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... the following prisoners received sentence:— John Wilkin knowing the same reaiitig painr Kingman aged 82 Wm for -tealing bridles T Jennings for stealing barilla I A White leather Jonas for John Greenslade John Bullock for silver forks R O Williams for Lewis ...
... wi• thereth, the flower faded), but the word of our GOD shall stand for ever, 01 T {Garter Principal King Gentleman Usher Arms,bearing his Gentleman Usher Sceptre. t The Lord Chamber- Secretary to the lain of his Majesty's The Vice - Lord Chamberlain ...
... ornaments. Lately died, Ross, aged Ann Williams, wife of Mr. John Williams, of Great Malvern, Worcestershire. The Prince Regent has been pleased direct Letters Patent for granting untc the Rev. John Jenkinson, D. D. the Deanery of the Cathedral Church of Worcester ...
... near the wood of Long- champ ; the head and one of the arms only have yet been found of this unfortunate infant. On the 23d, another child, seven years old, was also carried away even from the arms of its mother, in the market-place of Estevaux. In vain ...
... violence till next | morning.â Mansion lloHSf.âl'he John Carpenter was yesterday brought up for Hnal examination, and committed as rioter.âThe most important evidence against the prisoner was that John Hyman, who stated that he saw Carpenter near Mr. ...
... protect her, drops rain fell her figure and her arms, and little rivulets of a whitish colour furrowed the wrinkles which changed the countenance Psyche into that Sibyl/’ Lloyd William*, Esq. LincolriV* Inn, son John Lloyd Williams, Kv.j. of .Vldcrhrook-hall/ ...
... individuals, and to Servants, he has given liberally, and he has added to the value of his by his manly frankness and affability—John Ycldhatn. Esq. has resigned -the Reedier Generalship of the Eastern division of the county of Essex, to which trust Chat les ...
... abilities, but also for the uncommon attention which thev bad bestowed on the objects of their care—he meant Mr. John Waldie, and Mr. John Studholme, and he beg to propose their health.- with creat applause, ] | About nine the company. vetired, highly ...
... receiving pn- vate bills extended froin the J 2th to the Lochof May. These sugpestions were complied with by the House. Mr. Grattan bes given notice of his important: on the Catholic question for the Oth of May. Mr. BENN eT presented a petinen trom duals ...
... resolutions on the same sub- ject, which was, followed-by most of the other towns in the kingdom, 10. The tewn of fire. St. John’s, Newfoundland, destroyed 15. Advices received of the capture of Carthagena, in South America, by the royalists, under Gen ...
... Publio„ busily ei in endeavouring to dissuade the Vatholics from acc , the Veto,—this in oppositiOn to the declared sent; Mr. Grattan and Mr. Parnell, the latter of w)nun guine as to carrying the question of EmancipatiOti sion s should the leading Catholics ...
... from the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars of the University of Oxford, against the Cathouc Claims. On the motion of Mr. Grattan, the Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, presented on the 2Gth of April, 1816, was read by the Clerk; as was also ...