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... on Thursday, for Fal- al mouth, from whence, we understand, she will take out the mail to Lisbon. We learn that Lieutenant Dicken (1815), ex fioniidrlyv of the Lion revenue cruiser, is appointed to the TI Reindeer, fitted at this pert for the packet service ...
... beef, gallon of strong beer, and pair of blankets, to be given each of twenty poor families. On Thursday last, Charles Baptist alias Charles Lilt, alias Little Charley, underwent a final examination at Lambctb-street, on a charge of being concerned in ...
... in which six persons were charged with the same offence. Should the Jury consider that some of the prisoners committed the robbery, whilst others were only receivers, yet in consequence of a recent statute, it would be proper for them to find a bill charging ...
... prisoners tried at our late Sessions, not one them was from the populous district Wcardalc; and the perpetration of a highway robbery that part the county is scarcely within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant—facta highly creditable the moral character ...
... teiiciis of the eldest son of the noble nominee, who comes age in about a twelvemonth Murmuu Herald. Lady Paget ((he lady of Sir Charles Paget, present Admiral on the Cork station.) and her daughters, have been converted the Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony ...
... W.Lean, for stealing lead, George Movrish, for sheep-stealing, John Welch, for stealing leather; Charles Turner and Robert Turpin, tor highway robbery ; Thomas Francis, for stealing hog's pnddings John Down, for stealing copper ore; W. Andrews, for horse- ...
... William Spencer and Joseph Wheeley, for poaching at Elford ; Charles Griflithsand Thomas Westwood, for stealing a goose and gander, at Broom ; Samuel Sbaw, for stealing from the person ot Charles Till, atStoke-upon Trent, two silk bandkerchiefs, fee. ; Ann ...
... r^.�ûo *hich the Judge promised to take iuto con- K'th a^ c . s . Turner and Robert Turpin were charged heath bway robbery, near Little Torrington. |h ere . r ecordeu. The judge remarked that had p Bw i any evidence of brutal conduct, their Them ...
... the bill they ministers If at time it is to some our foreign interests West India interest instance— what is raised hat of robbery ask here is the difference of our merchants Victuallers have speculated faith of laws if those laws altered both are equally ...
... gardener, Hnnilford ; Edward Leicester, publican and fit niter, Hanley ; Charles C. Armstrong and John N Armstrong, coopers, Wolverhampton ; William Marriott, halter, Walsall; Charles Bracegirdle,silk throwster. Upper Holme, near Leek ; James Muir, draper ...
... are happy to learn that Captain Dicken' sort, is likely to be appointed to the Talbot, 28 guns Gazette. | L«P,.Wednesday, a ballot was taken at the i House for the election of six Directors, in the Loch, Esq., Charles Mills, Esq., Henry Tucker, Esq., ...
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