... Shepherd, Philpot-lane, Feucliurch-street, wine merchants—Robert Hicks John Whitehead, sargeons—Peregrine and Harry Curtis, High-street, St. Marylebone, coal mercliaats— Joseph Terry and John Coultherd, City of York, confectioners— W. T. nnd G. Bunnan, Canterbury ...

... 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, ...

... was lying nearly naked' on the floor. Tlhey immediately pursued the *,Wretched maniac, who' bad broken 'his arm in the fall, but hadinow armed himself with a scythe, and was run- ning about the road with no other clothing than h's shirt. As soon as he ...

... business that has been transacted, nineteen additional Joseph Humes would, indeed, have conferred a considerable benefit upon John Bull ! Many Members of Parliament are already leaving town for the season. Should some of their constituents happen to ask ...

... and the offspring of poor but industrious parents. It exhibited most remarkably the head of a fine healthy child, but the arms were only complete to the elbow, from whence the hands were set; and from the knees, by the same malformation, the feet were ...

... sole expense of John Hare, Esq. was opened for divine worship on Tuesday morning. The service commenced with singing, and after a psalm and a chapter from the scriptures had been read, a fervent prayer was offered up by the Rev. John Leifchild. The Rev ...

... port ofa pethtidn1for the Etatbllsiahtssne t'~aehesp5 tb safe and sfecent el rtlto ddsto y(.~OLT'SCROPE, T E.FjRL G.IS.S &C,.& John Murray, Albermarle-atreet. ?? o~f~ FEZ; a' ioent, i n l'C4~ It~~ By THOMAS AIRD. , Printed ?? Bioclkwood,. Edinburgh; and ...

... 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 ...

... mischievous, but that lie believed the Hon. Member wvts not fully aware of the consequences it would produce [hear!]. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN deprecated the continuance of discussions oni subjects already disposed of, and entreated the Hon. Member for Dover (Tm1ant) ...

... Churches' Bill. Mr. SCOTT presented a petition from the tallow candle makers of Rozburghshire, agan.st the duty on candles. Mr. JOHN SMITH presented a petition from certain Christians in Armagh, against their liability to take certain oaths. Mr. O'CONNELL ...

... Laid on the table. AGITATION IN IRELAND. Mr. TRA NT presented a Petition from Sir Harcourt Lees, calling upon the House to arm the Irish Government with power to put down Ihe factious proceedings of Popi-h Agi- tators in Ireland. The Hon. Member expressed ...

... eldest daughter by the youngest Miss Roper with this Griffen's brother; he is nosv:dead, and the young woman married again to John Cook, son of the 'footman and lady's maid Kitty, so often mentioned In that trial. Ills, therefore a family connection of Griffens ...