... funds. I Counfel for the purfuers, Mr Solicitor Gene- ral and Mr John Dickfon ; Mr Archibald Gib- fun, W. S. Agent.-Counfei for the defenders, Mr Charles Brown and Mr Charles Hope; Mr John Somerville, jun. Agent. BRUNTISLAND-March ai., The crews of the ...

... of the family of Salikey, of whom. MalT Henry, Edward, and John, the father, fon, and brother, are the three Field. Officers; that he was in confequence brought to-a Court-Martial by Major John, and by the Court 'acquitted, with a- cenfure on his profecutor ...

... TRIL, OF TZIOAMIA 'RUSSEL. CARRICKFERGUS, OCTORER 2. - lo Thomas Ruffiel was put on his trial. th The ATTORNEY GENERAL .ftatedthe cafe. li Edward Wilfon, Chief Coolfable of Police, fworn ia -gave evidence of the infurrea ion in the fame manner as on the ...

... L-AW I- ITT? L' E.- COURT OF KING's IW3JNCfIl GUIIDHALL., NOV. I. : Bfer LorcLd Ellelorogs a1d a Sew djuA . RUSSELL ?? SNEYDER. This was an a6bwiU', found4d on a pblicy of infiu: ance, brouglht by the PlDiinf1 ...

... William Plumier, William BUrton, F. Graham, J. Raine, Jonathan Bester, Hon C. GrenfehllPascoe Russell,Lord Win. Caleraft, J. (Teller) Grey, Hon. Charles St. John,Hon. St.A; Calvert, N. H'amilton, Lord A. Sheridan, R. B. Caveudish, Lord G. Hartopp, Sir E ...

... . Earls-Talot, Darnley, andEgremont. Lords-Sheffield, Somerville, William Russell, Vl11liers, Lud- low, and Cawdor. Sirs-Harry Featherstone, John Sinclair, John B. Biddle, John Wrottesley, William Rowley, GcorgePiggot, and Ro- bert Lawvley. Colonels- ...

... of Padri-laa1, Iiccadilly, stable keepers. July 23. 'John Baxater, of Harivich, Essex; I' news draper. Nov. 2. Waillnam Clsirles Crank, of Kenaialgton, Mlddlesexc; brcwer an'dmerchant. July 29. John Wotton Bein- net, late of' Exeter, dyer. Jul; .2S. D ...

... always filled with the Naval charadters wvho happen to b'e in or near the Metropolis. BIZA'TH. On Fridaylast. the I-on. 'Mrs. John Markhamu, of 25nn, at tile seat of Rear Admiral Markham, Ades, uEssex- MA0RRID. In I8ol, Mr. Campbell, of the Post Office, ...

... than on any objeedion 'to the Serjeant's appointment. The principal Speakels were, Lords Grantley, Leslie, and Williahi Russell Sir T; ' -a:u Sejcant 1Best, Mr. Sumner, and Mr. AlcockL FThe re'soltion was af lengthl carried unanimously. Lord GRANTLEY ...

... , EsT. Sir Rich. Neave, B~art. ' t- ---Samuel Bmisanquet,-Es'q- ' Charles Pole, Es%. - n John Bowden,-Esc. Flbornasisaisea,1-Esq.', Cornelius Beller, Esq. - John Baker Richards, Esq.,~ Alexander, Champioin, Esq. Edward Si-neon, Esq. BickneIl.Cnney-yJ~sq ...

... .L II2ILEr. .THURSDAY, B. F I7 . YO'iNLPACi, a iasiof fr7 cra gyears qf agej was trsnd'for;a burglar)- in' thes, h1e. of John: -irolsham,t watch-maker- in. Ksingsate- street,, Red Lion-squire;,'a hose shpp -had beenrob- bledof I witclet ?? Fcbruary Id ...

... Brown, for a burglary in the dwelling- house of Charles Grafton, with intent his goods and chattelsthen and there to steal. John Beazeley, for retdrnming from transportation also tried and conv~icted of stealing a box, the property of Messrs Mat- thew ...