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... Holt Lodge, .-.italogr.es, with condition', sale, may be had also Mr. Moore, Keeper the saij Torcst; the White Lion, Ki:igs Arms, Godalming Swan, Alton; lien and Chickens, Frwyie White Hart, Place of Sale ;- and at the Auctioneers, Farnham. ■■ ■ ■■'!»■;■ ...
... were present at tbe grand review on Sunday, and, according to their description, Mack's army, at the moment of their grounding arms before Buonaparte at Ulm, could not have felt more desponding than did the National Guard on that occasion.—So far from enthusiasm ...
... aforps Of observation.—Besides this regular force, well provided with cavalry and artillery, the whole of tne inhabitants were armed by virtue of martial law, aud the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Every one was anxious to repel this last blow aimed by the ...
... Saturday committed the town of Cardigan. Thomas Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with tbe wife of bis hrotlicr, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which be, with large knife, wounded him tbe face. John, as the only means self-defence ...
... brother man the Theatre* l to the bar. Store being Grand Jury trial of the Sessions. ith John ptiards in Her baling in Seorge Freelike offence •} Anderson, arshal, John Smith, nitb, burglaries ; in* Susannah ivaieiy in as Yankee Beau, Bank-notes, Brown and ...
... of Trowbridge, to imprisoned | Ch: r ( ™ fiued 20s. 1 1 ihoiiii, acj Al Glocriter, John Stephens, for stealing pair , - the properly of James Wall, of Telhurv, year; John Brtce, for stealing 7s. from Baird, uf Glocester, to be imprisoned si, ! Ashmcad, ...
... Diligent march has been made for in the i Queen's Palace (he attendants; but hitherto without success. John Key, Esq. citizeiand stationer, and John Lett, Esq. citiien and goldsmith, on Monday paid their fines of a£4ob || and 20 marks each, with (he usual ...
... 3d Guards, ot ‘MARRIAGES—At St. James’s, Westminster, the lion. John Perceval, eldest son of laird Aden, to the Hon. Lady Elizabeth Anne Brudeneli, eldest daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.—; Ed.nburgh, Francis Birmingham, Esq. brother of Edward jaird Athenry ...
... Lieut.-Col. Webber Smith, a daughter; the lady of Colonel Ross, Deputy Adjutant General in Ireland, of son. MARRIAGES.—The Rev. John Clarryvince, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, to Miss Sarah Tyrer, Camden Town; At Bam ford Speke, Lieutenant-Col. William Ilaban, of ...
... eight detained as prisoners, and the remainder, who were wounded, were landed to the westward of Bombay. Ihe pirates were armed with six nine-noundcrs, and carried from 200mtii. The Union, Baiker stated to have been wrecked about.fifteen months previous ...
... gentlemen who came up, was taken from bim, and proved to he loaded with ball. Mr. Peace was immediately secured, and taken to Cardigan, where he was tried the Assizes, and acquitted upon indictment for shooting at, with intent to kill, Mr. Gittens ; but another ...
... Dartmouth, as Vice-Lieutenant, it was held at the Shire Hall, ...