... Kngenius Hughes, Jesus; John Lloyd, Jesus; . Hugh Kr.bert Thomas, Jesus ; James Layton Brown, University; Theodore John Cartwright, University; Edward James Phipps, Exeter; Edward Benliow, Pembroke ; Lancelot Arthur Sharpe, Fellow St. John's and Other Philpott ...

... antd en- lightened mind. (hearh, hear!) I-li, too, was srt advocate, tistugh its as more copious may, for securities. AMr. Grattan, too, in stasilar terms, supported the expaediecny of sectirities. Still ftntitaer, I may refer to a noble lord ( Lard Holltind) ...

... Woolwich, viz. Kirawin. John Smith, James Saunders, John Martin, James Follelt, Jeremiah Passmore, Daniel Roach, Isaac Flay, and John Coggin. Committed to the House Correction, Lawford’s Gate.—John Webb, Gabriel Goldney and John Haythorne, ...

... nes of the city; they entered VolaIngo ; the few troaps lef were immediately put snder irms, and eing joined by about 4000 armed citizens, they marched tomeet the enemy. The latter took to flight without firing a asht, nd about 80 stragglers were taken ...

... Mr. Bleeck, who lived nearly opposite—witness saw the arm ; it was dark, from the tightness the bandage—was present when Mr. Bleeck bled him. John Kinp—is sargcon, Clifton—examined Plaintiff’s arm on the Jnijr, six months after the bleeding—knows Defendant ...

... St. Mary’s, Bryanston-squsrc, the harl of Chichester to the beautiful Lady Mary Brudeoell, fourth dauehter Q f the Earl of Cardigan. n * Piracv. —The following is an account of the seizure of British vessel, a schooner under Colombian colours, the captain ...

... 41, six hundred miles from land. “ 1 remain. Gentlemen, ** Your ever most obliged ami humble servant. “JOHN BAILLIE.***. Captain R. has since armed this city, mid confirms all the above horrid particulars; his breast and hands exhibit effects of the ...

... Chaffey, George Robbins, John Brundle, John Seaborne, and Charles Fowler, one calendar month each, for assaults. —John Chard, an prentice to Samuel Mitchell, one calendar month to hard luboui, for absconding from his master's service.—John Bull, one calendar ...

... other ornacnents, in *re.t profusion. At the upper end of the room, the arms of our worthy Mayor w»re properly emblazoned and produced a fine effect. Silk the royal ami city arms, decorated the orchestra, and the toutt of the room was truly eleyant. The ...

... a little puppy' dog, and, talki'g 'oldof its paw he signed'tle words John Rovei:. (A laugh.) 'He. (Lord King) had subsequently examined Atie petition;' and actually fonnd~hat is John Rover . had been petitioning their lordships not to alter the constitution ...

... Mrs. Jacobs, three children, end two servants, were consumed. Mr. Jacobs was absent in st. John’s toe time. The body of Mrs. J. was found with her infant in ber arms, both nearly reduced to cinders. The cause of tbs accident is unknown. The Kifht Hun. Robert ...

... of exchange; John Davy, alias Wheeler, for breaking into dwelling-house ; James Bray, for stealing goods, value l.'l/., In a dwelling-house ; John Dearman, ft.r entering dwelling-house and stealing ; Wtn. Powell, for the like offence ; John Shaw, for robbing ...