... acquaintance a partiality in preference to Mr. Atchefon, who had for fosnic time courted her, is .and whom file was under an engagement to, which le in confequence was broken off, and occafioned his ti lfuing her ?? damages, Mjrs.'Baker being determined ft ...

... 'Triro. in the couife of Its crofsrexamination (lated, that moft of the perfons in that particular quarter were more or leis engaged In thefe pras'ices. After a very'abic chaige from Mr. Jullice Rooke, who tried the cafe, and funmmed up the evidence to the ...

... views he entertained, of procuring a competency to make their- lives pafs comfortably together. Since his return, he had engaged with Lord Hare- wood, of Harewood-houfe, to fervc him 'in the capacity of groom of the ftole. The defendant is houfi-fleward ...

... for flleep-ftealing, fuffered death upon Lincoln gallows on Friday fe'nnight, purfuant to their fentence.- Whitaker having engaged a mourning coach, the other two convids were permitted to go with him in the fame carriage. They all behaved withl firnnefs ...

... this paper tefpeting- the-great .rlding match, made to take place .n about Gx d months fromn this time, by a gentleman who engages to'ride froni'the city of Landon t6 ' 'lb York in1 'IwCLVE hours- it Ihould hav4btepa ?? onily T-El. He- is to change horfs ...

... row, does not at all alter the care; for the clerk of -the defendants at Nottingham has a .rcfliaed agency, and he cannot engage to convey a parcel by any particular coach. Lord Elleriborough i- The queftion for the jury to confider, is, if the parcel ...

... narrative is giver( I : - in a WeWer 'from Peterfbrg':- ; ?? the -begi ning of -aft' winter 'the public attention was much engaged by one of the moff atri&ious murdirs I ever F~eard of; a whole family wa§ found- maufacred in their fleep, in-the fuburbs ...

... cornpofdd ?? never changed- colour or varied the pofihion tof a feature,;whensthe- folemn feistetce was pronounced. He was engaged. vesy often iiimakihginire, whi& 'he -trarifmiited' o his counifel, by the hands- of his attorney who krpt up a continued ...

... the caunf o of this action arofe, was a hawker and pedlar, in o which occupation his brother, James Mitchell, was ft alro engaged. The latter had obtained a licence, P which by law was requited for this buftnefs, and the ti defendant found it convenient ...

... at a word; but on a : calculation it appeared, that all the Prince's treafures and vaft dominions would .not anfwer the engagement under wvhich 'his, precipitate generolity'-had laid him.* This tranfaiftion foon readied the moft diftant, countries,, and ...

... this puriflcatiorm, entered the shop, amid in miue time were trinimed to their heart's content. While tihe defendant was engaged in lathering the first customer, thie prosecletor canie ovcr, opened time shiop door, amid cailled time defendant a damned ...

... bhall adopt the plan that Capt. Caulfield did, or perhaps the better method of Capt. Mays, to enforce the fulfilment of tlhe engagement ard for the trule performance of the above, I pledge you my honour. (Signed) T. FLINT1-. 'Colonel Thornton Rates, that ...