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... be pot in. At the suggestion of Lord Tenterden, the parties consented withdraw a juror. SPUING ASSIZES. CHESTER, April 13. John Booth. Aged 22, wm pot to thebar, char Redw ith killiDß an rt gUvine Samuel Shepley, at Romiley, this county. The Attorney ...
... Lucas Ka’gle.Pbi-’ Savannah; Italy. Putnam. ew y k.—Arrived the iadelphia ; ManwiesteT. K y, st. John’s, (N. 8.); John Britten, Jane, Bell, Rostock. John Storkbnrn, St-PeteratoK. and Hari . and Gravesend, 7.— Arrive InB ij h, Nyborg; Terry and Avon, Ford ...
... their dear heart’s blood For the tenets o’ their faith Then say nae tbe rebel gang,’ ladye, For it gi’es me muckle pain; My John went away with Earlyton, And I’ll never see either again.' • wae is heart for thee, Janet, O sair is heart for thee These covenant ...
... re. (imams of infantry shell be armed Ram with et pikes. Arrangements will be made ebb Maas sal Bead it °Meaner, with the view hie Me 10.% paw ewe elm. By commend et the Right Honearebie Lug M. Car manding•in Cider, JOHN MACDONALD. Adjotessema Hesse Gsards ...
... possession of the ground. By the will of the late John Williamson, Esq., of Dahlock, Herts, he has left landed and personal property exceeding 700,000/., between the Messrs: Boothe, distillers, and the , Rev. John Allington, of Little Barford, Bedfordshire. ...
... &c. when 100 inhabitants of the above mentioned villages broke from Avington House, and without the aid of any military, armed only with bludgeons, and headed by a very active magistrate, the liev. Mr. Wright, the rector of Itchen Abbas, and two of the ...
... Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street In 2 vols. post 8v 0., iSa. RETROSPECTION S of the STAGE. By the late Mr. JOHN BERNARD, Manager of the American Theatres, and formerly Secretary to the Beef-Steak Club. Edited by his Son, WM. BAILE BERNARD ...
... Ensign E. Armstrong,ball-pay Foot. Lieutenant Hugh Aldborongh Bowen, half-pay IOJd Foot. Lieutenant John Trumbull Kay, half-pay 45th Foot. Lieutenant John Bruce, half-pay Ride Brigade. Assistant-Surgeon Percy Fitz Patrick, half-pay 51st Foot. Staff-Surgeon ...
... Earl Sefton and the Ladies Molineux, Earl Mountcharies, Lord John Fitzroy, Lord W. LennOst, Hon. Captaln Rous, Captain and Lady Agnes Byng, Colonel Russell, Sir Frederick Bathurst, Sir John Gibbons, Lady Georgiana Paget, Mr. Scott Stonehewer, Mr. Gibbons ...
... Weymouth, greepr, at the Ring's Arms Inn, Dorchester —Oil. W. J. atkhts, Mamma& Ridware. Staffordshire, miller. at the Cup Inn, Volta% Staffordshire—Ott. V, J. Sates Dutton, Derbyshire, Innkeeper, at the Vtag's Arms Imo, Derby—Ott. 80,.5. Liverpool, ...
... to a greater distance from them, he got his left arm under the wheels, and it was crushed in a dreadful manner. The unfortunate man was taken to the Infirmary, where it became necessary to amputate the arm. He is now, understand, doing well. —Manchester ...
... oft'. Gordon, Robert Ponsonby, Hon, G. Ingleby, Sir W. Grattan, J. Price, Sirß. Slaney, R.A. Grant, R. Pryce, Pryce Power, U. Grant, Rt. Hon. C. Portmau.E. B. LIST of the MINORITY who voted for Sir JOHN NEWPORT’* Motion “That the First Fruits should cease ...