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... Hanywood, Bnrr. M. P. Sir Stephen Lush ington, Bart. M. P. Thomas An- son, Esq. M. P. Cecil Forester, E.g. M. P. James Amy- att, Esq. M. P. Nuolseu Calvert, Esq. M.P. Edward Boehm, Esq. Thomas Hammersley, Esq. G. W. Die .es, Esq. Private Secretary, an ...
... POUS% MIDDLESEX SESSIO , Thefday, Ali. 10. RA% -Thomas Scott was indittied for perjury. The indidinent upon wiiich the . a.ilignineul of . perjury was taken, freed, that the tb nf July the defendant - went 'before Henry .Jawos Pye, Eft'. one of the MOg ...
... Causes tftfctiiu); the Personat State and Arn CuAS'rs ; and on the Means avoiding HABt i UAL SICKLINESS and PREMATURE ' ALU By THOMAS BEDDOES, M. D. #*.. These Preventive Medicineare written on Plan entirely 'popular, and they include comprehensive view of ...
... Jury found the prifoners guilty of all the charges, and the Court fentenced each of tetn to a twelvemonth's imprifornment. Thomas Scott was brought up to receive fdntence for perjuiy,; in the cafe of Edward Belirgharni Kennah anid Charles M'Gower. The ...
... stone-mason, Jam 2t, 28, and Feb. 25, at ten, Guildhall. Attumie«, Messn. Gale and Son, Bedferd-sfreet, Bedford• vow, London. Thomas Dunn, Trowbridge, Wilts, clothier, Jan. SO, 31, and Feb. 25, eleven, the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attorney, Mr. Stephen Williams ...
... Major Matthew Fiach to be Lieutenant Colonel. Loyal Falkirk Volunteers. F.rE•r Thomas Hardie to be I Jetitenant, riot Aitken, et:Agora. Andrew 0: of.. to be Eitllzn, Hardie. Invernefs and Fnrt St. George Battalion. Cantnty Company. Enfign Anew to he Lieutenant ...
... would have been entitled to a pension of 50!. per annum. The Jury found him Not Guilty. Thomas Sims was indicted for stealing a chaise, value jl, the property' of Thomas Harris. The prosecutor is cnach-makcr the City Road, and the prisoner swindler, who had ...
... Yeomanry Cavalry, Cornet John Liulew.-od to Lieutenant, vice Chorley, promoted. Thomas Brown, Gent. to C«nnet, vice l.iltleweod. Addiiigham rary Volunteer Infantry, Thomas Layton, Esq. to Captain. William Cutilllf, Gent, Lieutenant, Beckwith, Spencer, ...
... Evan Nepean, and Sir Tho. mas Trowbridge to the -chief naval canimand in the East Indies, vice Admiral Peter Rainier. Sir Thomas hois i t hishioad pendant on board the Culloden.' , Mr. MarSden,, the second Secretary of the Adtni ralty, has resigned ...
... Arbitrators, to whom was referred the. confideration of what re- ward Might to be given to the Margate boatmen, for their brave, hardy, and fuccefsful exertions, in Laving the extra India ihip Aufpicious, which very narrowly efcaped deftrudion in one of the ...
... mandant. lohn Watson, Esq. to be Major. lames Collins, Esq. to be. Captain. Thomas Nursaw, Esq. to be ditto. be Lieutenants—Thomas Robinson, Gent. William Collins, Gent. Thomas logic; Gent. Lezant, &c. /liters. George Francis Collins Brown, Esq to be ...
... withui a • of Yarmouth Roads back into the Humbert but fortunately received no damage. Twenty acsZ hcen fitted out by Mr. THOMAS Culver,. of this Pine, to the pl men, Meffrs. and with frames and (lidos, for the reception. of two s..lh. carronades each ...