... l respect : — Franci \\ Phelp ' N' W - Daw «on. W. Neale, •j'ii ?? A H.Neville, John Cunningham, F. t .: r . : : ; ?? l and W. Byron, If. J. Turner, G.N. Fite- Q i John Didsbury, havid Hancock, T. Shephard, '•«««-,. '^rcutt, James Hobsoa. •^■W, of ...

... delivered by the brethren Edkins and Hyatt. The Rev. John Jack, of Bristol, preached on Tuesday evening, and the Lord's supper was administered on Wednesday evening. At the latter service the Rev. John Burder, A.M., presided, and the Rev. Messrs. Jack, ...

... at Lord Cardigan, with intent to kill. Captain Page, one of the magistrates, wished to go into the plestion, whether the Earl's pistols were rifled or rot, but the other magistrates overruled him. Captain Tuckett declared his that Lord Cardigan was incapable ...

... P., and some 18 or 20 Roman Catholic clergymen. Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., was specially invited from Dublin to take the chair. The busini-9 commenced with the reading of letters from Henry Grattan, Esq., M.F., Sir Richard Musgrove, M. P., and Major Bryan ...

... relieving officer of the parish in which the prisoner resided, on the subject., AN OLD Tuirp.—Tuesday, a well-known thief, named John Smith, who had put on a smockfreck over his clothes, and combed his hair over his face, in order to look like a raw countryman ...