... Sessions, on Wednesday, | one night on a farm of Lis. Gazette of Friday. Mr. Braham re-appeared on the boards of Drury-lane { John Foxley was found guilty of opening the grave and | ln'lhe Recorders Court, Richard Herbert and Bridget \ Alderman Braddish ...

... seconded by the Revere Soviets at whu, on Thursday, the 12th October! Yy oun. instant, aided and’ in seiting on an infuriate and armed | Tua! we are determined to seek for the | Polive apon the Cuthoties, touk part in the discussion tis ICH, thet Proceeding ...

... into the Castle-yard, to. wards the close, his speech was altogether inaudible except to these immediately surrounding Sir John Lyster Kaye, Bart. proposed Mr. Duncombe.—(Cheers and hisses.) Sir William Foulis seconded the nominalism. Mr. Duncomhe said ...

... same Line of Country, to the Cross Keys, St. John Shivf.t, SMITHFIELD, and tbe anu Blue Boar, lIOLBORN, the same Evening. , N. B. Passengers and Parcels booked the above Inn, and at the Cross Keys, St. John Street, Smithfield. Take Notice.—The Proprietors ...

... the hrain, which died the next morning. Verdict, Accidental Death. Inquest.—Lately taken before John Cooke, Esq., Coroner. At Westbury-on-Severn, the body John Pearson, who was found drowned in the river that place. It appears this unfortunate man, who had ...

... the armed men protected the land men while they secured the goods and escaped. Alter an examination of many hours, the prisoners were fully committed for trial for the murder of Morgan ; and for unlawfully and feloniously assembling with fire arms to assist ...

... much favoured gentleman tam Marti quam Mercurio, but, like Lothario, he was no less successful in love than arms. Equal to both and armed for either he had probably but little difficulty in winning the lady of his choice; and in return for her handsome ...

... to decree head- money ,n the esse of a number of armed vessels, which were taken during the last war, with cargoes on board. anuidvt ?? ?? h d ?? •*• dist^tion between, armed vessels, and vessels armed contain ng cargoes An an peal was made to the Lords ...

... ascertained. The following account 1 have received from a gentleman and lady, who were on board at the time:—Mr. John Blow, corn-dealer; John Potton, labourer; and Richard Genney, fruiterer, were blown away, and never afterwards seen; Mr. , Baptist Minister ...

... certiorari and a trial Print? Sir William Owen—l apprehend indictment found at Cardigan will stand in the way such coarse. The Lord Chief all. Mr. Jcstioe Lillledale—How far is Cardigan from Hereford ? . Sir William Owen—Bat abort dtalance; Mile more til ...

... Hastings. Lady Affllck and Mrs. and the Misses Wade are 00 « visit to Mrs. T. Jones, at Government-House, Marine Parade. Lady Cardigan and tho Misses Brandling are also arrived, and the Misses Wellesley are expected in the course of a week.—The various amusements ...

... Nisi Priu*?'' Sir Wm. Owen: 'I apprehend the indictment found at Cardigan will stand in way of such course.' The Chief Justice: 'Not at all.*—Mr. Justice Littledale: 'Howfaris Cardigan from Hereford?' Sir Wm. Owen : 'But short distance; little more than ...