... afternoon, about four o'clock, produced a scene here truly pitiful. I John Grant (commonly called Brosie), collier ia j Grai.gepans, who has been a prisoner for some time past, upon a warrant of his Majesty's Justices of ! Peace, accused, with others, of ...

... point Bows o at the over Highor played tbe ball of St it with somo Vifhioalty ad fell im 20, being th. all > wood was tb. gepan Tho dl faul the al > t ap a 1 to ched the appea he mat ont The mistake appesred oo p era} ' 1 third bail afterwards, trans- ...

... the Pet ece -was pleased most graciously . detericiaie.o.n DrAov,ing-romn for in confortnity with the precedent of Xing Ge.pane 11, who held prawiner-roornsf , r the 'reception 'of' Lattles • of rank after the d;_eeese of his tie Accordingly. a few days ...

... whose age does not exceed 30, may insure £1000 payable on his decease, for annual payment of £22 10, Od/; and lady, the same »ge^pan •ure the same sum. for annual payment ° { Fire Insurances are also effected by this Company, on the most moderate terms. ...

... Their neardft poll is Har- burg, which, though in fight of the ramparts, is on the . other tide of the riv'er7,,where it is a Gep~an mnile wide, with an intricate navigation through low illands, and thle additional 'defence of Wilhanlberg. 23dt it could } ...

... interests that they were rt- ™^ y ,^r* ny rt . un £ ir a l v * int *Se there might have been j w« ?? f ° r ** H u on ' , Ge^««Pan'. rem«k, but there I r^nt nnhi y w° De £? ch taken. (Hear, hear.) The whole ™m*i;n.H^^ TO^ ,ob J ec *^™ « they related to ...