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... There is not a single vessel of . war here at this moment. . _ _ Ihe Brit:Bh vessel Hawke, Clam pit, Haznburgh, arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 6th ult. with the following cargo—viz., 380 barrels of pork, 220 half barrels of ditto, 50 casks of ...
... went away together. Richard Grattan, the last witness's father, corroborated her testimony, except that said was not quite I sober; was about / ...
... Archdeacon of Bombay. Eardley Richardes, Esq. of 'Bryneithen County of Cardigan, t 0 Marianne, daughter of Hugh Stephens, Esq. of Dorset-square. At Bermuda, on the 2.5 th .Feitzuarylast, - -JOhn• Harvey Dia l ' rell, Esq. Barrister at Liw, lo Mary, daughter of ...
... together.si Richard Grattan ,the last witness's father, corroborated wr her testimony, except that he said Doodly was not quite of sober; he woe about half and half; when they went out an he followed them to the door, and they walked arm in armo *he down ...
... announced, fresh disturbance interrupted Interior, 1 ' ’' f isB ; D, but considerable multitudes as the exercises of the A(] > armed was sent to disperse aembted the 9 •. be f tly restored, but at a later them, and order see w proceeded the hour numerous ® ...
... beard of.— Wakefield Journal, Tuesday week an inquisition was taken before John Ingle, Esq. Coroner, at Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire, on View the bodies of William and John Jarman, twins, about three weeks Old. children of Henry and Elizabeth Jarman ...
... Government to put forth its strong arm, and the Colonists would lobe the countenance of those in this country who, from interests or good wishes, had hitherto supported their cause. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said if by the strong arm of Government military force ...
... Ganylle, Gei, Normanby, Lord What ton, John Boati, Joilo,, otsla;w ser3. TsLL.bS-S oo RS. W. idley ati Lord Joiats A, LIST WHO VOTED AGAINST LORI) 4WIN RUS3ELL'S REISO- Alexander, Jai. - erbe, Sir Q o. PlamTier, John Attwooil, Matt. Gllasrt, Is. Robartmuom ...
... Right Hon. Sir Henry Russell, Bt. I. J. Buxton, Km vi v' 1 ' M I Sir John Hollywood, Bart. Thomas Styan H , p Sir John C'hetwode, Bart. Henry Pigeon' ?? ?? Sir John Gibbons, Bart. John Blacken R, ' Sir Robert W. Vanghan, 81.M.P. ! ?? R. Hon man' ?? l ' ...
... She consented they all to Grattan’s public-house next had dy and water The positively he was tremely tipsy did notTeebllect seeing the deceased wtio left first his he fell several times accounted having lieen cut all Grattan’s together Wm Yeoman nor iiad ...
... Chancery.lane. John Neale, Leicester, coach-proprietor. June 5,6, arid July 8, at three. [Holum, Frampton, and Loftus, New-Inn. H John ampton and Richard Windier. Liverpool, coal-merchants, June 22. 23. and July S, at one. [Norris, John-street, Bedford ...
... Birmingham. Att. Amory and Coles, Throgmortou street. 'l`, Lea, Bilston, Stafford, miller, June 2,3, and July 1, a t the Littleton Arms Intl, Penkridge:Statfordshire. An. Hunt, Craven street, Strand. • S. and J..darforth,, Oveprt h erf, Halifax, York, merchants ...