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... blood, that he had not beer, able to move agaiu, lie was asked what had becoine k-1 which lered his arm ; he replied, he had -picked it out of his arm, and did tot know what had become uf it. His pen -knife found iii one of his boots, but it was not in ...
... compliance with his orders, Sir John Hope on that (lay sent in his propocal the answer returned to which by the French Commandant was, that on the following motrning a re- ply should he given. Notwithstand!ing the. cessatlon of arms, w' ich was supposed to exist ...
... Peace firm and durah'e 'rounds. Grafton I'bnina« Cirter Not T. It Tn.»mtoii So ncer Samuel Nted w Fitzwilliam Robert Andrew Cardigan \V. s. Wiltes Wiliiam Danbury- I’omfret Walter Strickland tompt..Q Sawbridu Althor W. U illiam . . WniU P- Deuy* William ...
... aervaati they become, and more happy amongst themaeWea. John Malcolm, Esc. Argyle estate, in the parish of Hanover, hirr'sier, began hit laudable work of reformation and Shelto Douglas, and John Haughton James, E»qrs- had recently the satisfaction of ...
... or a scarcity, of John Built! Appointments —Lord Burghersh has been appointed Envuy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Tuscany.—Wm. Pennell, Esq. to Consul at Bourdeaux.—Byre Coote Lord, Esq. brother Sir John Owen, Bart, M. P. ...
... there strong party in Franco lor endeavouring to regain force arms, the boundary' off the liiiinc. Hut they add, that iff France oppose the arrangements determined upon the Allies, the arm? near Hamburgh w ill immediately proceed the riciiiish frontier ...
... the Parish Standard, apply to John Jon.s, Standtord. wanted. jt , • t't |.\T)Y, Lady Daj, B BOAKU ..dt-ODCiING, Bed and Dining Room on sa.ne floor. d Particulars of terms, situation. r C P * address W. esq. King’s Arms Ltluarv. WANTED IMMEDIATELYTWO ...
... Society. ColleCtions w ill be made morning and evening for the benefit of the iu►tttution. The Worcester, Glamorgan, and Cardigan militias have arrived in this city. Monday last, Mr. Thomas Giles, master to the War. wick Regimental School in this garrison ...
... facts were very clear against the prisoner, and made defence— BltyJwas found guilty two indictments, and John Bertley on one, for stealing pigs. John l'reeet was found guilty of horse stealing and the course of his trial, the Judge again advened the absolute ...
... for a 1 were all ,The minutes, and bowed immense es- fiitived, beef-ter, When die , semblage.,, •Th k etroops /twited under arms mwhile,, Parliamentary Refo r ceild be ern ) te r the -from the , - and he trested Ihe unite 4 Weide of • ~ l'ara de and llip ...
... ',143.117, 18t4. 9tb Regiment of Light Dragtians, Wet, Lord George Lennox, half•pay of the Regimen!, be Lieutesaot, viee Grattan, who Mitt). WitliSi.E . lltoo, Geed. be .0 ate 14* - Ellis, prosnoied. - 'lit Of k anions • Jain., Stapp to.h.l t ieiltesiagio ...
... Cheltenhare, ufter a atever are ESSENCE ai ja Battin ——At other means hid failed. Davies, reeeiver-general hen, Pembroke, aad Cardigan. The FLUID of M in thofe complaints where necefl to thes. rancis Daubeny, to the rectory penotratingy aad. ory of the tpraine ...