... tile institution, it we s E unlderstood that Lord I.ynedoch wvould take the chair, A but he was detained in the country. Sir Thomas Bell I the treasurer, took the chair. lie was supported by 'I Joseph Hume, M. P., the Reverend Dr Waugh, and C several other ...

... ns from the Pretender, and who was chterfully backed in thls daring enterprise by the gallant h easls of clans, and their hardy followers. To his plans, and the .'udgmnent, with which he knew how to avail ,himselJf of tlie Peultuai ties of Highlanders ...

... R.. D. Alstoir, Nicol Bros,,ievn ..General Jotan Sne6ns, JobiDdnIuM, Castleriains, 3. -S Edmiston, Jas. Hardie, Jas. Hutton, W. Lockhart, Thomas M'Call, John MI'Cat, Colonel Robertson, R. Stewart, CaHri, W; Todd, Andrew-Tem- pletmi -A. WVallase, R. Watson ...

... on the River Cam. Wednesdayafternoon an Inqjuisition was taken in the Board Jtoom of St. BIartholomew's Hospital, before 'Thomas Shelton,Esq. Coronor, on the body of MaryCrew. ell, who died last Monday, aged 19, and (together with Miss Leathes) met her ...

... Sullield, Isa-: beli Boss ell.-Boy3. Gcorge Suaield, 'Thomas Siffleld:t V William' Bosw.elL. t t 49. - .; ~~Total s~aved 49. ?? | ' A List of those lost. 'OiFICIii-Mr. Duff, lirst mate. t Ciult-Hardy, steivard; Simith, cook; IMsiay, Dath, i Johnston, :seamLsei; ...

... Coverly, with Mr Munroe. II is 0 11 D. Is C. IC I- 0 I; g I; d e I. V r Thomas Coverly, with Mr Garland. William Milsaac and Mary M'lsaac, with Mr Jeffrey,Con. sul-General. Thomas Barire, with Sir Dudley Hill. John Bain and Lindsay Paterson, with Major ...

... termi- Dated in the surrender of three of th*e poachlers, who are 'lodged in Windsor gaol; their names are Martin Killock, Thomas Neighbour, and Joseph Chase. They are dread- fully beaten and bruised. The four keepers and three of their men received many ...

... Walker, ditto Saniiel Ptarker, ditto Ja.sn Totnmliion, ditto Ihowus Abbutt, ditto Herry Sills, ditto Jlames Baker, ditto Johni Hardy, Mapperley JohIn Freiieoitn, ditto lcetry Richiardbon, l [orsely Wooodhouse Heniry GtegorY, Shipley George Hole, Asstiotr Ralph ...

... Parish Church, in the place and stead of Mr. fliggin. opt 1, boehiam. wlsolhasresigned,lbyues-W. Hey,Esq. MaUyor, ste Ir John Hardy, Esq.fleorder; Richard Fiawcett, Vicar; l 3f end Francis Cookson, Minister of the New Chsrcho Bef le St. John's; and Johns ...

... feloniously stealing a quanltily iif grocery goods froim the dwelling mouce of tile late, Mary Mathews, of Chipping Norton; and Thomas gMoss, charged with receiving tbe same, khnmowing themi to Ibave been feloniiously ?? Monday last TlIonias Woiodbridge and ...

... means of fixing lis residence in England, with view of hereafter succeeding Lord Eldon as Lord High Chancellor of Eiglaud.- Thomas Boltoii, Esq. heir presumptive to' Earl Nelson, married to Miss' Eyre, of Laidfthrd House, Wilts.-Duke of Wellington has accepted ...

... and Wmn. Dawson, for ut- tering forged bank-notes; George Barry and Wm. Powell, for highway robberies; Joseph Stanley, Win. Hardy, John Harris alias Keylock, and George H~arris alias Keylock (rescue gang), for felony, having before been co-gvlcted of felony ...