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... early publication of the following important Works: The autobiography of John galf, Esq., Author of The Ayrshire Legatees,” Lawne Todd,” &c. In 2 vols. «vo. with original Portrait by John Irvine, Esq., on Steel by Graves. AURUNOZEBE; A Tale of the East. In ...
... will prove a total wreck. _ DREADF UL SUIPWRECY.—The following account of the wreck of a gentleman's yacht in the Bay Of Cardigan, on the night of Friday the 30th of August, is extracted from the letter of a correspondent at Aberystwith, dated Sept. 7th ...
... banquet. Lord Francis Leveson Gower, with a fortune of 100,000/. a year, is receiving half pay as an Ensign in the army ; and John B. Scriven, Esq., a wealthy member of the Irish bar, and King's Counsel, is also on the half. pay list as Lieutenant.—Limerick ...
... S.ib-Goveriu.r. Sir JOHN WM. LI.BBOCK, Bart. Deputy-Governor. DIRECTORS. George Pearkcs Barclay, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Kdward Browne, Esq. The Hon. J. T. L. Melville. ?? S. P. Calvert, Esq. Thomas Poynder, jun. Esq. John Deacon, E&q. William ...
... witnesses connected with the Tea Trade were, Mr. Richar Twining, Mr. James Coutins, Mr.Edmund Edward Antrobus, MI William Fry, Mr. John Miller l(of the firm of Garrat and Co,) Mr. Wililam Brocksopp, Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. William Ship ity (of the firm of Catheral ...
... give an extract respecting the fatal interference of the surgeon's wife. John Owen, the boatswain, was the only witness that knew anything of this occurrence : EXTRA.CT PROM JOHN OWEN'S DEPOSITION, TAKEN SEPT. 10. 'The surgeon called us aft, and ordered ...
... hurt her The defendant exclaimed I’ll be revenged upon you” then caught her arm and struck her other blows on the head which she partly warded off by raising her hand and her arms and were black and blue from the effects of the blows which the received She ...
... Light Dragoomp—Capt. B. Cornish, mom Paymaster 4th Light goons, to llaymastet. vise Mason. 4th Light Ontgoonv—Copt. 11. Herman, Arms halt.pat to be Pa master, vier Cossack, appointed to the 34 Light Dragoons y. 15th Light Dtags.—Ltent R. 0. Ward to be Cassis ...
... impost wes Yid wiPak. at the OMOnyimil Arms, O W N we bed? OW. fla s Fors*. mid _Tag digweeed. who pegiusid oeselderable pro. potty. Wok Tmiliiiikato!r.amo , got into • gresewiels semi*. be OfiliMaildiayers' Arms. the doomed was disoovsgeirtelloss. A waii ...
... never heard there was any previous quarrel. • rbictebnversation to.ok place in the presence of his son, ri veorge, and Sir John Sleigh. Deceased had been or ill It a since the year 1814. -He had never complained tltpe -itireatinent ; nor bad he (his Royal ...
... party then Ictt fur Norm C*ulr. Dreadful Shifwkkck.—The following account of the wreck ot gentleman'* yacht in the bay of Cardigan, on the night of Friday, the 30th Ausust. is extracted from the letter of correspondent at Abcvv*t»iih, dated September 7 ...
... Peregrine Bingham, Uarid Jardine, Richard Whitcomhc, John Klliol Drinkwater, Etlward John Gambler, Thoma. Flower Ellis, James Booth, Henry Rokoc, Chari*. Austin, Edward Raahtan, Aleaander Eilward Cock burn, John Buckle, and Daniel Maude, the Commissioner. ; ...