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... Syria have proved very useful in their native haunts, in harrassins and annoying the enemy very considerably. Requisitions for arms pour in from all quarters, and the supply is inadequate to the France.—The southern French provincial journals are filled with ...
... ACCIDENTS, OFF. Caution to By tHE Fire.—On Thursday evening last, the servant girl of Mr. Daniel Johns, portrait painter, Stow-hill, Newport, Monmouthshire, met with a serious accident, occasioned by the most reprehensible negligence. It appears that ...
... sacks tluur, 16 bush wheat, 80 bush barley 110 barley—Gloucester, 230 sacks flour—Haverfordwest, 310 ats oate—Padstew, wheat—Cardigan, 60 qrs oats—Chepstow, 30 sacks flour, 72 qrs 4 bush ley, 6 ors malt. 200 qrs Dariey—Lidacy, 5 sacks 12 ors 10 are BANKRUPTS ...
... Londonderry were Constantinople early November. Arming Enk.my.—lt is said that well-known horse dealer is about to ship from Dover 1,200 cavalry horses for the French government, at 25/. each! The lady of Mr. John Swainson.of Castle-street, Liverpool, was married ...
... Iligh-stred. Mr. Thomas KveHll. Suddenly, nt llrighton. l» il Klivlia Km. Capt. I'nattarlied, of Linglairie, this county, of (ate John Cogidan, E ...
... knowledge of the inhabitants of Whiddon, near Rainhill. In the course of the day, a plain looking woman, with a child in her arms, walked into the * Hanging Birch,” a small beer-shop, at Whiddon, and called for a glass of ale. This request was addressed ...
... Frederick Davis, with stealing a pair boou, his property, was committed for trial the sessions, which take place on Monday Monday, John Jackson, convicted of being drunk and wilfully damaging property the olsey and the Station-house, was lined ?Js. and costs ...
... along the road to convey him yesterday by day, and accordingly he left town five a.m., and lias arm in Belfast ere this. They were well provided with fire-arms. There is no question but riot and bloodshed would have attended any repeal procession in Ncwry ...
... proposition was o pposed by several influential deputies.—M. Golberry de- ce ared it would be better to train soldiers and arm the whole population, and thus make moveable and living ramparts, than sink the resources of the country in intrenchments.— ...
... of the N Head, in this city. Feb. 9, at the Winchcomb, aged two years, John, the third son of the Rev. John Rideout Marver. Feb. 9, Mr. Edward Monmouth, aged 63. Feb. 10, Mr. John Barnett, of the Lamb Ina, Stroud, a man beloved and respected by all who ...
... either with LAND without. HAM BROOK HOUSE, near Frmchay, on the road to Wot ton-unde r-lUlpe, Ar. For Particulars, apply Mr. John Hawkins, Auctioneer, Downend, near Bristol. DownenJ, Feb. 11, 1841. . ALBRIDGE HOUSE, near STROPD. TO LET, Commodious Family ...
... that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES acting for the Chepstow District of Turnpike Roads will held at the JIEAUFORT ARMS INN, Chepstow,on the third day of March, 1841 at halt'| ...