... against John Askew, Louisa Mstiids Askew kis wife. Ana Dugmore. Mary Hipwood, —-r- Blakeley, and Thomas Date, for -a conspiracy against the lives and characters of Mr. John King, Mrs, Eleanor Morphyi Richard Gilbert Wiltshire, Julia Hun* ter, John Norman ...

... and Magistracy of theCounly of Stafford, in Shire Hall, on Monday nest, in order to take into consideration the state of the armed force of the County, and the expediency and best means of increasing the same. ** In reply thereto, 1 most in the Brst instance ...

... ous feeling religion. He should there fore give hearty negative to the motion foi referring these Petitions Committee. Sir John Newport contended, that the charge of having changed their ground of argument applied to the opposers more justly than to the ...

... the head of his Right Hon. Friend (Grattan) must rest and accumulate all the glory and honours of the victory. By the Right Hon. Gent. (Canning), had the immediate stand been made; but toll.s Right Hun. Friend (Grattan) must : tach the ultimate glory. Mr ...

... two transports for Guernsey. Wednesday se'npight, the 'Bearstead and Mallingiegiipeut pf Local Uitja, commanded by the Hon. John Wingfield Stratfprd/ Was inspected and reviewed Major-Gen. the Charles Hope, Col. P.ritzler, Staff of the Depot, &c..;' The ...

... Attornies, Me. John Clements, Liverpool, or Messrs. Blanktkock and Bunce, Temple, London. , PaterHatton and John Formfey, Hardshaw, Lancaster, blacksmiths. May 13, at nve, l#, at ten, June 6, at ten, the.Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. John-street, ...

... intent him, him somfe other bodily barm.—Maty Bull with having broken into the house John' Martin, : m'Capet, and therefrom,'divers articles, the property of John and Hannah Mai tin. ...

... Portsmouth, Raven and Flying Fish hired armed schooner from off the Scheldt. Arrived the Redpole with the loss of her fore-top mast, which she carried away coming in from off Calais. Married. —Feb. 80, at Folkestone, Mr. John Wills, pilot, the Widow Maxted, both ...

... attacked bouse of Sir John Purceil, at At the place' execution acknowledged the justice his sentence, and was perfectly 'resigned and contrite. lie said, that in the course'oT tin* day he had hot the least intention going to Sir John's, but was sent' for ...

... silent, and did not as Webb, Southampten, baker, Dec, 99, at one. 30, appeared ‘Tht Marsh eleven, Jan. 29, at one, at the Indian Arms Lun, 0S. ri. Altoruies, Messrs Bleasdale, Alexander, aid Co, n fora loug time, but with a low voice, ewlon; ar Mr. Gosport ...

... CATHOLIC BILL. Mr. Grattan moved Ihe order of the day for the second reading of Ibe Bill for the relief of the Ro- Cntholics. Dr. Duigenan rose. considered (his Bill as measure for the restoration of the PopMi religion in this country, and along with ...

... application at the Bull, Dartford; King's Head, Canterbury; Ceorgc, Siltinghonrne; Chest Arms, Chatham; at the Place of Sale ; and at the Auction Mart, London; of Mr. JOHN SIMMONS, Solicitor, and of CHARLES LARKIN, House and Land Agent, Surveyor, Appraiser ...