... JtJL v 14. John Ba.rd, the person who acted .. , rte skirmwb, on . b . Sib April, £ £ ,# ?? coon., that of levying war a*a.„7,J^ ...

... Friday morning. On Friday, the Court again met at about ten ! o'clock, and having appointed Jury, proceeded to the trial of John Band, being another of the prisoners taken «t Bonnymuir. The trial continued till about half pas' two on Saturday morning, ...

... 34 prem. Sunpay.---Gen. Devereux arrived at Barbadoes, June is to be an Anniversary Dinner in Dublin, in remembrance of Grattan.--- Four Theatres in the Belfast circuit advertised to be Let.---The population of Glasgow is 1 Dart 5” 8.---The Persian ...

... Book•keeper ; hoar Radon, late Coru•dealer ; James J unison, Attorney; Edward Tarboro, Attorney; John Sweinson, Attorney; Jtorpb Sys:Mom, late Clerk to Mr. Johns:to, Attor• Ali, heel Braottnraite,Statintier; 7h911.1 Wilkinson, Ittnaufs,torer. Hubert I:4l ...

... possessed themselves considerable quantity of arms and powder magazine, and carried by assault three the principal forts. They shortly : after set liberie 7i ) galley slaves and lot felons, i and gave them arms; circumstance which proved, vou may imagine ...

... defence, for whose attendance an order was made in the House of Lords on Saturday John Oldie, JuLius Caesar Gavazzi, . oseph Visetti, William Hughes, >ohn Johnstone, and John Branbach. Letters dated the 18th June, have been received from the Hon. Capt. Spencer ...

... take and use the surname and arms of Montgomery, in lieu of those of Heatley ; provided that his M a jest concession and Royal declaration first recorded, and the arms duly exemplified in the office of Ulster King of Arms all Ireland, otherwise the said ...

... gregation, on the 25th ult. the Rev. John C. White, M.A. of Pembroke Hall, and the Rev. John Lodge, M. A. of Magdalene College, were appointed Pro-Proctors.—On the same day, the Rev, Henry Hanter Hughes, M, A. of St. John’s Cuilege, and the Rev, Richard Dawes ...

... yenerally knowa, aad profit thereby, | think case 10 YOU T= one year od, began to ma- erace Scurvy, which yraduaily until ber arms, legs, and ered with ruanimg sores, and wed In this had been tried with- plen to pursue whereby she 1 almost resvived that ...

... perst who the hallei. Par u said, will, i assembling on tilt S3u insr. Ik* belore any can Bow STdetT. —On Sunday the ii>B‘. John Palin, one of the C’aio-strect conspirators, and who was often men tioned in die evidence upon the trial i ThtsPewood and others ...

... to the sale, when catalogues I mnsylbehad. T/s Day Fridiy) the 22d instant, at one o'clock in the I afternoon, at the King's Arms, in Water-street, if not Ipevioudly disposed of by Private Contract, PAR'T of the valuable LAND or PRE.MIsES, 7 A situate oil ...

... accession 3 Mourning for his began Arrests in Madrid 4 Vice the usual oaths to IV in the Court Chancery Lincoln’s -Inn 5 Mr John Corpus into declined House imprisoned him Churches Cuapeis in London hung mourning Master the usual to his the Chancery Sir ...