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... Boston, arrived at Cardigan with loss of bowsprit, &c., having been run foul of, bound to Liverpool. JACK KETCH.—At Kirkcudbright, on the 3d current, died Janet Newall, aged eighty-four years. She was the last of the family of John Newall, who held the ...
... Scott’s power, for Mr. Grattan is too indecisive in his tonel.es, too prolix in his sentiment, too much inclined spinning finely his exposition of character, a bolder list would have dashed off a few vigorous touches of action. Mr. Grattan, however, a novelist ...
... attempted - -10 o 0 the smugglers from landing their cargoes' on Were attacked by a party armed with long bludgen A l ditto - 10 0 0 - , C.. .. lVig- - 10 00 arms; a desperate struggle ensued; Lieutenant 1 , (i4 4 . J.Vien - ney -1010 0 bound by them hand ...
... Sanger, lb), and Chandler,??, Oxford-slreel, in Bottles is. 9d« and fid. each. MR. GRATTAN’S NEW WORK. Now ready, in three volumes, post Bvo., Agnes de mansfeldt. T. C. GRATTAN. Author of't.lacqueline Holland.” '■ The Heiress of Brugta,” Highways and Byways ...
... of I Gleig, Galt, Lord Mulgraie, 1 James, Frater, • Lady Bury, Lister, Came, Lady Morgan, Croly, Glascock, Mrs. Shelley, Grattan, Cunnipghham, Miss Buroey, Banim. _ _ Matunn, _ Miss Alkin. Bultver, Hook, Marryat, H. Smith, Ward, D'lsraeli, . Due notice ...
... charged with stealing, and her brother with receiving the property. 31BETH4STREET. NOVEL MODE UaiSiaO THE WINn. On Tuerday John Smith, a stupid looking youth, was charged with adopting the following ingenious mode raising the wind:— the Commercial-mad ...
... disappoint men tto families, the ire . hus been resorted to, by each bottle being ;tv ?? r * iUI their Arm and address, as well as each John o signature, without which it cannot be ge- '■l Fsii*v' XL ' s ' s iUl ...
... adopted. Rovai Gsot. rafhir\l Society.—The ordinary meeting of Monday evening, at its in Regent> Jot President, in the chair. Sir John Firr .v anmuneed that the council had decided that his Ma. -tv'« a 1-. tal premium should !«e awarded to Captain Back, on ...
... ns for Shares to made to the Secretary. Mr. C. F. Kirkman. at the Office of the Company, No. 18, King’s Arms-yard, Coleman London; or to Mr. John Honey, Mining Office. Uedruth. Cornwall. Church reform.—patentees of the WORSTED CAP and YELLOW STOCKING ...
... Non jam opus est vobis. Itev. J. W. Cunningham Chremes ' ' Qui tu huic sis aptior arti! e l e h _l l iglit lion. Sir John Ni- hey. John.Lunsdale W illiarn Cotton, Davus—Ascendci in conspicuumque losowl - 31 i -e bight Hon. H. Goulburn, Willbini AleNander ...
... 0 0 Lansdowne - - 100 0 0 Mrs. Warner . - 2 0 0 Right Hon. Viscount Rev. John Buckland - 10 10 0 Melbourne - . 100 0 0 John Smart, Esq. - .550 The Lord John Russell 100 0 0 John E. Buller, Esq. - 5 50 Right Hon. Lord Pal- W. Praed, Esq., ?? merston - ...
... hopes you will not give your bounty to any person that cannot produce a medal of Cupid blowing a horn a three-iegged puppy. John Coslen and Charles Mackdonald. No connexion with the scavengers. —Be sure, if you pleases, retain this bill.” The Rev. Mr. ...