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... This, wretched piece was nevertheless an' nouced for Tuesday, with general consent. — So much for the taste and judgment of John Ox ! ! Some thousands of jack-asses were assembled at this Theatre last Monday. It was Mr. , KEAN'S benefit. I do not apply ...
... dresses assigned to them have some time past been on view in the Hall of the Herald's College.—Wednesday morning Wm. Paling, John Robinson and Wm. H. Stamford, for uttering forged notes; Henry Hawkins, for a burglary, under aggravated circumstances; Win ...
... Edwards, Richard Bradstreet, John Hemmings, James Jacobs, Robert Webster, Daniel Low, and John Fox, for highway robberies. Charles Evans, Susan Thomas, Henry Todd, John Napper, Henry Lee, John Thomas Martin, John Kelly,. Adam Duckett, Hannah ...
... and rel l ; 0 01 51 ,: e skin agreeably soft and clear; giving the to . 11 , delicacy of texture, and inconceivable hands, arms, &c. which are constantly washed w '• n ten Even in cases where the skin has been mjurecl b f:.ss weather, labour, or other ...
... Hams, of Llanunwas, Esq. CARDIGAN—John Vaugham Lloyd, of Briring, Esq. GLAMORGAN—WiIIiam Forman, of Penydarran, Esq. BREcoN—Edward Jones, of Battle-End, Esq. RADNOR—Robert Peel, of Cwmelan, Esq. NORTH WALES. MERIoNETH--John Mytton, of Plassy Dinas Esq ...
... 27th inst. the Commissioners did not leave the Court until five o'clock. Bow-S - ranvr.—John Compton, a most tremendous looking fellow was brought up in custody of John Cidland under the following charges. appFared that between five and six o'clock on Fri ...
... the Greeks, who set fire to the Monastery of St. John, in which the Turks had shut themselves up. The Boyars have given up the intended counter-revolution since the Greeks discovered and seized the arms provided for that purpose, and - concealed at Botoschany ...
... already undergone considerable change, but there was some marks of tattooing upon the arms, and others arising from the pressure oT the ropes upon the neck and arms, which removed all doubt of identity. Witness yesterday examined • the body which lay ...
... _Y-) ni to be lieut. v Lafargue. f l ibtla . , eginont 0 .koty o• Cardigan. Lieut. Powell to be • L _ captain, v Le W 5 prof' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGEM •ll‘-0- ' tA Si T. Montgomery, of John-street, Spitai..e. , nufacturer. from March 6, to ..43(1 instant. ...