... idle fellows, who were mispending their time in the streets, he should confined for a fortnight. John Nunnery was indicted for picking the pocket of Mr. John Al‘Donnell, of I’atrick-Slrect, of a Silk handkerchief. The prosecutor deposed that on the previous ...

... Wynnstay Arms, Wrex.. ham - the Wynnatay Arms, Ruabon 4 Bridgewater Arms, Ellesmere'. Cross Keys, Oscr e stry ; Swan, Wolverhampton ; Jtrningham Arms, Shlfraal ; Lion, Shre wsbur y; Albion Hotel, Chester ; Liverpool Arms, Liverpool ; ...

... and Benjamin Lewis Committed to Bristol Goal Mary Ann Smith and Eliz Harding charged with stealing from person John F'look silver watch— John Jenkins with stealing the property of J Triner— James Shedden with stealing solazzi juice canary and other articles ...

... place, or have been followed by punishment; but that owing obedience only to the authorities in England, suppoited by English arms, and paid often with English money, these men not only brave the representatives of the People, but are now endeavouring to ...

... G}woL-'ary Ann Snriiitl' and wi Eliza. Harding, charged with stealing a silver watch from John r4t Flook.-John Jenkins, ?? with stealinga hat, the property f5i of John Triner.-Jarnes Sbedden, ciharged vith sitealiug cinit Bi ouncesofsolazzi juice, twolpounds ...

... Mitford, sailed from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro Ist inst. John and Mary, Thompson, sailed from Liverpool for St. John N. B. on the Ist inst. Ayrshire, Smith, sailed from Liverpool for Pictou Slst ult. John Tronghton, Ravely, from Liverpool for Petersburg!! at ...

... in bleeding him largely ; I therefore tied @ un- 98th ; left arm, and teck away as much blood as was re: as per to produce fainting, by which he was rel: atting on the following morning the arm was greatly reduced ahet i, ene— , free from pain, and altogether ...

... James, for stealing a silver svatch',four stoat/in' isa- :,risanteneit.-Johns Williatns, alias Bsutler, for obtaittirg, utader false presences, five shillings from t-osvell John, ante eemsl/t'e tttps'aenttce.Bcnj. Beyn'On; 6largod f~itll sleallng I ? ...

... Robinson, Crawforastrect, London, linwi-drspcr. John Stratford. Clargcs streol, London, surgeon and Richard Uapshot, Drury-lane, London, victualler. William Birck, and John Hainpson, grocers. Thomas Hsxby, ami John Wlotc. bottom, Barnsley, Yorkshire, blesclicrs ...

... Henry causa the ehUdranS. Grattan, rtqummtokhow at Whet hour in Ae he w add, km tarmloatadfolairy tohaA, t» tn w>it«sMr Grattan’s friend. Mr. Wallace. ,of eente palsaaeos herrtee, rfcmbto Arengh Ju « Mr. would not trouble Mr. Grattan at Ais the early part ...

... elegant and beautitul form. There is an equestrian statue of King William, and figures of Britannia and Hibernia with folded arms. The Clergy of the Diocese of Down and Connor are preparing to erect a suitable monument to the memory of that celebrated Prelate ...

... Clerk, Benj. Holland, Esq. and \\ m. Proctor, Esq. Magistrates for the ensuing year. At the same time, John Blower, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn Fields, John Packwood, Esq. of Cheltenham, Arthur Page, Esq. of Lincoln’s Inn, Michael Corbett, Esq. of Adminton House ...