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... Sessions Edinburgh before Lord OraighiU action came up for trial by jury at the instance of the Rev Mr Hallen incumbent of St John'r Episcopal Church Alloa against the Earl of and Kellie member of congregation of the vestry for £2000 damages on -he ground ...
... Shelhorne, Chatham, Ednmnd Berke, Hugh Macaulav Boyd. IP.dtward Gibbon, Sir William Joneo. John Wilkes, john Horne Tooke, Horace Walpole, Thomas Paine, and Ilenry Grattan. Lord Shelburne, in with Sir Richard Philips. disclaimed beinK Junius, and added:— . I'll ...
... faster the wagons were going John Hoolican a blackash fumaceman said he at work about two yards from the wagon the opposite side to the weighing machine He tbe deceased fall to to hold him but missed hold and was struck on the arm by tbe wagon second time ...
... from the following gentlemen : Mr John Taylor (a brother overseer) Mr Timmins Albert-road Mr Williams Warrington-road Mr S Sadler Mr Baker of Bold Mr J S Rigby assistant overseer Mr Jos Taylor Mr William Houghton Mr John Singleton Mr Morris South-port Mr ...
... d to of the death of Joseph John Hodgson months son of Hodgson farmer of o'clock on previous morning Mrs Hodgson the mother of deceased noticed to be for drink her drunkennem as morning advanced twelve one had tbe in arms and it been crying servant Sollitt ...
... Carr's Colliery, Whiston.—Mr. swift appeared for the by M. Tyra) appeared for the delenm,-From the evulence of John Show, .1 Samuel Shaw, John Wain, it appeared that the defenskint went Lin being then on the. night shift, and he the (Mr. Wm. Cnms) if nsi ...
... record of the club's performances. He coupled with the toast the name of Mr. Rowed. The toast having been drunk, Mr. Hy. Grattan, described by the Chairman as the poet of the St. Helens Bicycle Club, gave a song, composed by himself, on bicycling, which ...
... Chandley and Alderman Davies. ALLEGED ROBBERY.—John Houghton, striker, Heathlane, was charged with stealing from the premises of John Barlow, blacksmith, Beamont-street, on the 26th Desember, one pair cart arms and bushes, value £2 lOs , his property; and ...
... Lord Charlemont's Borough. This new member was Henry Grattan, son of the Recorder for Dublin, and a descendant of the po.werful and influential family of whom Jonathan Swift had said , -.- The Grattane can raise 10,000 men. He appeared in Parliatnent at ...
... of the House of Commons and come amongst the people, as John Keogh advised Grattan to do long since. Arthur O'Conner and Lord Edward Fitzgerald speedily joined the United Irishmen, but Grattan, Curran, and Lord Henry Fitzgerald kept aloof from them. ...
... ecji le on ( T. w S e e r e m t n h e a n t t th st lw m ord . s Btdrown'e t ß o i x onch p i r i e T rar c ie b s y ' ed JOHN I. BROWN & BONS, Bcst i On, r .7%. e - I . nation, and the following statement shows the result of the i Enanalyses:— : r '1 ...