... Janeiro; Oporto packet, for Charleston and Pernambuco ; Harriet, Taylor, for Sierra Leone; Robert, Popplewell, for Quebec; Hardys, Hardys, for Quebec; Centurion, Hippenstall, for do.lialeyon, Chapman, Miramichi • Gratitude,Kenemap.for , Dublin; and British ...

... a 'orderer skittlei Patrick Coll, Jayvee T oe Aill , Josue Noah, asd John stay part the World. Popplewell, fur Quebec; Hardys, Hardys, for date ; Core. with him at Mr. Moore's, situr Betkliainsteed. when un the box with the coachman, awl another by the ...

... Prim Court, for the trial ef prisonen, in order to unit Mr. Baron Oannow in getting through the heavy calendar of offences. Thomas Williams, the prosecutor, gave the following aceomrt of i the transaction fir which toe prisoners were indicted i—On tbs F ...

... Ritchie, for Quebec; Columbus, Bissett, fur Miramichi; Latona, Robinson, Latona, Patterson, Nelson, Burn, Queen, Mallabarr, Hardy’s, Hardy, British Tar, Clark, for Quebec; Rndyimon, Todd, for Miramichi; Rapid, Wright, for the South Whale Fishery. MARCH 28—SHIPS ...

... when eleven were found guilty, and received sentence of death. At Sligo two were condemned die, one for being a Whileboy. Thomas Wilson was executed at Philipstown for the minder of a policeman and three others, for Whiteboyism, sentenced to death. Abduction ...

... expected with her cargo. Both these ships were Alloe, under charge of Commodore Sir r. Hardy ; hut it was found impracticable to land their cargoes, and Sir Thomas could longer afford them his protection. Lord Cochrane hail sailed with his fleet towards ...

... daily expected. Both of these ships had been at Callao, under the protection of Sir Thomas Hardy, but it was found impracticable to land their cargoes, and as Sir Thomas could no longer take charge of them, they have returned to Europe. Lord Cochrane had ...

... the COUNTRY. Thomas Standen, Lancaster, slater, plasterer, and builder, April 18, at six, April 19, May 14, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Armstrong, Staple Inn, and Messrs. Lew thwaite and Sons, Lancaster. Thomas Boultbee, late ...

... expected with her cargo. Both these ships Were at Alive, under charge of Commodore Sir T. Hardy; but it was found impracticable to land their cargoes, and Sir Thomas could no longer afford them his protection. Lord Cochrane had sailed with his fleet towards ...

... in the COUNTRY* Thomas Standen, Lancaster, slater, plasterer, and builder, April 18, at 6, April 19. May 14, at 11, at the King’s Arms, Lancaster, Anomies, Mr. Armsttang, Staple Inn, and Messrs. Lewthwnite and Sons, Lancaster. Thomas Bonltbee, late of ...

... expected with her cargo. Both . these ships were at Callao, under charge of Commodore . Sir Thomas Hardy, but it was found impracticable to land their cargoes, and Sir Thomas could no longer afford them his protection. -Lord Cochrane had sailed with his fleet ...

... APRIL CIVIL SIDE. THE ICING V. PALMER AND ANOTH!R. . Ws was an indictment against Henry Palmer hod Thomas Joshua Parker, for a conspiracy to defraud Sir Thomas Swimmer -Champneys, Hart. of Bills of Etebange to the amount of 2000/. and of warrants of attorney ...