... Bishop's Hull, Air. ?? Trood, printer, of t'aunton, to iliss Bryant, second (laughter of Mr. John Bryant, of the former place.- At %Vacot church, Bath, Mr. John Bulgin, to Miss Caroline Marten, of ?? East Grim- stead, Captain NV. P. Hamilton, R. N., to ...

... aged 73. John Whitley, Esq. solicitor. youngest son ul the Rev. Edw. Whitley, formerly rector of Sutton Bounington, Notts, sod afterwards stem of Met. nun, Somerset. Wednesday se'nnight, at Stanton Drew, Mrs. Grace Bash, widow of the late Mr. John Bush. ...

... minill.«., but chl.fly gtrn** •.1 t Srrl-n'it Ori«»i». of tlo* of thnr fhr nrrrsultf utihittt tn yr JOHN 1,1.; fir. KnsiUlituaii’M I* muM**. •« • John Hrrn«i i| Honuiiqurt, ami Sir W. A. laiiutun, that all vi'wwlh tin* north lilt* river II uml»er. nurih ...

... the occasion demands it, without the requisition of the magistrate, so may the other too; if the one may employ arms for that purpme, when arms are necessary, the soldier may do the mow. Still further by the common law, not only tench private subject bound ...

... DIostyn, the Bishop of Iury, Hon. Rice rrevor, Right Hon. (C..W WyXl Sir Edward Mostyn, Sir C. Mlorgan, Sir R. W Vaugt Sir John John Owen, and Sir R. Philips, Vicet. dents. Mr. Parry was elected Honorary t ecretary Conductor of. the Bardic Meetings. Two ...

... Major George Wafts, Chosen House, near Gloucester. DEATHS—John Tinney, Esq., many years an Alderman ami Magistrate of Salisbury.—At la*igli, aged 88, Mr. W. Witheringlon*—ln his year, Mr. John Bassett, Salisbury.—At Bath, in her year, Mrs. Isabella Grime*— ...

... Davie, N•ples. Oterwaano—The Mary. Lewis, for Langhorne; Good Hope, Rees, Cardigan; Three Woollen, Brabyti, I,lanelly ; Betsey. Griffiths. Mulford; Union Packet, Lents, Pembroke; John 4. Hannah. Nance, l'adslow; Dude Packet. Drew, Bode; George and Jars.. ...

... under his tuition. When he retired from this ar. daunts, useful, and respectable pr.ifession, be did not throw himself into the arms of indolence and inaction, but devoted his well-earned leisure to she comp'etion of that work upon the history of his native ...

... he industry, Wood. fur Plyinoulh Picton, Jones. Conway; Cork Packet, Sierras. Pcouneet, Eleanor, George, Swansea; John, James, Cardigan; Union Packet. Lewis, Pembroke; Earl of Kington, Bennett. Milford and Haverfordweat ; Groot. Hall, Dartmouth & Elmer; ...

... standing by the hatchway, while a ponderous anchor, weighing nearly four tons and half, was lifted out of the hold, when the arm of the crane snapped asunder and fell upon his leg, literally smashing it to atoms; several of his ribs were also bro- ken, ...

... limpgadt&e. rm. *Mr pat mad rearm of ramie( the /'/arm 11411 n Nok ohm ought to M their wedge ? Ought it use he Parliamentary to take charge public purse ?—(C/Irevoj He wee telly peepreil to se Met IMO* and he arm sure the people meld beck Lard Moped*, Mr. Rodman ...

... obtain repeal of the Union. H« . and Learned Gentleman conclu> ded a most eloquent speech in support of the bill. Mr. 11. Grattan supported the bill on the ground of the expediency of the measure, and one which Ireland demanded at a sight; but thought ...