... continned to sit for it ever since. te boroug h of Nottiogbam before the passing of the Re- te of the }1th Hussars’ The Ear! of Cardigan caused a had attended di tried on Thursday, to be flogged on Sunday, after the regiment ‘ne service. The attornies of England ...

... William Cockburn, D. who was last week deprived, by his archbishop, of the deanery of York, for simony, was formerly of St. John's College, and was Twelfth Wrangler 1795. proceeded the degrees of M.A. 1798, and D. D. in 1823. He was the first elected Christian ...

... —Lawrence Thos. Brown, innkeeper, Newent, Gloucestershire.—John Berry, banker, Liverpool.—Thomas Barnard, merchant, Devon.—Radford Potts, wool broker, Leeds.—James Dicksou, dra|>er, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. —John Hicklin, printer, Nottingham.—Henry Smith, winc-mcrcbani ...