... of rich .nea.iow, arable, and pasture land, hi ring fence (includiug seven aces of. n iiar-l. ?? , fur Ihe preservation of Crime, with which it ?? \u,,V > siihstanlirtl Mansion lluttse, two productive g^nl ? stable-, upper and lower bartons, she:'- e- ...

... >;l..wmt> ?? ions wid Articles were u. i -niniiinslv .i-ir^ed o MP* 'th' 1 * 'he I'unieiims, awi,.l, ;■: ...

... 000/. a year. Ihave no doubt but you will all cheerfully join in an Address expressive of your abhorrence ofthe atrocious crime qf Assassination, and I do* hope that you will also join in an Address to the Prince Regent, expressive of your abhorrence ...

... of ihe Legis- lative Assembly ofthe Nation, while proceeding to execute die important duties of ihe Stale' which enormous crime calls foith our abhor- rence and deiestaiion ; and by which the coun- try was deprived of the seivices of a man ol wonh, and ...

... the Legis- .rt.« c Assembly ofthe Nation, while proceedina •• -r-tie the important duties of the State; x . -it enormous crime cills forth our abhor- renc-snd dete-tation; and by which the conn- «v •- t, deprived of the services of a man of •v-nn, arid ...

... „f j .„„.' arv, 181*. the foil,, wmg ?? An c c, we*e unanimousb agieed i ...

... *e was a-i.iiist a notoiious bawd, uf long standing, ivbo, through mciii- ot the Society, ti..J been convicted of a sim'da* crime, at ibe Micnaelm. .« Session* i ■B(i9, in-.! sentenced lo three mouths imprisonment. ?? th s mild check, .be resumed ber -ifa- ...

... the Legis- lative Assembly of the Nation-, While proceeding to execute fhe important duties of the State 1 which ertormous crime calls forth our abhoi- rence and detestation ; and by which tbe coun- try was deprived of ihe -services of a mot ..I worth ...

... divine worfhip, and had marked out the left'ons for Whitfunday (to-morrow) in his prayer-book, before the commiftion of the crime. -•«»■«- FUNERAL OF MR. PERCEVAL. The remains of the late lamented Prime Minifter vvefe removed this rooming for interment ...

... in contradiction to tbe fad with which hewascharged. Any thing he might feel defirous of flating in extenua- tion of his crime, he had better referve for his trial The Prifoner faid, Since it feems beft to you that I fhould not now explain the Mufesof ...

... granted ; for a copy of a letter from Benjamin Walfh to his brother Jofeph Wallh, produced in evidence, ac- knowledging the crime of which he had been guilty in i's full extent ; and alfo that Benjamin Walfh do attend in his place on Thurfday next, for ...

... maintain ihen, . ?? i,i ih.* Fafflt' ts' houses ?? by ilieir I iKttir'.ia*'* l ; *'r 'be price of ?? su ?? t- > t« 'he crime nf rioi.msly ?? ii-,t'i '.dire :*i length a contrary al me ?? ill.* evil of v-lncli they c-.ni- ?? :n*. an id -v 'ti ?? Fai ...