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... laid the table. CAPTURE OF A GALLEON. Mr. BROUGHAM asked, whether the accounts were true, of the rumoured capture of Spanish armed treasure vessel by a French vessel, sufficiently long ago as to enable the news to have arrived here from the West Indies ...
... all that the Spaniards wanted was arms. This ap- peared by a dispatch sent by the gallant Mina to Se- viile — -that brave r.nd meritorious officer said, that he could enumerate his wantsin three words, arms, arms, arms. ( Ap/dauxc. ) What did their brave ...
... of time, as well as means, for ilue preparation to meet the enemy en the opening of the campaign. The few troops actually in arms were, therefore, placed as garri-ons in the most impor'ant of the fortresses, upon the see-urity ot wiiich evidently depended ...
... merchant. On Thursday week, aged 82, Mr. Wm. Spence, former*/ a respectable clothier, and father of Mr. Wm, Spence at the Cardigan Arms public-house, in Brain ley. Yesterday week, aged 67, Mr. G. Halton, woolstapler, of Leeds, s man much respected. Yesterday ...
... happened there wee eight passengers With titot-osch r oae of the outside {fcssengers bad his arm broke*, and an inside passenger was very much -braised. Mr. John Fielden, of the White Horse Inn, Rochdale, had bis leg so terribly broken and lacerated, that ...
... Creditore, Exchequer- Bills to *tb raise of i.7,500. ' ?? At this moment the door of tbe room was hastily 'thrown open, and John Peuibrton Hey wood, Esq. one of the Commissioners, entered with hurried step and external signs of inward agitation. The business ...
... , to be applied with m'fa l grant, towards the erection a rC ,_ . ...
... King's-messenger, was sent off with despatches General Sir John Kg, take the military command the Manchester district. The messenger was to pursue his journey with aM possible speed find Sir John. it was understood lie was to proceed to Yorkshire ; ns it ...
... Lou ; and further Particulars wiH be f urniehed on applica- tion to Mr. John Thomas and Mr. John Watson, ol Guisbrough, the Assignees of tbe said Bankrupts ; or on application to John Irvine, Attorney at Law, Guisbrough. Guisrrougii, July 1, 1826. HALL FIELD ...
... Bell, of Copman thorpe, former, and John Whcadey, of York, shoemaker, as sureties for foe appearance of William Whfocup, each f0 20 The same Thos. BeU, and foe same John Wheatley „ as sureties for the appeanu- e of John Whorley- eseb in _ — i— ?? 20 ...
... V\ . S. Bourne*f§ Aylesbury—Lord Nugent,! W. Uiekford£ Banbury—ll on. A. Barnstaple—F. Hodgson,s Jas. Alexandet-k* Bath—Lord John Thynne,* Brecknockf§ Beaumaris—Sir It. Bedfordshire—Col. P. Macqueen;+± Marq.Tavistock§ Bedford—Lord G. Russell.§ W. Bed win ...
... Ray, snd contain- ing, together, about Eighty-seven Acres, now in the occupation of Mr. John Crosby and others, and bounded by Lands belonging to Mrs Rudyard, John Ratty and Farside Watson, Esquires, with the Mes- suage and Outbuildings and capital WATER ...