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... on Tuesday last, Mr. R. B. Brierlev and assistant, and placed on hoard the Cumberland hulk lying off Chatham Win. Henry Parkinson ’transported for life: Henry Shaw, James Baliev, and John Bailey, for seven years each. Robbery.— Wednesday night last, between ...
... Westmeath.— On Sunday night last thcfhousc of man named Parkinson was maliciously set on 'fire and totally consumed, with every article of furniture two calves -were also burned to death. Parkinson employed Mr. Wray in getting in tithes for the Rev. Mr ...
... Transported fourteen pears.— Margaret Wilkinson (17), fur Urkliug £l. , property of George Kswsoa. Transported set pears.— Daniel Cumin for stealing quantity of lead from the Military Burrock*, Leeds. Robert Baker (30) for stealing a jacket from Charles Mttcalle ...
... CoUego, Cambridge, William Henry Hugall, S.C.L., St. Mary Hall. ; Edw. Jowett. 8.A.. Caius College, Cambridge; Arthur Makeson Parkinson, B. , Jesus College, Cambridge; Thomas Arthur Seott, 8.A., Clare Hall, Cambridge; Nathaniel Constantine Strickland, M.A. ...
... miles beyond the Circular. Road; and Orders for not less than five doaen of Wine and upwards to part of the Kingdom. JAMES PARKINSON, Proprietor. January IS, 1836. Apprentice Wanted. A Pee will TO PRINTERS. ESTIMATES for Printing the Eighteenth Am port of ...
... Mlnsnuuiid .Mr. Him., for the prisoner. Mr. Serjeant iU.MI.KY having staled the ease, the .’ollowing witnesses were ealhd. Parkinson Webster, by Mr. HouglNs —lam porter i: the Commercial coach ort’uv, Shefliehl. On the I'Hii December, received tbrec boxes ...
... violent blows on the head, cutting open his temples, by which he lost much blood. The prisoner, in defence, said, I was cumin' down Key-street, and when opposite Temple -court wid a sheep o' my masthers ; that man takes houd o' the sheep. Do you know ...
... whim' trial, sad 'evoked in all the subsequent losses to which this led—k by a Whig Oppeakin that I int to bring my beton Parkinson—it wm by s Whig Administration that the Jones of my sins Ins admitted—it was by a Whig Cableet Minister that resolutions ...
... Oct 1 Nor II Hotel Truro YOUNG Rath Oct IS Noe II Ball Ion alt Rath MASON merchant Oct It IS Court atts Harriaon London PARKINSON ley Yorkshire manufacturer Oct tl No NETTLETON William George-etrcct tailor Oct 18 Noe Ik Com HAWKINS and SMITH 15 Leami ...
... the i tho l s t einstitutions. After some desulo _y !as he realized lie numbers being, e l , th e m . , he would lend his cumin's the motion was losaa against it, 76. Mr. Heine was a VW, ee134t.t.._ Sir It. PEEL and Lord „y„ . 66 . noes, 142 ; majority ...
... Steerage.—For terms of Freight or Passage apply to Mr. Junius Smith, Merchant. 4, Fen Court, Fenchiirch Stem ; or to Charles Cumin. Broker, King’s Arms BiyKfmgs, ’Change Alley, Cornhill .7 IPSWICH UNION. CONTUACTS FOR SUPPLIES. Board of Ouardians of this ...
... Esq.; at the chairman's left sat William Garnett, Esq., the memner of parliament (who will he) for Salford, the Rev. It. Parkinson, F.C.C., R. C. Sharpe, E.g., the chairman of Lord Francis Egerton's committee, Geo. Hall, Esq., one of the constables of ...