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... (offered)—4o to I JgainriSir C. Monck’sfilly Langar (offered)-6 to to nnally, even on the field against lon and Don John—6oo to 360 on against Don John. A paragraph has appeared some of the newspapers, stating that ‘be Lurd Mayor had given directions to the city ...
... from Liverpool. At BOSTON, August 20, the Roman, Davis, from Bahia for Hamburgh. .Dover, Sept.14 At PORTLAND, August 18, the John Dunlop, Skofield, from Liverpool. BATH, August 16, the Christiana, Coz, from Liverpool. At WISMAR, Sept. 3, the Marie, Luders ...
... Favrance, from Is. to 7s.; Grattan & Co.'s Aromatic Smelling Salts Is. per Bottle; Grattan & Co.'s Anti-pressure Coin Plaster, Is. per Brtx Grattan '& Co.'s Essenca of Rennet, for making nlennec Whey, Is. Gd. per Bottle; Grattan & Co.'s Odiriferous Cold ...
... the knife, which the prisoner drew across his hand, and then cut him twice across the arm, at the samo time exclaiming, You , you have got it ! The prosecutor's loft arm was deeply cut, und tho muscles were divided. The prosecutor fainted from loss of blood ...
... Carmarthen and Borough, Saturday, November 17. Pembrokeshire.. At Haverfordwest and Town, Monday, November 19. Cardiganshire.. At Cardigan, Wednesday, November si. Brecknockshire.. Brecon. Friday, November 33. the City of Bristol, Monday, November 26. Somersetshire ...
... Wednesday, Curry’s-lane, of healthy male infant. In hours idler tiie woman of the house observed the infant dead in the mother’s arms, the string of the cap being drawn tight round the infant’s neck.—The unfortu> nate woman was placed in custodv, and the .Mayor ...
... worthy remark, that the East India Company has within a few months furnished the Rajah of Lahore with a considerable supply of arms, which are not, in former times, such as have been rejected, but the same are put into the hands of the Sepoys in the British ...
... Liverpool, with salt The Harriet, , from Liverpool, with salt. The Wm. Pool, MC onnochie, irom Orkneys with salt herring. The John, Scott, from Runcorn, with salt ashes. The Royal Victoria, Hudson, steamer, for Liverpool with goods and passengers. The Newcastle ...
... Vere street Irving, John, Ashford Irving, John, jun. ditto Jarvis, John, Circus road Jackson, Thomas, Ebury street Jackson, Edward Witherby, Gracechurch street Jackson, William, Leadenhall street Jackson, George, Burton street James, John, Westbourne Green ...
... per the Hw. Colonel Phipps, the hands of Mr. Pooley, 101 ; found m one of the botes'on bridges. M. John lrw,n E,- ...
... been locked seven years.— Bristol Journal. Singular Case of Trespass.—On the 17th ult. Mr. John Gwillim, of Cwmdu, was convicted before John Ansdell, Esq. John Hotchkiss, Esq. and the Rev. Edward Lewis, at Crickhowell, for trespass in killing rabbits ...
... Ana, M'Kenilta Penh John, Hall, Blakney Tina, Brawn, Dorar Drirar, Tamar, Harwich Chryatal, Caak, London Praridenoa. Cbriatla, Harwich Cheka, Fireman, Malden Alpha. M'Loaa, Dondat Sailed (Sept. IS) fir Cbriatlta Heab, Flenaberg John Brown,Raglaaa, Petarabrg ...