... of Mrs Betterton, of Ampney-Crucis, this county, and fleal thereout various articles of mercery goods. John Abbott, for a burglary in the houfe of John Hopkins, of Shirehampton, near Briflol, from whence he ftole a filver cup and many other things. Oxford ...

... fepa ration. This was not the time 'o bring - ward a Union. Suppofe this U.non were obtained by furprife, by volunteers with arms in tlseir hands, who would avail rhemfelves their lituatiou, what would Ireland have fay if the cafe was carried ? Would they ...

... age, or been created fince the laltParliament-- Duke of Montrofe Earl of Fife Marquis of Abercorn Vifcount Montagu Earl of Cardigan Vircount Grimttone Earl Of Thanet Lord Mulgrave Earl of Guildford Lord Douglas Earl of Donegal Lord Harewood The following ...

... captured. Intelligence was given tins veflel, of three French frigates having faileil with troops board, and leveral Hands arms, the deftiuetion of which was luppoled be Ireland. 111 his anfwer the Addrefs of the Inhabitants of Walhington County in the ...

... the title, but an eftate of ii.oool. q urn devolves to the Earl of Hopetoun. atur day fe'nnight died, at Dublin, the Hon. John Bourke, Earl of Mayo, v 'fcount Naas. Dying without iffue, * «cceeded in his title and eftate by the nd Rev. Jofeph Dean Bourke ...

... ton New Bank, No. 1754, dated the 15th of December laft, payable to John Grnivtnor, or Order, at two Months after Date, for 491. 19s. 6d. and fpecially indorfed over by the faid John Grofvenor to the laid Thomas Meefon, but not F indorfed by him; one ...

... priloncri have all a kind of badge upon the arm, denoting what-they arc. Accounts from Plymouth, of the 3d inftant, mention the arrival in Cawl'and Bay of his Majel- ty's (hips La Pomonc, guns, Captain Sir John Borlafc Warren ; Artois, of gnns, Captain ...