th of ()eviller. Mr. Coll, Crown solicitor, prosecuted. The prisoner' ...