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... Indd'atigable; also arrived the Commerce, of Cardigan, JENKINS master, from Youg hall, with a cargo .of wheat, for this port; the Union, of Plymouth, HAM master, from Guernsey, with a cargo for this port ; Thomas and John, CORNER, from Sunderland, Ant, VINNING ...
... Ainsworth, John Watson, John Watson, I jun. and Joseph Watson, of Preston, ,Lancashire, cotton- ma s nufaciurers, at. eleven, at the Castle Inn, Preston. Sept. Ir. Geo. Stratton, of Precadillyyirorphonger, at twelve, at Guildhall: Sept. I. John Harkness ...
... occasion iu so full and gratifying a manner. What we possess and Buonaparte covets—Ships, Colonies, and Conutieue. Success to our Arms by Land and Sea, and may glorious struggle ever be crowned by an honourable Peace. May the energies of tiie .pritisli Empire ...
... would-certainly not a just and impartial part if - they did not, come to the resolution of committing Sir Francis Burdett. Mr. GRATTAN bi'gged the Houseitrould well cons'der what would be the consequences of the pre- Sent discussion. He was sorry the House ...
... (:ylr. Grattan) the expediency of postponing .his motion on the Catholic Question ; a motion in. which the interests of five millions of people were involved, and.'whicli ought therefore, to undergo a fell and deliberate discussion. , Mr, GRATTAN replied ...
... Bishop of St. Asaph. • CAMBRIDGE, JAN. ig.—The Rev. John Toplis, M.A. and Messrs. Thomas Beevor and George Cornelius Gorham, B.A. of Queen's College, are eletled Fellows of that Society. The Rev. John Eyre, Reaor of Babworth, Nottinghamshire, and one of ...
... tad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence-_I had a large•ulcee on the crown of my head, one oil each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state, of ulceration ...
... leading - varietv,,is ,enriched by correct and. 'highly finished Engravings as above stated. ' The Literary Department-by .Mr: john Lawrence, Author of the New Farirre..r. 's Calendar, Sec. - In the course of the Work a number of appropriate Wood f.ngravings ...