... An application was made in Easter Term last to the Court of King's Bench on behalf of John Davis, Esq. for leave to file a Criminal Information against Henry Grattan, Esq. of Dublin, for publishing a libel reflecting on the conduct of Mr. Davis, among ...

... may be had of Mr. Lewis Evans, solicitor, and at the Black Lion, at Cardigan; the Salutation inns, at Bath Bristol; the Castle, Haverford Wet; King's Head. Gloucester; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Hop Pole, WorcEster • the Angel, Oxford; at the Auction Mart ...

... Solicitor, and at the Black Lion, at Cardigan; the Salutation. Newcastle Ernlyn ; the Bush, Carmailien; the White Lion Inns at Bath and Briv,ol; the Castle, Haverfordwest ; the King's Head, Gloucester; the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; the Hop Pole, Worcester; ...

... I Talbot has been eminently useful in matters of this kind. I When Mr. 11. Grattan denominated the late Lord Clare the Irish Jefferies, he acted as the friend of Mr. Grattan in his duel with the present Lord Claw., and prevented, by his judicious s ...

... Old Bailey October Sessions, namely— John Cook, alias Cooksern, alias Jackson, 17; Henry Ferris, 18—of burglary. William Oliver, 16; William Moore, 25—of highway robbery. William Dalton, 17—of housebreaking. Henry John Walls, 18; Evan Williams, 48; James ...

... the Captain had risen from making a shArt preparatory prayer behind a tilbury, there standing at livery; and, throwing his arms round the Captain's waist he declared that they should not tight until he was paid. The , Captain, not having where, withal ...

... Cavalry —Zachary John ch mmet ie t h D es r t e e Drake, G ,E e s o q t .., , t t o o be t `Main, vice Chichester, deceased , oh be:stierenitenant vice Drake promoted ; Anthony Deane, Gent., to tutu, 1 ~. dit to rv ce Owen, resigned; John Davy Foulkes, Gent ...

... to he understood, he did not make any charge against Mr. Green as having acted cruelly to the prisoners ; he was, no doubt, armed with the power to ioflict the punishment complained of; what he found fault with was, that such a power should be permitted ...

... her way rejoicing while her auditors became more compact and more resolute than ever Nothing was to be done but to “ To arms! arms!” or to sound a retreat Upon council of between the Vicar aforesaid not Apostolic the surgical Squire” and the constable ...

... ASSIZES. AI Reis 4. John Carter, the celebrated pugilist, wasindicted for stealing, on the 24th of June last, a paper-parcel from the Banbury mail, containing two 51. notes and three 11. noses of theßanbury Bank, the property of John Payne. Mr: PaYne•proved ...

... announced as already received, and further sums were subscribed- at the table. II 7 Y - if • - strived ores' J. I. Geer! John W.& John A LIM Mr. them GrAnd experk forma wen dress matter of the come under desert Jude u Moat who h 1 awn penal SO per . depot ...

... brought to this office, and examined by Sir GEORGE FARRANT, the Sitting Magistrate, on a charge of illegally discharging fire arms: • litey, a patrol, deposed, that varly on Friday morning his attention was attracted. by tlie report . of a gull or pistol ...