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... was the illegitimate child of a Miss Cowper, a young lady most respectably connected. The nurse evidently knew more of Miss Cowper than she chose to tell, but the Coroner restrained the curious inquiries of the Jury. Miss Cowper was at Bath, but the woman ...
... agree that his arrest m perfectly and the conduct of the British Minister Fox) is they contend, highly reprehensible. The X,:J York Sun says, that he will first be tried before circuit judge and an impartial jurv, audit dissatisfied with the decision, ...
... Liniathen, . 0 Thomas Erskine, shipowner, .550 Captain Edwards. . • • 110; A Friend, per J. Hutchison, . . 0 0 Do., per J. Thain, . . 10 0 Do., per . D., 10 Do., per D. Moncur, . 110 Do., per do., 110 Do., per A. Low, . 10 0 John Ferguson, surgeon, . * ...
... FLAT above, presently occupied Miss Henderson, and containing Dining Room, two 8.-d Rooms, and Kitchen, with comfortable Attics. Apply to Mr W. Sime, cabinetmaker, Nethergnte. Dvndek, March 22.1811. DUNDEE SHIPPING. Arbivt.d -March 10. Fame, Deadrk-k, Hull ...
... Sir, —Ton will have read the account of the proceedings in the House of Commons, on the subject of the Sound-dues, —the Mornin-j Chronicle perhaps gives the best report. ** It will be satisfactory to know that there is now every prospect of these dues being ...
... Letters were sent Cork addresed to Miss Maxwell, making the requisite inquiries about Captain Maxwell’s death, and these were returned with the notice from the post-office that no such place existed as that from which Miss Maxwell dated her letters, nor was ...
... philological discrimination and perspicuity occurs; as also in the lengthy and learned article, Caledoniansin the article Finhaven j” and in the Note on the word Fife.” Each two shilling number of the Gazetteer is embellished with an engraving or map, and one ...
... proudest splendours of intellect and science, by affecting the relations of social life. The memoir of Miss Smelt is instance of early piety; that of Miss Reid of Christian endurance; that of Mrs Graham of fortitude and faith. But most attractive perhaps ...
... Essay—Mrs Huntington—Lady Glenorchy—Miss Cuvier—Mrs Judson —Mrs Hannah More —Mrs Graham—Miss Smelt —Mrs Ellis —Mrs Wilson —Miss Martha Reed—Mrs Winslow'. Edinburgh: John Johnstone, Hunter Square. London: R. Gboombkidge and J. Nisbet & Co. Dublin : W. Curry ...
... replied to the indictment, Not guilty of bating him.” The Solicitor-General Maitland and J. T. Gordon, Esq., appeared for the prosecution; and Patrick Robertson, Esq., and J. M. Maxwell, Esq., appeared for the prisoners. A jury was empannelled, and the case ...
... from Mrs and Miss Chambers, the wife and daughter of the banker, praying that the law for imprisonment for debt in England might he assimilated to the law France, where no man can be imprisoned for debt who upwards of seventy years of age. The j»etition stated ...
... Dundeeministers: and John Smith: William Grant: G. Crichton* Oathlaw; P. Adamson; J. Dewar; D. Donald; D. Gamley, Dunnichcn; D. Lindsay, Carmyllie; Captain Trotter. Aoernvte; J. Davidson; David Watson. Barry; James Ferner, Carnoustie; John ...