... another, girl, the daughter Kenneth Cameron, same place; and the fourth daughter John Fir* layson. The bodies of the whole have been found, the two first locked lo each other’s arms.—/nermes* Courier. DIED. On Tuesday, the »lh test., hous^Djvemhirsetiwt, O ...

... POLICE. B3ow-STREET,.A COUNTRYMAN IN LONDON.- JOHN FERGUSON, a young man of respectable appearance, was yesterday brought up, charged with having burst open the door of James Nettle, living at No. 4, Brown's-buildings, Clare-market, and with assaulting ...

... Irish landlord: tbat is, because refuses to pay a ebt, to which he legally subject, they first lay it on John Bull, and then promise relief to John Bui by laying it on B. And this is the justice, the frugality, and foresight of tbat Whig Gpvernmen: which ...

... useful. CaltfiorjK-strect Jury.— -On Thursday week ayoeieJ meeting the Caldiome'-street sub-committee was held at the Calthorpe Arms, Calthorpe-sticet, Gray'6-inn-road, convened through the following circular to the members by Mr. Neil, the chairman: ••Sir ...

... Trotter; Oak, W heldctn: Neva, Ritchie, London—Gales, Keld, Cardigan—Oswald, Andrew's; Fortitude, Mason, Lynn—Hebe. Dodd; David, Gilbert, Dundee Marys, ; Peace, Stevenson, Clyde—Patriot, Anderson; John Frederick, Guest: Mariner, Collie; Catherine and Ann, Watson ...

... North Berwick and Baleen.. Bart. • Dame Henrietta. the wile of Sir James Frsguason, W Mat. ; Dame idamina, the wife Al Sir John Dal's priple,of Oxen. Ford. Bart.i and Marv, the wife of James Diandas, of Dundas, Bog.; the Osiers of Robert Dundas, Earl ...

... perjury! Grattan, the author of Joe Miller, Corsairs, &c., is one of the company engaged by Livius to go to Germany. A. dramatic treat is on the tapis. Mrs. Glover, we understand, is to appear at the Haymarket shortly, in the character of Sir John Falstaff ...

... take it or not, yet, we believe. A very interesting correspondence has taken place we hear, between the Princess Olive and John Reeve, Esq., on the Manifestation of the Spirit. Her Highness asserts the true Royal liquor to be Gin—Mr. Reece. we hear ...

... Bright, Esq. Win. Sieger Jacques, Emir John Cave. iol Geergo Jose, Esq. Charles Bowles Pripp, Esq. James Loss, Gams Gibbs, Esq. Peter Maar, 6sq, Thos. ltieb. Guppy, Esq. Nicholas Keck, Esq. John Hanford, Esq. John Vining, My. W. TUTHILL. k. 1141 Somolary ...

... stitutional Chie ring Is amnesty, their homes. Already, too, one of the Cen been placed El Pastor, has been iavi ted back, and arm: s have favourite Minister B33. f the Constita tional Militia. The and his place has be to the | the bands o Don Pedro, ‘ose ...

... were to be asked in church, what would their names be John Dory and An-Chovy. John Doty was a fishmonger, A dapper Dab at trade; He served his time to Mr. Dace, And way by scales he made. But John took not to slippery ways, Although in eels be dealt, ...

... Rooms, Bristol—Nov. 29, John Blake, Blandlord Forum, Dorsetshire, victualler, at two, at the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbury—Nov. 27, J. Smith, Liverpool, shipbuilder, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool—Nov. 22, John Duffy, Huish, Devonshire, ...