... BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Blgland, Liverpool, merchant John Capon, Bishops-Hull, Somerset, woolstapler John Stevenson, Boston, Lincoln, grocer Wm. Shannon, Whitehaven, Cumberland, drapers Thomas Edmunds, Bugged, Cardigan, tanner Chas. Fearnley, Crutched Friars, London ...

... on tbe left side announces that it was presented by John Fleming, Esq. M.P. for Hampshire, to the Corporation of the good town of Southampton—and a corresponding tablet on the right represents the arms of the town. The Marquis of Anglesea honoured this ...

... Trinily College aud John Muckleston, Cbri-tchurcb. Thursday last, the Rev. Charles Posthumus Belgrave, Fellow of Lincoln College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity aud tbe Rev. John Matthew Clubb, of Exeter College, was admitted M. A. Grattan. ?Tbe name of ...

... Bart, stated his intention of founding a Bill. A discussion ensued, which Mr Goulboui-n, Mr, Grattan, Mr Peel, and Mr Spring Rice participated ; after which Sir John Newport withdrew his resolution, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill for amending the laws ...

... Duke of Buckingham, Lord Bolton, Sir W. Heathcote, Bart, and John Fleming, Esq. M.P. the latter was bountifully supplied by the Earl of Northesk, Lord Rodney, Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. P. St. John Mildmay and A. Baring, Esqrs. The dinner was followed by an ...

... Portsmouth ; Joshua Tucker, Charles Arnold, and William Lamb, for breaking into the house of John Rumbell, a* South Warnborough, and stealing various articles therefrom John Young, for breaking into and stealing from the house of Thomas Wearne, at Hordle, a watch ...

... dressed. They parties from four to ten, walking with seemiug carelessness, and at lounging place along the streets, in couples, arm arm, until a chance (as it is called) presents itself, when the victim surrounded moment, and if he has property about him, ...

... daughter. - the .IRR!AGK3.-Iu Portman-square, by special H«nse, rf Rev. Wm. John Brodrick, son of the late CaFhel, to Lady Elizabeth Anne Perceval, daughter Barl of Cardigan. Dkaths.—At Edinburgh, ofr evonshire.-AtTunbridge, W. C. &1«»P«.J » ...

... pieces the cross, or whole legs and arms of the apostles, while others were obliged to content themselves with the toes and fingers of inferior saints; at English Archbishop, who vvas at 1621, purchased from the Pope an arm of saint, for which he gave 100 ...

... punish the ringleaders in the affray, and afierwards disarm the whole the islanders, whose custom it bad previously beeu to we«r arms of some description part of their dress. This custom having existed among them from very remote antiquity, tbe attempt to disarm ...

... wreath)|from a die executed after Chantry's bust, and possesses considerable relief well as delicacy. On the reverse are the arms of the kingdom on a shield, surrounded with scroll border, and surmounted with crown.— The whole of the inscription is not ...

... a loud detonation was heard a distance from bis room. The gates the pal.ice were immediately closed. The troops got tinder arms, and the most minute seurch was nmde. It was found'that the explosion bad proceeded from beneath his Majesty's Cabinet, and ...