... access. Every island, every projecting headland, from whence guns could bear upon the harbour, were occupied, and strongly armed, commencing from the point of entrance into the inner harbour, on the Amoy side, the principal um line of defence, after * ...

... reading the Petition in a clear and steady voice*a copy of which we annex. John Griffin, Esq. M.D. then rose to propose the 1 following Resolution, which was seconded by John All/Mahon, Blacken, Esq.: Resolved*That it is the deliberate conviction of ...

... and woe.worn m« 'ani'bolvb( ing, named Dcapair, supplied her place. The delud gir! wept long and bitterly site sank *nto the arm of Experience, and in those ti-ars was tht agonizing confession that she had spent A weary day ofhopewattd fears. Began in folly ...

... every parish the county, and from some individuals ; the number altogether being 143, and signed by many thousands ; and Sir John W. Guise has given notice of moving at the Easter Sessions for the gradual abohtion or modification of the force. At the Wiltshire ...

... in proprm per- —is evidenced by the universal feeling manifested on the jeign and her Majesty Queen Dowager. The arms C 3d _j ’cutenant John O’Neill from half-pay 30,1,1 promising, and as worthy a specimen of occasion by all ranks, classes, and creeds of ...

... belonging to James Grattan, Esq., of Tinnehinch, in the county of Wicklow, was missing. his relatives searched for him for two successive days, when on Thursday his body was found lying in a drain, apparently suffocated, in Mr. Grattan's wood, close to ...

... homoied, the 2d November last, aud of bis sur- and 16 of her ciew (two only being saved) courender to the English. The Earl of Cardigan hav-! sequence having run foul of the Nottingham »ng reprimanded l)r. Smndham, of the Hussars, steamer, off Holyhead. for ...

... charged with being guilty of or assisting in the commission of the offence. 5. Messrs William Bowdidge, George Creasy, John Rogers, and John Hilton are appointed Overseers of the parish of Brighton. A large cave is discovered the Old Broyle, Chichester, supposed ...

... engagement has bees rained i n to i ts the spirit, and the nratela—nr let as rather roll it 5 wirnanwat, or .• gentle pawige of arms—de So came in Gloucester earty in February next. been and am bet relates coward I her. inalber, Mr 4 Hawkins, as In the she ...

... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the tore part h s left arm was shattered by a hall, and under the ex- Cement of the action, and the beat of the atmosphere the wound became rapidly inflamed. J the arm was swelled so, that Ins ...

... Cotcflisraa and Wtviaaoa—John G. Chamberlain. Cobvvat—John Jonot. Liverpool Aratv. Coaa—Coatet and Ship Covt or Coaa—N. G. Seymour. Jun , Ship Agent, Core. Cowaa—Thomat Tborold, Harboar Matter ; A Ur. Smith, A. cUvu-. Cboocbavbn—Mr. John Ship Ageut. Dial—Norrit ...

... the int. tootle; perfect Lord John Ruaeell obtains leave to bring to continue Poor law tor j-oun loajfr, FEBRUARY. 1. Tit# debate o:t the Blil In the Chamber P»; utiea a ol 7 against the pi eject oi v. S. The Karl ef Cardigan surrender! htm sett Into the ...