... got hold piece plank, which I found in the water, la about hoar rftcr observed two r.i'm, who proved to b- John Gordon, Lae cooper, and John Antonio, Span. ird, who were also en planks, and continued together until seven o’clock in evening, when were ...

... manuscript, from which this paper Was printed, from Mr John Gale Jones, I did not see the manuscript until it was struck oft I now ready to give it up, and to prove it is the hand-writing of Mr John Gale Jones.” He ordered withdraw. Mr Yorkc then said, ...

... Stewart, Sir John Orde, W. E. Lockhart, Esq. Duncan Campbell, E.-,q. A'u.m Thos. Creevy, Esq P. W. Baker, Esq. A. H. Eyre, Esq. Lord Guernsey, Sir Mark Wood, Sir R. Peel, P.. Williams, Esq, i/r,ces. | Sir P. Murray, Bart d ’'x' » Mr Grattan presented the ...

... Mr Rose and Mr Fitzgerald opposed, and Lord Pollington Lord G. Grenville and Grattan supported the Resolutions. Mr Canning said, that as the Right lion. Gent. (Mr Grattan) had called upon the House to visit upon the authors of the Expedition the calamities ...

... , vice Horne, deceased. 63d Ditto—Ensign G. J. Wigley, from the 25th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thorne, deceased. Ensign John Lowe, from the Foot, to Lieutenant, vice Anthony, deceased. i 64th Ditto—Ensign A. S. V. Forbes, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Lerotb ...

... Regiment of Dragoons —Captain John Tomkyns, from the Ist Life Guards, to be Captain a Troop, vice Kelly, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Cornet Garrett B-. Mcnoly to Lieutenant without purchase. 50th Regiment L ; Dragoons—James Grattan, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase ...

... nothing indicates its prompt surrender. PETKitaBUttG, Nov. 22.—0n the 15th the fortress Nicopoh surrendered to the victoiious arms of the Russians. The Commandcr-in-Chiuf, Count Kamensky (2), in giving an account of this event, lays at the feet of His Imperial ...

... Justice Clerk, was dcsirfd withdraw. John Grins, Acting Collector, Custom-house, Leitb, received tilt cloth, produced ill Court, from John Campbell, VV. Brown, and D. Adamson, which he l!-. to the warehouseman, John llenderson, next juoruing, who deponed ...

... Crichton to ditto, purchase, vice Hay, promoted in the COth Foot. Ditto, J. Edwards, Gent, to Cornet, without purchase, vice Grattan, promoted the 9th Light Lieut. R. M. Oakes, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 3d Regiment of Foot, Hospital ...

... Henry the VIII. and Elizabeth, the deliberate burning of Servetus, of the oath in .Scotland, and the furious proceedings of John Knox. was the duty of a wise legislature to prevent all such calamitie* the earliest means. He had been shocked, in walking ...

... tuend, thiy • . t-.i wooilen bridge over the Boon, m pa.ish of - 1-li Ireland. The woman, having infant with her cloak in her arms, did not perceive hole a neglect part the bridge, and unfortunately stepped into ; sihe seized with one hand the edge the broken ...

... the following anecdote I can myself attest, having been present on the occasion. Several years ago woman was indicted at Cardigan for the murder of a natural child (not her own) committed to her care by its father, a profligate clergyman. It was proved ...