... serpents from followed UUruti.n ami verbatim. their rods ; but the Scripture informs us that the serpent Lines dictated by John Smith, aged years, w Moses swallowed the serpents of the Magicians! Mail;, on Pcnaenden Heath, on Monday, 11. Mr. Lditor, tb ...

... Bart. Ignatius Callaghan Sir Charles Morgan Win. Swdetman Junes Chritchley Richard Farrell John Power Captain Eottrell John Roclifort Thomas Clarke Henry Grattan Thomas M‘Donnell Jolm Taylor Itichard Marnier* Michael Ctillen Counsellor Magatt O’Brien Joshua ...

... distresses of the country, and meeting of the General Committee was held Waterloo Hotel, on the 2.'ld ult. the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bait, the chair, when a Report, drawn by Sub-Committee, composed the Earl Roseberry, Lord Belhayen, Sir H. Stuart ...

... the Rev. R. Faylc. .Mr. Jeremiah of Kington, to Mary, eldest daughter of-Mr. John Ciaike Smith, of the former place. the insL. died, agedB4, Mrs. wards, relict of .Mr. John Edwards, late ofthe Bury Luston, in this county. On the lst inst. died Much Dewchurch ...

... white the ,h>hn KocM'ort Thomas Clarke j vsams. give KJTZGIUBON, MAU 11N - CO. the llenrv Grattan ’iliomas Donnell keeping their Stork spurious William Murphy John Taylor j Article Woollens made Manuftc- Mauds Michael Cullen turers, which, from Counsellor ...

... nt Weymouth; aged 74, Nicholas Eenynex., ,Lm ' gton N'Oithumberland. Jan. 1:3, in Great Pulteney,street, Bath, Col. John Jan: 14, John Wm. White, Esq. of George , atrect,DlP' house, and Cl.phatn4ise. .4. . er 'Jan: 15, at Southampten, aged,72, Richard ...

... off n a:n with O'Reilly -No tirattan' via in. Ireland ; even all -complaint is attempted to be —' Tern hint out, bloody Grattan'.—Cottinghant%,address rttded from the nte part itAle t i, and one wreog is made the precedent for cam - It was for High Sheriff ...

... Esq., 1)o. H. Cockburn, Iraq., Do; Francis Jetrey, Kaq., Do.; Robert Hunter, Eeq. Do.; Wil• liaw Gilmm, Esq. Do. ; John Horner, Eau. John Balfour, Eau.; Jobe Craig, Earl. and Robert Soots, Erg, As the large room would not contain all the pens, dinner was ...

... design,* Southwell,* * no Grattan,* turn him out,* ()'Reilly,** *down with Grattan,* Grattan. In vain did the High Sheriff* strive to proeure a hearing*in vain did the Committee come forward and expostulateand Mr. Grattan,mostgood-hununirediy, remnnsiiated ...

... prepared assailed gross threats Off off “no South-well” no turn 0‘Reilly” with Grattan” In vain did High Sheriff strive to procure a hearing in vain did the Committee forward Mr Grattan remonstrated with those and hissed him strove but in vain to recommend order ...

... Quarter Sessions for this county, John Butler. Wm. Winters, M. Weston, John Jude, and Henry Smith, for stealing 11 ducks, the property of Mr. K.Watson, of Harston, were sentenced to 7 years' transportation ; as was John 1 Lice, for robbing a dove-house ...

... felled in April, 1791, in the park Sir John Rnshout, Hart, at North wick, near Blackley, in Worcestershire, judged to about years old. was perfectly sound; contained cubical feet timber in the trunk, and the arms were estimated at 200 feet more. Mr. Gilpin's ...