... wager, from that town to Fermov, in ; ovster-tub, drawn bv a pig, a badger, two cats, a goose, and a hedgehog! The eccentric sportsman wore a larg red night cap, and used a common sow- geldtr's horn and a pig-driver's whip. Mr. is in his 97th New \ ear's day ...

... Moth manner in to, taken f he : the really beli ble and Lord found fault with the preambie for the very same geason that @ sportsman wag dissatisfied with a wood in which he found no game. He could discover no fault, and therefore he had reason to complain ...

... ensue. We have quoted over and over again the distinct declarations of the confessed Irish traitors, (to whose loyalty and honour the longestablished friends of Popery thought proper to swear) that what is called Catholic Emancipation has nothing do with ...

... law, in the shape new trial. Rolls Court, Wednesday last, (see icr part, of the paper,) Mr. Armstrong His Honour apply the learned for his notes, preparatory to a motion ; made for a new Mr. the application, but His Honour, on iig the reasons given by ...

... rain, viz., from Thursday night till Sunday morning, when the Kent rose to an unusual height, and, as a magnificent stream, rolled on towards the ocean. The moss and low lands would be flooded, and in all probability some injury would be done to the crop ...

... gre an honour to be crucified »i;bbi*44aJupwards—an 4 Travels, The Scottish Peerage become extinct by the dissolution instant, of the Right Hon. Camden the baron, iri the year of his age.—Lord Kirkcudbright succeeded to the hereditary honours in 1827* ...

... by a confidential servant to the raga; of many thousand pounds, but has declined Fomenting the tisk( Mr Moore declines the honour profited him by the electors of Limerick; Wyse will, It is said, be driven from Waterford; Loyd Brahmins from lin; Lord Duncinnon ...

... 'I'hrimby Instead Bhi ...

... Mr Wright, the trustee under the will. An exception was taken to the verdict: arguments were heard before the Master of Rolls, who refused to grant a new trial. Afterwards a bill was preferred in the Court Equity, when it was again decided that the ...

... Rents must come down.] The acts of the last session, which, it generally known, are engrossed on parchment and formed into rolls, narrowly escaped destruction, not from fire, but water. They are kept in racks at the Parliament-office, nntil the King's ...

... and amongst the number was the Rolling Bannock, R. Cubbon, master, laden with coals iron, &c. At day-break on Monday some wreck was discovered between Parton and Harrington, and identified as being part of the Rolling Bannock; a boat with John and Joseph ...

... of the month of September next year. Mr Poole, solicitor, of Gill-heaif, ntear Bowness, has been appointed by the Right Honourable Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal*, Knt., Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, one the perpetual Commissioners ...