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... 16th inst. The only business was a case of robbery, committed by an I: Warm, calling himself John Linni. then, otherwise Henry Afaegraw, on the person of John Macdonald, residing in Ruthwell, Dumfries-shire, a travelling merchant, aged 101 years, on the ...
... sumptions.,loso of muscular power, and varioui Grattan. usually cheracteri'e the earlier stages of Iris solitary rice. per- The University of St. Andrew's. has conferred the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the Rev. John Scott, niltdeter of Strada- laugu;shitig ...
... great success. A number of fine young men were attested on Saturday for the First Regiment. The Royal Cornish Miners, the Cardigan, Caernarvon, Merioneth, and Montgomery regiments of Militia, embarked at Dover yesterday for Ireland. The Oxford militia ...
... the HEBREWS, with preliminary Excercitatioos. By JOHN . OWEINJ, D. D. Second Edition. Printed for I'. Hamilton, 37, Paternoster•row ; Ogle, 295, Holborn ;J. Ogle, Edinburgh ;M. Ogle, Glasgow ; and John • stone, Dublin. Of whom may be had, A Display of ...
... return from abroad. Colonel Sir John Elley, on his return from the Continent. Dr. Mareet, on going to the Continent, by Sir Gilbert Blum. Nlajor-General Molyneux, on his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting, Major-General Sir John Oswald, K.C.R. upon his appointment ...
... with a considerable grrwt it of yowl Timber. Further particuLrs may be had, by applying to Rilbt. St. John Luca:, Esq. ; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Davie., Survtyor, Crickhourell • Messrs. Oabb and Son, Solicitors :her. gavently or Meson. L.:nabs:Ft ...
... Durban', tittiout-manufacturer. John Amen. Ripity, Derbyshire, butcher. Bown, Grain!Unction Wharf, Whit Friars, floor-factor. Thos.: Hallam, Samuel Haslam, John Haslam, and Roger Mean, of Boltuo-le Moors, cotton.mantdacturers. John Lightropt, Not. tinghatn, ...
... killed ; 4 Captains, 8 purchase. tornicn i Mr. John Moore, No. 3, Woodstock-street, London ; Lieutenants, 8 Sergeants , 7 7 rank and file, wounded ; 1 drum- 20th Regiment of Li g ht angoons-James Grattan, G ent . to b e or Mr.Southwele,Saerrundham. mer ...
... three days of communication and treaty. I was induced to allow the garrison honourable terms, viz. Marching out with their arms and private pro- perty, which was accordingly done early this mornmg before me, and I marched up and took possession, finding ...
... which are From the County of Somerset—By Mr. Leigh, the Sheriff, atom under arms. sompanied by Mr. Lethbridge and Mr. Dickenson, the Members for the Conn:y —Sir Abraham Elton, Sir John Cox Hippisley, A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Dec. 1, says, Col oß n ...
... containing, in like manner--Tbe Right blencierable Walla* Pitt—John Fisher, D. D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury-.-Aylmer Bourke ' l ambert, F.L.S.—Henry, Earl Bathtirst—The Right Hoilimirable Henry Grattan, M2P.—The tate T. Gainsborough, R. A.—will be published early ...
... Russians, in their retreat to Silesia, and compelled to lay down their arms. Twenty thousand peasants are in arms in Hanover, and the students of Gottingen and Halle have takeh up arms against the French, The flame of insurrection is, in fact, rapidly spreading ...