... Warwick,yeomnn, maketli oath and sailh—that knew Isaoc Harris, bite of ar. wick, deceased, for nearly 15 years before bis death—that he l»c. hcves was then totally blind—that he heard about the circutnslances of Isaac Harris's pension, and went with him ...

... Porey, lime burner, Frincca-slrect, Lambeth. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Messrs. Robinson, Liverpool—Webber and Hcrliert, salesmen, Edge ware-road, Paddington—Messrs. Holt, carcase butchers, Red Lion-alley. Cuw-cross-street—Watkins and Clark, booksellers, Jewiu-street ...

... D°Orsay’s statuctte ef O'Connell of which the privileged few who were permitted to 1 it spol so glow ingly a few months ago? Mitchell, (lessee Fre p 3,) who pu Il the Count’s productions, 1 thir abut it, though it was to have been issued long sine for the ...

... Guy for execution. Mr. Mitchel was arrested at his residence at Ontario-terrace, Portobcllo, and was brought to the office between seven and eight o'clock, accompanied by his friend Mr. Devin Reillv Mr. Porter, addressing Mr. Mitchel, said that informations ...

... practical guidance of his conduct. In discovering the causes of the tea deaths and of operation, shall acquire a knowledge of the principles on which God administers life and death to men at the age betweA and 30. We shall obtain glimpse the order of God's ...

... fell was seriously injured lived afterwards died from the effects of the fall The Jury returned a verdict of Accidental Death” Death Burning— inquest held on the instant house of Mr James Homer Birmingham Street the body of Ann Newell child six years old ...

... and Forcellinus a new Edition, by James Bailey, A. M. 1828. The work was in vols. Royal folio; elegantly bound Russia, gilt edges; having on one cover the arms and name of the Founder of Rugby School, Laurence Sheriffe, gilt letters; and on the other, ...

... Wlieu com the Irish Militia consists of regiments. The good service pension per annum, which reverted the Admiralty on the death of Admiral Sir Charlef Rowley, Bart., is conferred Sir William Hotham, G.C.8., Admiral the White.—Hampshire Telegraph. An Kxci ...

... action, fine fencer, and strong constitution. .Lot 16—Dark bay Horse, the Abbot, 7 years old, 15 hands 3 indies, bought of J. Edge, Esq. of Strelley. (Pedigree will be given next week's paper.]u-The Abbot is quite a finished hunter, measures his leaps well ...

... distinguish the villages which they belonged. Almost all the tings .srere bordered with -black crape, and many them had small edgings of white crape outside the black. One flag represented’a man fettered, hearing on his -back double burden, on one of which ...

... be altered for a Merchant or Factor, or any Business requiring Room. Apply (it by Letter, Post paid) to Messrs. Copland and Edge, Builders, Oxford Street. Sale of Slop Fixtures, Hann, 4-e. Dale End. 910 be SOLD by Auction, by R. SKYNNF.R, 1 on the l'remists ...

... Caius Alexander Thurtell, College, Cambridge; the Rev. J. J. Blandford ; Ti and the Rev. Rev. Edward Douglas nto be Muirhead Mitchell, M.A of Schools. four of her Majesty's Ins Gazette also announces that the Queen has been Rev. John Russell, M.A., to the ...