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... Tribunal of Honour, which is to take cognizance of these combats. IL. The Duke of York receives a contusion in his right arm, at Windsor. 17. Col. Herries, of the London and Westminster Volunteers, waS buried in Westminster Abbey. 19. Accounts received ...
... this time last year for ,two shillings a pound, can only obtain thirteep-pence this. • Mn. GRATTAN.—A letter from Liverpool of the 23d inst. says„ Mr. Grattan, the Member for Dublin, landed here last night from the Waterloo. steampacket. The pier was ...
... Mr. Heber Sir John Nicht)ll 476 Majority for Mr. Hcl4er - —HO . • THE MURRAIN.—The ffereford Journal says-; e are informed that the murrain has lately appeared amongst the cattle in some parts of the counties of BreconAltad n or, Cardigan, and Carmarth ...
... Castle of Lancaster. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Samuel Heywood, Serjeant at Law, and John Balguy, Esq. ,Carmarthen -Wednesday, Sept 5. liaverfordwest-Tuestlay, Sept. 11. Cardigan -Monday, Sept. 17. Nolan WALES CIRCUIT. Hugh Leycester, Esq. and Willi.an Kenrick ...
... Carlile : SPECIAL JURORS. John Stracy, Smithfield-bars, merchant. Philip Jacob, of the Crescent, Cripplegate, ditto. John Byrne, of Dyer's-court, ditto. Charles Wright, of the Old Jewry, ditto. Henry Houghton, of King's Arms-yard, ditto. Jahn Webb, of ...
... with all the crew. The Collier, Jones. of Liverpool, was blown out of Cardigan on the 26th ult. and wrecked on the 28th at the late of Man. Crew saved. 4.,—Tne Josephine, from St. John's (Newfotandland), wes driven on shore at Eboulpiens, during rt gale ...
... Yorkshire, machine. maker, July 21, 28, s n Au , . 21, at 2, at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlanehrster. Atturnic,,Mr. Edge, Manchester, and AleSsTO. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Merry, South Town, otherwise Little Yarmouth, Suffolk, fi,bing„rnerchant, July ...
... the New Bury- fell to the i quarry, ing Ground, attached to the pa rish church of Ken- about 18 moths o'l about 50 d in her arms. The child receivedwith no insington ; and there has been placed over the grave, a jury, and scrambled forward in the dark ...
... GAZETTE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1321. PROMOTIONS. '13131-Light Dra b ,nm--. : Capt. George Luard to be -Ifajor. itEvET.--Captain John Thomas Wood, of the 2d Foot. a :he Nriny BANKIICIPTCY . ENLARGED. . iler n'YWilliam s , Ptcugh.court, Loinhard-sirect, merchant ...
... Service. On Saturday last a bill was preferred before the Grand Jury at Westminster against Edward . Horner, for the : mmrder of. John Wilson; who wfis killed when fighting a pitched battle with the former on the Mornof Sunday se'nnight, at Milbank, Wesoninster ...
... Old Jewry. John Peters and Frederick Weston, Bristol, maltsters, June 8, 9, July 7, at 12, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden, and Mr. Haberfield, Bristol. 1 9 E d,ward Lloyd Edwards, Cardigan, linen-draper ...
... Straod;-and W. Blackwood, Edit/. MR. JOHN SCOTT'S POSTHUMOUS WOItL . In a. few Days will be published, in Q.KETCHES. of MANNERS, SCENERY, &C. in the FRENCH PROVINCES; with an Essay on Ptencli Literature. - 13 - 7 the . laie JOHN SCOTT,' Author of the Visit to ...