... of Fortifications, Sir John Fox Burgoyne, ?? who came purposely to witness the evolutions; and there were also present Sir Thomas Willshire, Bart., Commandant of the Garrison ; Colonel Weare, K.H., of the Provisional Battalion: Major of Bri- gade, Captain ...

... Law Lord. He was Solicitor- General when the monstrous prosecutions for constructive treason were carried on against TooKE, HARDY, and the others, in]1794. Heis saidtohave talkedthe Court to sleep, and to have wept at the impotence of his laudable endea- ...

... Birmingllsam. J. W. Harris, Wolverhampton, wine merchant. [Phillips a' Bolton, Wolverhampton. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. A. Thomas, Oldham, Lancashire, clog maker. H. F. Brown, Buxton, Derbyshire, veterinary surgeon. H. W. Salisbury, King's road, Chelsea ...

... Benjamin Franklin, ditto, 84; William Williams, of Connecticut, 81; William Fioyd, of Long Island, 87; Thomas M'Leane. of Pennsylvania, 87; Thomas Jefferson, of Virginia, 83; George Wyth, ditto, 80; Matthew Thornton,, of Ireland, 89; Francis Lewis, of ...

... loud cheers. WILLIAM HOULTON, Esq., of Hutton, proposed Sir Thomas Dasrymple Hesketh, Bart., upon whose poblic and priv-atevirtues he pronounced awarm eulogium. He was sure ris frid, Sir Thomas, would neve ar insult the Throne of this realm; still less ...

... presented to tale House fromn one Thomas Green ; that the pe- titioner printed the said petition accordingly, and that he had that day received a notice of action for libel from a person calling himself the attorney of the said Thomas Green.-The second petition ...

... Ireland, as inferred from an extensive series of observations made in connexion with the Ord- nance Survey of Ireland ; and to Thomas Snow Beck, Esq., for his paper On the Nerves of the Uterus. The Copley medal was awarded to Professor Schwann, of Louvain ...

... sorry to place Mr Hardy here, but we do so in consequence of certain squeamish indications he has given lately of reluctance to be factious -or, in otherwords, to assist in the duty of sentencingoeir.returned political convicts. Mr Hardy has been, and we ...

... rTION BY THE DEAN OF CHRIST CHURCH.- We hear, on good authority, that the Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, has deprived the Rev. Thomas Edward Morris, M.A., student of Christ Church and tutor, of his tutorship in that college. Mr Morris is brother of the Mr ...

... return them. fbrthwith, to prevent further proceedings being taken. -A treaty is negociating for the purchase of tile splendid Thomas- town estate, to Tipperary, belonging to the Lb -daff family, for Mr O'Connell.-I.uerick C~hroaide. ._ The armiable and a ...

... -Lyon Hardioge, Right Hen. Sir H. Bereefsord, Captaio-Athlone -Launceston Beresford, Major-Harwich Hardy, J. Bradford Blackburne, I.-Warrington Hawkeo, Thomas-Dudley Blackstone, W. S.-Walling- Hayes, Sir B.-Donegal ford H eathcote, G. .-Rutlondohire Blake ...

... day-a sure proof that the fickle god is attempting to undermine the hearts of the miners.- Sisnderlaisd H~erald. - The Thomas Bell, from Liverpool to New York, with emigrants, mostly from the north of Ireland, has put into Cork for repairs, and the ...