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... some time, he proceeded at iaw ttrv them, and was paid off in 1816. In one ?? he had! ca9led three timis hy appointnient W'or John Hanl;' upon two of thosp occasions lie did ilui find him at home anl on tlhe third lie vas dried hin, upon which lhe went into ...
... the Hon. Mr. Wind- ham. In the year 1809 they were married at the -house of the father of the- lady, in MWritagu. place. Russell-square,. For' everat yeai tki lived together ii a state of considerable harmony. He believed it wioild appeari that about ...
... Germina~s the Rev. Dr. Wulmaley, Sir Henry Russell, the Rev. flarnage Blaekman, of TriniMyCollege Mfr. George Lane Bilout, of 'St. John's College, Sr3. Copley, 'Sir Wm. Congreve, Trinity College; Mr. Manwaring, St, John's College; Dr. gichara Yates, Jesus College ...
... Crowe, Golden-lane; were ?? to 2 years confinement in Richmonid Penitentiary noid hard laour, and Hugh to one yesr, John Drumgooleand John Conolly, for stealing a doorfrom a house.No. 24, Back-lane, value Ss., the property of Thomas Dalton. TIme facts were ...
... of age. by throwing him into the Birmingham Canel, on the Sth September last, whereby the unhappy child was drowned. Mr. Russell stated the circumsntartces to the jury in a clear and concise manner, but in the cturse *-t his detail3 was repeatedly overcome ...
... Brighton for the benefit of s,*a air and bathing ; and having placed her in a lodging, with a young female friend, in Great Russell-strcet, near the West Cliff, returned to London. On the evening of the 28th of July, Mrs. Paul was returning from a walk, ...
... asi'emblirtn hoeing90 reu'alved this inlnrtmation .con Suniday. ~be dated the ?? the dlay beforit; he jrive, the tso. tice to r John .kT-srivta. requos-tirg Ihet bie naigiul have it poute-d and publishedin the sieigthar-urott of the place oV said ontended ...
... and Peggy Russell, together, with, LA. an old woman a,,d her son Davy;' we all had our arms,:aud re a man named Tim IRyan said, 1well, ye're the devils to thle cross the country with your guns, ?? being afraid of ui, the Peelers. Mary Russell spoke to ...
... country. The Keogbs, neither avowed nor disavowed their guilt.- onnmel Ad. E CeuTrIOnN OF JOHN RIVsrt9Lx AND PsERsE GrAcrE.-On Wednesday, about twelve oNck, John Russell, a venerable looking old marl, 70 years of age, accompanied by the Rev. Mir. Baldwin, ...
... Cove Of Cork, Joser 28-Thursday an inquest was held Ii at Cove, by Mr. Hardy, Coroner, on the body of James ec Raynes, John Keating, John Cramer, James Morley, Tim Connell, Wm. Swanson, and Frank Sullivan. The bodies, al when inspected by the Jury, wer e ...
... on. John Russell, for stealing a harrow the property of Right Hon. Robert Ward, at Bangor ; also for receiving same knowing it to be ?? Guilty. Charles Ramsay, for stealing a hat the property o Robert Townly. Guilty, 7 years transportation. John Smith ...
... in Donegall-street ; John I-amila , charged @vith stealing old clothes from anil officer's lodgings in lau- easter-street ; John O'Hara, John Kelly, and John Key, charged with steading and receiving goods stolen from the shop of John Bodlle, ...