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... of Correction, Devizes, —Wm. and Joseph Knowle, of Box, for two months each, John Sweetland, of Monkton-Farleigh, William Hedges, of Bulford, Thos. Young, of Salisbury, John Angell, of Steeple-Ashton, and Win. Smith, of Box, for'three months each, for ...
... Divinity, by accumulation: A. B. Evans, St. John's Masters qf Arts.- Rev. Wm. J. C. Staunton, Magdalen ; Win. Smythe, student of Christchurch; Rev. F. A. Faber, scholar of University— Bachelors of Arts Rev. John Davis, Edmund hall; Thos. Glutton, fellow ...
... Bolougne ; John, Morgan, from the Bay of Rosas; Mary,Skinner,from Odessa; Juliana,—, from Dantzic; Sarah, Robe, from Barbadoes ; John and Mary, Fitzgerald, from Uungarvon ; and Jane and Barbara, Butter, from St. Vincent. MARRIED. Sir John Allen Burffhe ...
... glory : but we will not use fire! arms unless your party fire first. Turning his men, he then threatened shoot the first that left the field, and placing them in military array, general fight ensued. Both parties were armed with clubs and swingels (instruments ...
... shire, April 10, at Cardiff; Ere 17, at Brecon Radnorshire, 23, at PreeteigU. Circuit .—Sam. Ileywood, John esqrs. Cardigan***re, April n, at Cardigan; Pembroketh>rc, 17, at Haverfordwest ; Carmarthenshire, Carmarthen. MARRIED. Mr. Henry Child, coal-m-rcbant ...
... conduct. The project the West-India Company is abandoned. Ministers refusing a charter to it. Friday John Eastwick, J. S. Tucker, Wm. Chas. Lambert, John Walker, Christopher Reed, and Edward Everett, esq*, were called to the Bar the Hon. Society the Middle ...
... acres; Mr. Knight 40; Mr. Hampton, the Grange, acres, and the Little Grange, 20acres; Mr. John Mumford. Green End,4oo acres; Robert Garrett, Jack's Green, acres ; John Knight, a very infirmed aged man, possessed five six acres, alf destroyed Messrs. Lawrence ...
... h ' the 21st ult ' that Lord Heytesbury is about to proceed from s Constantinople, in order to negociate a peace. 'Qc CCess arms may naturally be supposed to (Nil) ' sed the pretensions ofthe Sultan. The Conb * for articles say that he will not listen ...
... —Lieut. Rob. Tait, of the Glasgow, is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to theLarne.—Lieuts. O. Vernon, John M'Dougall, and John Bamford, are promoted to the rank of Commander.—Lients. J. Alexander and C. Bundle, to be Superannuated Commanders ...
... Blundell, Robt. M. Caldecott, Brasenose; John Day, John Byron, Exeter; Thos. Collett, Trinity; H. H. Boburt, Christchurch; Thos. Griffiths, Jesus; Wm. Capel, postmaster of Merton Wm. Curling, Morgan Davies, John G. Dowling, Wadham; Wm. Thos. Clarke, C ...
... Aug. and If). Court King's Bench, May 11.— The Kinrr v. John Penny, ge/if.—This was indictment lor assault upon L«nd Vaughan, son the Fail I.isbuiiie. The indictment had beeu preferred the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, |he instance of the ...
... Abingdon, Aug. and 10. Court King's Bench, May Kin*; v.John nny, gf/ir.—This was indictment for assault upon Vaughan, son of the Earl of I.isbiinie. The indict mem had been preferred at the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, instance of the prosecutor ...