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... held at Windsor. The Earl of Pomfret dies, aged 63. 8. Both Houses of Parliament adjourn for the Easter recess till the 26th. John Russell, after a trial which lasted two days, is convicted at Taunton of the murder of Joan Turner. A shower of frogs falls ...
... Continuation or Sopplement to the Author's and other Works on Medical Botany and Materia !donut. By John Stephenson, 111.11. F.L.S. Published by John Wilson, medical bookseller, 16, P,tncm-street, Soho. lAMOON : Printed and ptibinlied bY JAMBS WHITING ...
... Sale of S.irAwi. The chn~ice siud vohuable stork is replettle1hed ortiekly bSy StacIm.ttili sad comipanry, by Miritia trtery arm' Instrurcted no offer tihoi, o,rivalieii wtoductiotrls at thfe f.IOtvlrrg low prices Wteneoure airorxe arid reprd sole;- Ndo ...
... having feloniously assaulted and robbed Thomas Mathews of one sovereign. Henry Day, John .Burgess, Edward Everett, William Taylor, Thomas Taylor, John Stockzvell, John Church, James Wilkins, George Dobson, and Barlow Page, were put to the bar, being r ...
... default of payment, committed to prison. , . „ , . OUEEN-SQUARE. —’i esterday John Crexhounie was charged with stealing a new Brussels carpet, value 11(., from the door of the Rev. John Connell, in the Little Cloisters, Westminster It appeared that a carpet ...
... Foot ; Lieutenant John Christian Crellin, half-pay 4th Foot ; Lieutenant Jaunts King, half-pay 35th Foot ; Lieutenant Robert Christie, half-pay Ist Foot Guards ; Lieutenant Charles Joseph Kelly Monek, half-pay 43d Foot ; Lieutenant John Henry Mtinnik, half-pay ...
... ay at }lows ley. Friday at Staunton Wyvill—Mr. Meynell's hounda, Thurs. day at Morley Gate, Saturday at Langley Common —Sir John Gerard's hounds (late Lord Anson'a) l to-morrow at Gopsall, Wed nesday at Atherstone Kennels. Friday at Kirkby, Saturday at ...
... by Mr. Grattan, and closed by Mr. Pitt, —was beyond comparison more disgracefully corrupt and profligate, so far as Irish morals were concerned, than either of those which preceded it, or than thatof the Union which has followed. Mr. Grattan himself ...
... sell, or repair tire-arms. I'he same Circular adverts to pawnbrokers having arms in their possession, which, if offered for sale, makes them liable to the penalties prescribed by law.— Limerick Chronicle. Maior-General Sir John has left ork on a tour ...
... burning and animating him. Henry Grattan, the distinguished son of an immortal father— Henry Grattan at once cheerfully, and unhesitatingly consented to take the ebair at that meeting. (Loud cheers.) Well, Mr. Grattan has consented to lie chairman. Many ...
... Lieutenant with what vi I must ever consider unconstitutional power ; and I object at to this Bil11 still mole, because it arms thle Local Magis- if e tracy wvith. authority, which I dread much more thud the In IPower that it vests in the hands of so ...
... burning and animating lArn. Henry Grattan, the distinguished son of an Thimortal father Henry Grattan at once cheerfully, and unhesitatingly consented to take the chair at that meeting. (Loud :cheers.) Well, Mr. Grattan has consented to be chairman. Many ...