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... sticks, man, woman, or child), being without their cutlasses, or ether arms, they instantly Went hack to theolliee for 'extra assistance, and returned with Duckeridge, Dav, .Zsc. armed with pistols and gut, During thislinie the ruffians were exercising their ...
... Hindle, Torkington, Chester, calico-printers, atone, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester—August 19. J. Moore, Kingsbrompton, Somersee, dealer, at eleven, at the Luttrell Arms, Dunster, Somerset— August 14. S. Crossland, Liverpool, ship-chandler, at ...
... ane; E. Itaby, Wolverhampton, Stafford, apt ictacle-maker, April 24, at four, 25, and May 6, at eleven, at the Jerningharn Arm; Inn, Shiffnall, Salop, Attorneys, Mr. C orser. Wolverhampton; and Mr. Whitaker , Broad - cou r t , L ou g -acre, London. . ...
... R. H. CREW, Secretary. MONDAY, MAY 19. L.O dY 1) 0 IV. Yesterday'her MAJEsTY and the Princess ELiZABETH, attended by Lady CARDIGAN, took anuiring in a coach and four, and visited the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD ...
... Smith, of Earth• stone, Bari:.; John Williams, of Petmaston, Esq.; and Wm. Congreve Russell, of Moore Green Esq. Yonlisiiiim—Walter Fawkes, • of ? Farnley, Esq.; Sir John Vanden Bern pde Johnstone, of Haekness, Mat.; and John , Hutton, of Marske, Esq. The ...
... street,Cheapside. T. LONG BOTTOM, Keighley; York, maeloine-thaker, July 27, 21 , and August 21, at two, at the Bridgwitter Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Edge; Manchester; and Milne and Parry, Temple. J. MERRY, Little Yarmouth, Suffolk, cooper, ...
... Captain, with threi rounds of small arms. . • That of a Lieutenant, by one serjeant, ón O trumpeter, 04 drummer, one tiler, and forty rank end Ale, under the command of a Lieutenant, with three rounds 61 small arms. That of a Cornet, Of - Ensign, by one ...
... ted herfelf to - them,: She was tondufted to the prifon ' of the ConcieFgerie. Friday fe'unight; as a young gentleman of Cardigan was returning home from thodting,, he thoughtletsly.entrulted his loaded . gu-n to the care a little bvy; who, on . -his ...
... Milner, Bart. Earl of Lauderdale Sir John Aubrey; Bart. Earl of Alb-ma I Mr. Aid. Combe Lord tt o r e Robert Adair, Efq. bert Spencer Lord 'W. Ruffell George Byng, Efq. George Barclay, Efq. I,,Ce_r,,e,eral_Fitzpatrick John Birch, Efq. S.y :North, Efq. oread ...
... them sunk, and the crew destroyed. • .. • • One cverlng, when an attack wasexpeeted, and the °filters and assembled .under arms, , Captain-Maxwell addressed themi- . with grentanianation.as followst— , -. My lads you must all hare observed this day, ...
... it was consumed with all its contents. Besides the property belonging to that der2,art.ne , l it, there. was 5000 stand of arms, and a large qty,Ei l t . itv of clothing belonging to the vrmy, dest7oy c ia: ; the loss of Government beirg tipwaFtls of ...
... Several, Petitions were presented against the Tro. solvent_ Debtors' Act and the Equalization of e! Duty on Coals. Mr. GRATTAN gave notice, that on the 2?d ri -• April, he should move to relieve his Majesty' subjects from civil disabilities. Mr. BROUGHAM ...