... one arm ; and they both, as Mr. Markland justly observed, looked more like connoisseurs of pockets than of paintings. Manslaughter. — On Monday last, an inquest was held before John Blackburn, Esq., at the house of Mr. Wm. Batty, the Smith's Arms Inn ...

... held at Bridgewater last week, John Skinner, Benjamin Stone, John Reeves, Henry Yewles, Thomas Laeham, John Bodman, W. Bodman ; and Thomas Hooper were indicted for riotously assembling toge- ther, with other persons, armed, and being so assembled, begin- ...

... the father; Esther Morgan, the mother; Margaret Morgan, the daughter ; and Henry Morgan and Rees Morgan, two of the sons ; John Morgan, who had been shot, being too ill to attend. Captain Napier had a desperate encounter with these Mor- gans before he ...

... Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, July 28. T:ie order of the day for fcefctg into the Committee Sup. ply, having been rend, Lord JOHN RUSSELL drew attention to the state of the country. did not move direct censure upon government, because, alter the decisions ...

... night no less than five bam and turn?' pike-gates were demolished around the town of Lampeter, and nearly every bar on the Cardigan road down.. ' ' v. ' - '' • ••' •' The feeling against turnpikes having now few objects against which to direct itself, ...

... that system, was resisted as if the destruction of the Church was intended. Grattan's splendid efforts in that respect, in 1789, had been ineffectual : and the efforts of Sir John Newport and Sir H. Parnell here, after the union, were alike ineffectual. ...