... Sunderland Norfolk Fencible Cavalry Lincoln Sunderland Fencibles Glasgow 1st Breadalbane Fencibles Ayr Somerfetshiire Cavalry Brighton 32nd Light Dragoons Canterbury Dragoon Guards Ipswich Breadalbane Fencibles Fort George Perthshire Fen. Cavalry Stirling ...

... Rye Tho Baker, jun. Eaflhoura Thomas Palmer, Brighton Smith, Halting* John Blacker, Lcwc* John Tilly, Steyning Thomas Vidler, BattJc John Uendy, Horfham T.Smyth, Wort hing&Shoreham George Bagthot Charles Boult, Egbam James Hebard, Ewell Richard Turner, ...

... Parker, Sevenoaks, John Pitvujrth, John Fry, Tunbridge Weilt. William Brafier, Rye* Henry Withcridgc, Chatham. Thomas Palmer, Brighton. Neales. Dover, Tho. Baker, jud. Eaffbourne. William Lee, Uytbc. Jofcph Smith, Huftings, Thomas Pool, Matdflone, f».hn Blacker ...

... streanis o f La.-av; Naples,, IterrirLi, :tntd , 'l'are'i icl Greeno tre S-ell in the dist-ance-inl thle firegrouind' are larGe Rocks wvith ,.ian' of Fimgures, rpseting di curio tiS Cmnm of the p~ehhoi,)urinaf Country, a ad di 5a is enirhed'1CO wIith -ipn ...

... In the year 1803 his Neapolitan Majesty conferred on him the Order of St. Janusrius. Marriages.— On Monday se’nnigbt, at Brighton, Mr. William Anderson, of Gracechurch, to Mrs. Prichard, of Bond-street. Thursday se’nnight, at the Cathedral church of Hereford ...

... which contaihed his corpse; ind his remains. now in a Shell, a lead coffin, and superb wood coffin, in an aperture in the rock, called Castle-head, pearly opposite his hou , e, and the Grange in Lancashire, Where there are five other iron coffins, which ...

... and DUBLIN.-r.The Subjects-! ?? i»hn>iii«ipr in i' l Panoranm, Leicef.er-sqi.ai-e. are n' I* »*. Popre .-iiiaiionof ihe ROCK, BATTERIES, and ! * tc^f GIBRALTAR, with the Bay, siirromding Moun-! l() * tr.ivm**i Anilai.isi.i. and the Barbarv. Coast ...

... neceffity. The probable of the buildings has been eftlmated about jooot. this, we trull, fomc portion will obtained from the county Rock; and are faaguinc in our expedlttiort T will furmounted. and hulnefs will be forthwith proceeded in. The population tbe Borough ...

... being chased i-s ?? \ LB hitherto UNATtEMPTED, they are dL.ia- pushed by a decided superiority over the common ,ort. \ very bou-l.t SO ' e t ° f SUperb Jewellei ?? ?? t ...

... removed, the sufferers were extricated. Mr. Boult was carried to an adjoining public house, and in the evening was removed to his own house in Foregatestreet ; symptoms of inflammation became apparent, and Mr: Boult was in extreme pain, but he was calm and ...

... Mr. Boult, tobacconist, Chester, exploded Saturday last, owing to the safety valves being improperly overloaded. Mr. Boult and four men standing close to the machine, were struck back with great violence, and received such injuries, that Mr. Boult and ...

... of Mr. Adam Crompton, of Hereford, was endeavouring in a small fishing boat, to recover a quantity of twigs belonging to Mr. Rock, which were floating in the Wye, a short distance above the bridge ' the river being half-bank full, he laid hold of the branch ...