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... the Cir, | cuit Court at Invernefs. % At Ayr, John Reid and James Miller, weavers in Beath, accufed of robbery, and William Fulton, innkeeper there, accufed of obftruéting and deforcing a Meflenger at Arms, in the execution of his duty, were all fugitated ...
... from the cli- ?? Ori Sunday, died at Fintry-mill, John Buchanan. aged ioj years. He ret i led iiil his faculties to the lalt Cm Monday the _..,th,riied at Old Aberdeen, in tte 69th year of bis age, Mr John Leftie, profeiibr of Greek in King's Coliege and ...
... between Mr Grattan and Mr Egan ; but the Houfe having interfered, they were both put under arreit by virtue of an order from the Speaker. The laft London Gazeite contains an account of the capture of two fmall privateers by the Plymouth armed lugger and ...
... right to fupprefs that toll : it is faid alio tbat both Sweden and Denmark are, at the inliigatio- of the Ruffian Cabinet, arming to join the confederacy again.. France. The foreign journals contain no authentic accounts from Egypt. The lateft intelligence ...
... Winchclfea, Earl of Cardigan, and EarlWaldcgravc, when his Serene Highncfs Prince Ferdinand of Brunlwick was e- a knight companion of the laid moft noble order. 9 Attgufi j The king has been pleated to conftitute and appoint the mod hon. John Manners, cfq; ...
... aflerted their own rig t —He was not very old, and yet membered Ireland child. watched her growth ; from infancy grew to arms; from arms to l'^ ef t. She was not now afraid of the Fre \ fiie was not now afraid of the lhe was not now afraid of herfelf. were ...
... forms of the Lower had parted, their Speaker Jd prefented, and their attendance m Houfe of Peers ordered and and the Rt Hon. John Fofter, v ' r late Speaker, placed in the chair, Majority of 40. The numbers being, 0r Mr Fofter 145,f0r Mr Ponfonby 105. ...
... Clerk of the Crewn atle-ndcd rdfe.! at the Houle of Commons, and amended tbe r, ?? ?? Cardigan, by ending the name of Sir Kobert *wj! and inferring the name ?? Johnes inftcad there At tvvo o'clock this morning a me-ffenger arri ?? ' .. St James's, exprei's ...
... was agreed mm. con. and ordered be prefented, In the Hou ...
... if tude. Let it be fo, ;ty' Wrapped up in confeious ' n JjO' 1 armed with a tenfold c fear not the threats of a W' £t-' nor the invidious attacks 1 nemies. C° ci Sir Nicholas Lawlefs, Grattan, and Mr Ft fter, '' Houfe fupport its own t fhowing a proper ...
... away the Boat, hoifted Sail, and ftood for the Capes, being then low down. One John Bithop was on board, and faw one of the Men drefled in the Captain’s Cloaths. A Boar wéll armed and manned failed from hence Yeifterday in queft of her : And as Bifhop alarmed ...
... irreparable iofs. Lait night arrived at Walker's Hotel, from a tour to the Highlands, the Right Hon. Loid at Afaph and Doctor Grattan. The F, otch Peerage is likely to receive a confider- able -.Idition next Seifion of Parliament. Sir James Johniton of Wclterhall ...