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... eight detained as prisor,ers, and the remainder, who were wounded, were landed to the westward of Bombay. The pirates were armed with six 9-pounders, and carried from one to two hundred men.— The Union, Captain likliKEß, is stated to have. been wrecked ...
... 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 ...
... Province Of these England 178 Seotoh 481 Irish mechanics labourers manufacturers and haie them women 458 children Ou Hie of armed schooner Altrevedo fire near Norfolk in America Ou the day the the Altrevedo was open the first in-discretely pistol near to ...
... V if ™»r the murder) of three ! THK MORNJNG-jp^ THE PRINCE REGENTS BIRTHDAY. The Grand Fete given by the Countess Dowager Cardigan, in honour of the anniversary of the birth of the Prince Regent, at her house on Richmond Hill, has been in preparation for ...
... ofrledting Treasurer ensuing year THt right JOHN Esq Mayor IN CHAIR PATRONS OF THE SOCIETY: MAYOR OF for R H DAVIS K-q M P B PROTHFRO F Esq M P Very R-v Ir BKRKB Bristol Mr ALDERMAN AIDFRMAN VAUGHAN Knt Mr AIDFRMAN JOHN Esq W J S' Knt RICHARD BRIGHT Fsq CAVE ...
... Peter Gibson, John M’laughlin, John Campbell, James Finlayson, Win. Kdgar, John Keith, Hugh Cochrane, Andrew and James Hood. And subsequently the following were discharged from the Glasgow gaol: —DavidDryhurgh, John Johnston, David Smith, ...
... eight detained as prisoners, and the remainder, who were wounded, were landed to the westward of Bombay. Ihe pirates were armed with six nine-noundcrs, and carried from 200mtii. The Union, Baiker stated to have been wrecked about.fifteen months previous ...
... __■«_ S ?? JOHN MUxNCASTER, of Lancaster, i„ iu ?? of LancaMer, watch and clock-m n _ e ° 0 »ty smith, dealer and chapman, intend to n I. ?? fourth day of September next, at six S^. 1- the evening, at the house of Mr. John p C ?? •» King .-Arms Inn, in Lancaster ...
... given them written s Bt in- Queen's Table. The Royal table was m ost j, il decorated. In the centre was a grand templ I' 6r- arms of England suspended by a lion and urit,'r!' ornaments to correspond, and a profuse ?? 1l rail, daful biscuit ornaments. The ...
... of Lan- caster, in the couuty palatine of Lancaster; will hold a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING, at the house of Mr John . iutt, the King's- Arms, in Lancaster, iu the said county, on Thursday the fourteenth d;iy of August, one thousand eight hundred and seventeen ...
... ptrish of Lan- ?? iu (be county palatine of Lancaster; will feU a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING, at the boa*- of Mr John Pnirr, the King's- Arms, in L'.ii' aster, in the said county, on Turn, dav the fourteenth day of August, one thousand eight boadred and ...