... littlealttratpa .in the firiota.i baa bean aime appearaoea dt demand for Rood ordinary 81. Diaminßo, at Sis, but lira holders am Arm at SSs aeroa Harannah fond to fine ordinary, aold at 34a The public want a# without variation till the doae lax weak, when rather ...

... struck, very strong disposition to repeat the violence, but was prevented. Loch, jun. Esq. M.P. deposed that was walks log arm io arm with the prosecutor, When the defendant approached them, and addressed Mr. Astell as to the application »the board of director* ...

... 16. Christopher O’Hara, chairmaker, aged 28. was capitally iadictad Cor maliciously stabbing John Trapp, with Intaat to da him tome grievous bodily harm. John Trapp, the prosecutor, stated that the prisoner in North-street, Bethnal.green. He was his tenant ...

... 16 Christopher O'Hara, chairmaker, aged 28, was capi- tally indicted for maliciously stabbing John Trapp, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. John Trapp, the prosecutor, stated that the prisoner resided in North-street, Bethnal-green. He was ...

... would take the law into their own hands. In this respect they have kept their word. At this moment ■bout 1200 are assembled in arms upon the ntonituins, ready tepel by force tbe Spaniards who might oppose the passage of their flocks, and to avenge their wrongs ...

... we are, our sympathy and support. As it is—but enough of Mr. Grattan. Our liberal contemporaries laud the Attorney General for having, they say, abandoned his prosecu. tion against Mr. Grattan. We are very loth to cavil with any who may be disposed to bestow ...

... the poll clerks: the poll books were examined, and ail was right still. Then the Johns and Sir Roberts who bad promised their interest were questioned, but the Lord Johns and Sir Roberts insisted that it could not he amongst their tenants, for they had ...

... BANKRUPTS surrender In the COUNTRY. BIIACKLETON, John, Sklpton, Yorkshire, innkeeper. July 12, at seven, July 13, at three, the Black Horse Inn, Skipton. July 30, at eleven, at the Castle of York. Attorneys. Messrs. Still and Raymond, Lincoln’s Inn, ...

... this wood the naked figure is raised ; and proper frame work is constructed to support hanging outstretched arms. Wire and hits wood will suspend arms or folds: while the whole skeleton it kept in its position by an upright piece of timber resembling tbe ...

... intention retiring. Mr. John Douglas, brother of the Marquis of Qneensherry, is expected to come forward. Air. Kirkman Finlay’s success, his canvass the Glasgow burghs, considered certain. Haddingtonshire, instead of quietly returning Lord John Hay, is agitated ...

... Marquis Aileshury, to the rectory of Wath, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, vacated hy the death the Rev. B. Newton. The Rev. John Drew Bcrton, M.A. formerly Fellow of Cains College, has collated to the vicarage Felmingham, Norfolk, on the presentation of ...

... these grounds, and yet have left innumerable beauties unseen. The rides and walks, supposed, EXCEED TWELVE MILES. t, IN CARDIGAN. in which will he found such continuation of beautiful wiMneaa, such fearful and almost unapproachable heights, cataracts ...