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... Esq., W. Morritt, Esq., John Egremont, Esq., John Maude, Esq., T. Barnes,Clerk, T. D. Bland, Esqâ Henry Garside, Cor refusing to find sureties to indemnify Ovenden from the maintenance of his bastard child, before birth; John Wood for the same offence ...
... indictment for High Treason found Arthur Tlustlewood, W,„. Davidson, James fog* .John nomas Brunt, Richard Tidd, James William Wilton, John Harrison, Rkh. Bradburn. John Shaw Strange,. James Gilchrist, aud Charles wore delivered to them respectively in ...
... was never organized in the town of Leeds. We understand, that the commandant, John Hardy, Esq. the Recorder of that Borough, has received a communication, that 300 stand of arms have been already forwarded by Government, and are now on their way to Leeds ...
... weaken the grateful impressions of such obligations. • RiGirr Hoy. Henry Grattan. —Cm Friday Morning the 16th inst. about eleven o*ch»ck mortal remains of the Right Hon. I'lenrv Grattan, were removed from Richmond House, for interment m Westminster Abl>ey ...
... Smith and John Baines, two Inhabitants of tlie same Parish, each in _ 20 Tlie same William Ratine, in 20 The same Geo. Smith and John Baines, esch in ?? 20 Ti* same William Badge, in ?? 30 The same Geo. Smith and John Baines. each ia ?? 20 John Walker, ...
... wall into the bed of the river, a height ot abont 30 feet, and was killed on the •pot- (ts rider, Mr. William Bariy, son of John Barri f, Esq. of^JvTillby, waa much hurt by the fall, and was taken by lus companions to the nearest fitriit-tyMise, ?? he ...
... Duke o f Cambridge. After dinner, the King .en bis Royal relative left town for Richmond, on a visit the Countess Dowager of Cardigan, w here they drank tea, &c. The Royal party, on their return to town, were overtaken by the tremendous storm. The King's ...