... boy ran to Ladiston, and informed John C. Lyons, Esq. of what was going forward. This gentleman, with that zeal for preserving the public tranquillity which has ever characterised his magisterial capacity, instantly armed and servants, and went to Brady's ...

... friends, Lieut. John of I.ight Pragoons, youngest son of the late Geo. lof Clifton, near York. t/u- Editor of the Durham County Advertiser. Sicord and the Curtain having proved unavailing, Alitor of Truth appears in the field again armed with bow. His ...

... • - forward and expressed sincere contrition ft, '!.'! officer for their improper conduct—The remain, Riglit Hon. Henry Grattan were deposited in Westiuuwr, bey on Friday last. They were followed to die tomb Dukes Sus-ex, Wellington, and Leinstcr, and ...

... Creditors of the said Robert Davidson and John which said indentures lease and release and assignment were executed the said John Maddison the said fourth day of February instant, the presence of, and attested by, John Hohson, of the city of Durham, attorney ...

... —- are sorry state that this fine ship of 500 tons burthen, commanded Capt. Macey, was totally lost Sunday morning last, Cardigan Bay. She made Cope Clear on Friday eveuing. at eight o'clock, and was running about eight knots an hour, when she struck ...

... previous question.— Mr Calvert, S. Rice, Mr C. Grant, Mr Lllice, Pluukett, Mr Grattan, Mr Peel, and Sir H. severally addressed the House; and the debate terminated with Sir John Newport withdrawing his motion. Upon the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... Saturday last, John Taylor, for vtvi:,g lead from divelling-hotisc—to transported 7 years. Bryson and John Ross, for stealing lead, the property of ' *-rural Allies—to he confined each six months in the House ' 1 's'r'.'ct.o!!. John Rutter, for stealing ...

... C. M. Cheerc, Esq. Cambridge University —Lord Pahaerston and John Smyth, Esq. Camefford— Earl of Yarmouth, and M. Milbank, Esq. Canterbury —S. R. Lushington, Esq. and Lord Clifton. Cardigan— Prysc Esq. Carnarmn— Sir Charles Paget. Chichester- Lord J. ...

... presiously intimated their intention to so, Mr Bell and upwardt of hit friends joined the party, 'flit chair filed by Addison John Cretewell Baker, Esq., supported on bis right Bell and the High Sheriff of Northumberland, and on hit left hard Defies end ...

... remain longer together, have fie! through the jungle, in the direction Lamina, and i have reason hope few will again appear in arm* against as. During the siege the enemy made several bold and desperate Sorties our lints, but were all occasions quickly one ...