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... no capture. May 12. Arrived the Countess of Elgin hired armed cutter from Portsmouth; Decoy cutter from off Calais; Folkestone hired armed lugger from off Boulogne Active and Resolution hired armed cutters from off the Scheldt; Rinaldo sloop for off Boulogne ...
... the 28th instant. Messrs. Hume, O’Connell, Grattan, Howard, &c. presented petitions from different parts of Ireland, praying for a continuanc# of fair and impartial government. The a4iourned debate on Lord John Russell’s motion was then resumed; the course ...
... BRIGHTON. The proceeding* of the court martial on Capt. R. A Reynold* were brought to a conclusion on Monday after the Karl of Cardigan. the prosecutor, had been heard in reply great length. The noble carl, after commenting generally on the nature of the charge ...
... of Tuesday and Friday. B**krHpt* lo turrender the Ciurt, llatiughatl-ttrtet. John Charles, Si rand, carver, April 8, May 8. Taylur, Moot-gatestreet. Bartlett, Thomas John Pa'l.a-.all East, billlirok.-r, April 7, May 12. Pncock and Mara tun, Norfolk-street ...
... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...
... April 7.—Beef 12s. to . 4d. per score.— os. Bd. per st. We stated in our last the intention of Ministers not only/to send arms and supplies, but also a large force to the Continent—and the evidence of this intention begins already to demonstrate itself ...
... Mr. Grattan said, that to his own knowledge, a similar power had been formerly much abused Ireland, and outrages females were committed, which damages would compensate, and which never could forgiven. the clause, punishing the concealment of arms, &c ...
... Wilton, Cumbelar.d, and John Barnes, Little Bampton, Cumberland, manufacturers, at the King's Arms. Carlisle.—Sept. William Ru sel, Liverpool, Lancastei, merchant, at the Globe Tavern, John-street,, Liverpool Sept. 91. John Bryant and Thomas Catchpool ...
... statuary.-—May 23. John Eyre, Dtood-sirect, London, oilman. June 7. Samuel Walker, Queenhithe, Middlesex, hoop, lieuder.—June 11. John Tench the younger, Tdkenliouseyard, London, merchiitit.—June 14. Thomas Dyer, Stratford, Fissex, miller.—John Field, Chisw ...
... Hudleigh, Suffolk, in they’d year her age, Airs. Baines, widow of the late John Baines, esq.— November 11, in Soulhampton-row, Bloomsbury, D. Murray, esq.—Last week, the Rev. John Gill, Avon-Ddsset, Warwick,—November 15, aged years, Mrs. Phillips, the wife ...
... hid on the premises; at the White Horse, Eden Bridge; the King's AtirMi-WrVstetllaift ;The Dorset Arms, East Griustead ; the Crown, Sevenoaks; the King's Arms, Croydon George's Coffee House, Chancery-iane. London; at rite Auburn Mart; ,and of Mr. Prickett ...
... Smuggling Hoax.—On Thursday night, about twelve o'clock, the inhabitants were roused from their slumber by the report of fire-arms, which was found to proceed from tbe crem ...