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... French, Thomas Anthonyg 1 Sou ton VXi~t Shrma Cawford David R. Ros., Pierc s Maonyl, John Httehall, George Bioe, Peter Purcell. Willats J.A.Yates, W., Henry Grattan, .P., B.W. Barmnn . Miutr hont~as Esmonde, anda nhost of otherstleitbratclng red b ?? ...
... January, 183$ , to the Ist of January, 1840. Failures, 1,013 • amount ef money sterling, 2-0,000/. Bth.— John Frost, ths appointed magistrate of Lord John Russell, found guilty of high treason! at ths Mon- mouth Special Assizes. Rapidity of the Morning Foot ...
... that if ever she told what she wd seen, her arms, eves, and legs would rot off. The onseqnence of this threat upon so voung a mind may imagined. She has been haunted by strange fancies ince about her legs and arms rotting off, and it was sith difficulty she ...
... present conducted, is considered ; plralc. GRANTON-PIEtl, near dO = Put in-Thc ' th. French .Uamoxchc. Seaman,ir.- to tl.c io arms, i.ndll.e pnlmcal stafoll, of Great l _l„ iat S.. long. W., exchanged colours with Triad. Miller, Kirkcaldy, from Quebec lor ...
... together since. Newfoundland. A joint-stock company has been formed in Newfoundland for establishing a steam-boat line between St. John's that island and Halifax. to have capita! of 25,000/., of whicb tenths for England and the rest to be taken in the It stated ...
... prostitute, was committed to bard labour for seven days,for being drunk and disorderly. Alexander Short, Nicholas Locokey, and John John- son, all boys; but the two former, notwithstanding, old offenders, were charged with breaking into the fruit lofts of Mr ...
... Amongpur p o fet.t „ press l y by leis Gevev,ment to induce Austria to t o re up arms in concert with the rest of the Germanic ported that 30,000 men are to he seat to reinfzree the arm of Italy. In order to meet these expanses, of 50,0i) t poo florins is talked ...
... departed Prelate lightly resting on the shoulder oi subordinate figure, representing— Onr own loved island of sorrow the right arm is extended—the graceful curvature of the neck, and the heavenward devotion of the animated and beseeching countenance, make ...
... —Lieut. William John King to be Capt. without p. v. Micolls, dec.—Sec. Lieut. John Patrick Stuart to be First Lieut. ▼. King—Gent. Cadet Augustus Bolton, from Rl. Mil. Coil., to be Bee. Lieut, without p. v. Stuart. sad Assist.-Surg. John Anderson, from ...
... suffer, and the drain to which they are subject, would yave - supplied ample materials (hear, bear), The letter of Mr. h Grattan, too, explaining the enormous amount of local tax- h ation paid by the Irish people, afforded most important e intelligence ...
... STARvATrIo.-Reaeitly, an inquest was held at the King's Arms public-house, Sun Tavern-fields, in the st parish of St. (xLOrge in the East, before Mr. Bakerh the coroner, on view of the body of John Auger, aed 58 years, who came by his death under the n ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. We understand thai the complaint of Dr. Sandham against Lord Cardigan has been attended to. and thai his lordship has been reprimanded. In the case of Major Morse Cooper, a! e.ipy of the reprimand was sent to Lord Cardigan, and it found ...