... offence, namely, that lie bad sworn, upon obtaining the siipersedeas on the latter consent, that he saxw Mr. Ilearsoll place hiS signatlre to it. Mr. Hobler said, that no case ofiasimilar description had ever been brought before the Lord Mayor upon atly ...

... their immediate attendance. Earl Bathurst, Lord Sidtnouth, the Lord Chancellor,'Mr. Vausittart, together with the Archbisbop and Bishop, mituediately attended. Dr. Baillie and Dr. Croft :were the4niedical attendants. During the whole of 'Puesday th ?? advanced ...

... and there receivd ty the, Hon. and Rev. Dr. Hobart, the Dean, ithe Reyv. Mr. Northey, and tbe Rev. Dr. 1ooklson. The D 'an stood with his back to the west, in the chapei, t ie Rev. Mr. Northey, and-tbe Rev. Dr. Cookson on each side of him. ...

... daughter of Mr. J. Fisher, merchaut of Bristol. On Friday last, after a lofig and -suffering illness, aged 60 ycoars, Mrs. G'vac Baker, wife of Mr. Joseph _!3aker, of this city, maltster'. Ou Saturday last, afttr a short illness, aged 48, Mr. Trhos. Tripe ...

... Ir'. White, sister-in- law to Mrs. Symons, to the house where I lodge, to be given to Mrs. Evans, .Mrs Symons' sister; it was brought on Saturday, the 12th of December last, be- tween twelve and one-o'clock-, and as Mrs. Evans was not at home, I bad- ...

... Hudder-Stone', of. Sidhury, Devon, to Caroline King, se&rond daughter of Mr. Thomas King, of Marshalsea, Dorset. On Thirsday last, at'his seat, at- Hinton'St. George, of an apoplectic attack, almost-suddenly, in the '3d year of his-age.. the Right IRon. 'John ...

... by Ier friends and acquaiitanoe, Jane, wife of Mr. ?? Hart, waster of the Britannia puklic-house, South. street. . - On Tuesday the 16th instant, at the advanced age of 853, Mrs. Roberts. mother of Mrs. kemp; Soithern- ?? to relate her clothes canght ...

... last, in the 67th year of his age, the oktev. Mloutagu BartHn, Aictoi ot Boadelid4.ne.dr ?? city. . Same day, after a sbort illness,. 'Mrs. Lncy Arwn Rawling, wife of Mr.,J. N1. P. Rasving, of tbis city,. accountant, deeply 'agtetted. by her family Bad all ...

... Session, which might be prosecuted or not, accor- dma'e to circumstances. Mr. Blackall then read the resolutions, (see advertise- ment in this page,) **hkh were olpposed by Mr. ftemer, but were carried without a second dissen'ting voice. ' To the Chu ...

... distance.3- .i;. Mr. King's Red Rose Bst. Mr. Farquharson's Gatus, -st. 91b.2 2 A Plats ?? given- by tlhe NMembers for the County4D.:u1evlvow;pbest of -three heats and a distancee.-..-. Mr. King's bay c. Red Rqse, 9st. 131bh ?? I I ...

... the Rev. P. G. Davie, Lientenant Toby. R. .N. to Nliss King. eldestdaughter of Dani. King. Esq. of the Island of 'T'obauuo. 2 On Wednesday lest. at Dartmouth, by the ReV. floht. Holdswa; thl,.Mr. George Phillips, jnn. to Miss Hele, daughter of Mc. Hele ...

... Churcb, by the Rev. T. Atkinson, Mr. W., Wooloott, of this cily, boot and shoe mnker, to Miss M. Proatj daughter of Mr. Samnel Prout, late of Plymouth. Yesterday, at Ottery St. Mary, t.y the Reverend George Smith, Mr. K. Terrell, of Bristol, solicitor ...