... exhibition of the fine arts, and subscriptions are entered into for a theatre * in short, the accounts are quite transporting. —John Bull. . , , Mr. Green has been up once or twice during the last week in his balloon, accompanied from Canterbury by a Lady ...

... t Eome anecdotes> i„ order to show the manly mtre- Uev. Mr. Groves said it was stated in pamphlet the W lODl noticed James John Baggot, Esq. of Castle Bag- d and pure patriotism which the freeho » laws bv a Mr. Douglas, that when the procession of the ...

... young woman, to whom he was only married about five weeks. Between Herbertstown and Hospittle be says they were met two men armed, ho attacked them, knocked himself and then seized his wife, whom they carried off. Hayes escaped in the confusion towards ...

... declared Sir Edward Denny dtuly im elected, and proceeded to sign the return jointly with hia bro- a, ther burgesses. ut Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL, of Grena, who stood at the left mn of the Bench in whieh the worthy Provost and Burgesses sat, rs said he was happy ...

... Wednesday at iff aged Mr son of Mr William Grant Glco TurifT Scotland Yesterday in bis year Mr John H Smollett Theatres Royal Bristol and Dublin father at Clifton John Leigh 19 William mate of the Hon India Company’s Atlas BRISTOL CORN prtecof persack lb Foreign ...

... his indignation and surprise, and ordered the rebellious servant to be sent to the tread-mill for a month. Attkmptkb Fcuisv. John Bailey was brought up by Plather, charged with breaking into the premises of Mr. J. Tingle, in the Wicker. The orfieer stated ...