... of Sir Eves Coo.a. was first married to Mrs. mother Mrs. GRATTAN ; and, at present, to Miss mut, sister to FREDERIC Esq. M.P. r• the County of Dublin, and of the Lady of General Census. Sir JOHN Eallee, the Colonel of the West Loudon Militia, permits his ...

... vitriol, whidif threiv . ,it'ov'er the 7 left arm, exteniirig from die elbow to . t . he palm: and back of the hand. In its coarse; it inimediatelYt vesicated the skill, prirtictilatly . ln' the . bend Of the! arm and band ;: the hi/adders were large. A-gentleman ...

... to repair fome damage, which (he fudained in a heavy gale of wind. She touched at Madeira^—Paffengers, John Badger, Efq. for Ceylon; Lieutenant John Innes, of the Madras Edablilhment; and Mr. Robert Kitfon, of Bombay. On Monday arrived the General Welleflev ...

... guns, Capt. Hits, on a cruize ; New Speedwell, PATRICAS, for Poole; Harriot and John. BAUR, for Shoreham; Hope, DAVI/ s (teen, Csx axes, and Sufan, WILLIAM:, for London; John Byrkins, Moacis ; Appledore, JONES ; Nancy, CRITTER, and Bet, Battu, (or Plymouth ...

... large fhip in Cardigan Bay, fuppofed an Aitie. rican, and almoft new, but could not leam any particulars, • . Falmouth, Oct. 7. —Sailed his Majefty’s {hip Orpheus, Capt, Hill, ort a cruize; New Speed, well,’ Patrick, for Poole Harriot and John, Baker, for ...

... instant. Luke White, Esq. according to rumour, will stand candidate for the county of Dublin, whenever vacancy shall occur. Mr. Grattan has announced himself a Candidate for the representation of the City of Dublin, at tht next general election, or any other ...

... that they consequence will starved. 111 Madrid, (be disorders wear a still more dreadful appearance i the inhabitant, are in arms, to whom the Swiss Guards have been opposed and defeated; upwards (»00 per| ton, have been killed and wounded in this conflict; ...

... Vice- Ll. Chancellors are the Rev. John Wills, D. D. Warden of nd Wadhamw College; the Rev. Michael Alarlow, D. D.Pre- fident ofSt. John's College; the Rev. Henry Richards, D. 1). Re~tor of Exeter College; and the Rev. John Par- I ons, D. D. Mafier of Balliol ...

... a day. Mr. Field, another Surgeon, who attended Mifs Watfon who had been hurt in the arm by the rebounding of the bottle, proved that the was not able to ufe her arm without a fling for forte time. Mr• ALLEY, for the Defendant, admitted the fad of throwing ...

... Stevenson and tannlv, Uev. Archdeacon St. Leger, Rev. Archdeacon, Mrs. and MiSs Davies, H6n. Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Hon. Mrs. \orkr. Sir John and Lady Keane, Cen. and Mrs. Morris, (!en. I’revost and tain ly, Lieut, (jen, Morrison, Cot. Wilson, Colonel Brown, Lieut ...

... hcl ' elcou Lady Stanton and fk.ily,St. Leger, Rev. Archdeacon, Mrs. and Mr 1;; tavies, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hon. Yorke, Sir John and Lady Keane, Gen. and Mrs. Morris, Gen. Prevoit and family, Li eu t.-Gen. Morrifon, Col. Wilfon, Col. Brown, Lieut.-Col ...

... WESTMINSrEIt SESSIONS. Thursday, October 24. John Steward was indicted for a misdemeanour, in throwing a quart bottle from the two shilling gallery of Drury-laue Theatre into the pit, by which Elizabeth - Freeman received a deep cut on the Skull, and ...