... Last week, at rdthe brig Susanna, of advanced age. Maryport, awfully sudden, Me. John Rodgers, at an At House, near Liverpool, Anne Mackenige, eldest daughter of John Gladstone, E: At Kecletechan, on the 24th ult, much regretted, Mr. Geo. Arnott, aged ...

... the said Bridge Twenty Feet, or thereahouts; the Property of Mr. John Harrison, of Water Yeat, in Loweswater; and now or late the Occuuation Joseph Wilson, Ann Thompson, and the uni John Harrison. %• Further I'artieiilars may known in the mean applying ...

... hompson, Mr. 11. Miller, Air. John Dawson, D«vid Esq. the New York packet-shin Wm. Thompson, Capt. Marshall, which sailed on the 17th inslantColonel I. ,nd wrv.nl Mr. I, Winrl.orfQu,bv.c ; Mr. .r.d Mrs. Cooper; Alests. John Eawceti, Henedtci, Alexander ...

... T RUA! Fr JOHN LATIMER FOR THE ILFUL DER OF GEORGE HOWARTH John Latimer, 32, was indicted for the wilful murder of George Howarth, one of the watchmen at Manchester. Me, stated the case to the jury very con- cheely, and called the following witnesses ...

... discovert! the nominations had been selected previous to the mg; and the chairman, Mr. John Barrow, admit!* reply a question from the that Andrew Kellie and Mr. John Gardner had been th, * horoughreeve said, it was downright mock call the coimnittee together ...

... koliooo, ami I rniu-gmve. John Heart, Great Yarmouth, Nor folk, ; April P. eleven. Hah «ame •mmth.at ten. May s, lv»etvr, Soullrtowii, neat Great Yarmouth : attorney, Wor-ditp. Great Yarmosjlh. JoftC|ih Armitajre, William Arm.t.-c * and Samuel imluh, Shef ...

... Trafford Trafford, EA.; Rev, John Sneyd ; John Davenport, Esq. • Prosperity to the Trade and Agriculture Esq.; Leek Lowe; Protestant Ascendancy, 3 Hanes 3, tremendous applause. After the vicar left the chair it was taken by John Cruse, Esq., who afterwards ...

... mated will take place at the ‘Tavern, t. John’s Wood Grove, between the of the rd Westinorland Wrestli Club, for a massive silver cup and a number of other prizes. The principal wrestlers are F. Dobson and John Dixon ; the former is a stout, brawny, heavy ...

... Brndelle.il, third daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.— Brighton Gazette. Wednesday a ballot was taken at the East India House, for the election of six directors, in the 100111 of William Wigram, Esq. John Baillie, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq. Sir Robert Townsend ...

... Caning was also defeated in the same year by a majority of 09, and the Marquis %Wellesley by a majority of I. In 1813 Mr. Grattan, Sir John Cue Hippesley, and Dr. I)uigenan, on separate motion's, drew forth majorites against the Catholics of 40, 48, and 42; ...

... We perceive, therefore, with pleasure, that Mr. Clarke intends to repeat his course of lecture, at the Assembly-room, King's Arms, during the present week. We understand that Mr. Clarke's illustrative apparatus is the most beautiful ever seen in this town ...

... within the space one hour. A statue of Grattan has very recently been placed in the Exchange, in Dublin. It is from the chisel of Chantry. On the pedestal is inscribed,— Filio optimo clarissimo, Henrico Grattan, patria non inyrala. 1829. It is generally ...