... interested, except by the agents employed and one or two their friends, from one of whom hove information.— Dundee Warder. John Nugent was tried the Liverpool assizes Friday, for bigamy, having Dublin, on the 2nd May, 1820. married Mary Bolgar, and s ...

... adjudication, fining the defendant Irish, under the provisions of the of George 111., chap. 54, section 4, fur having unregistered arms, and if pleased might apply under the 71atsect. memorial to the Lord Lieutenant mitigate the penalty. The bench would take ...

... principal square of the town to determine on the place of combat, the choice swords, and other arrangements. Art 2. —The arm agreed on the sword. Art 3.—The seconds, after having chosen out the ground most suitable for the combat, shall mark the place ...

... •i-plicatinn li»d failed. . , _ Preoaml by John Fox. V'xcs at 1* or three one for 2, 9.1 and be had of C. King. Klackfnem-med and eU wholenale and retail Medicine VVnder, «» Town mod Country. Tim genuine ha, tiie name of John Fox on the A »d. box care, tbe most ...

... same moment the 10..s of several arm chairs the stage gave way beneath the heavy pressure them, and thus the confusion instead of dmr.n.shwas-really the increase. length info, ma.ioa was conveyed the ponce Ma-1 ioned St. John, market, and almost immediately ...

... David Hughes received gunshot in left arm on the outside of elbow joint Tbe ball which quite flattened extracted bad passed upwards from elbow shattering bone of tb arm its lower end and extracted at back part of tbe arm midway between the shoulder aod elbow ...

... lunching in the grounds, her Grace aud party returned to Newton House. Lord Cardigan. — The Mercantile Advertiser, a Dublin Journal, has made the amende honorable to the Earl of Cardigan, for having, from misinformation, given currency to a report that his ...

... twice without cessation over the Mr. John Malley’s } auftee Doodle and Mr. Charles Lynch’s Blue Devil were entered for this race. The former was pulled Messrs. Charles Boliughruke, John and George Malley, Wm, Ham. John Bourke, and Charles McDonnell, steered ...

... is to the country where it is perpetrated, the danger of detection to the criminal is considerable, for the arm of every honest man must be armed against him. Mona Garr@ Cosa.--Bince our last publication, 8 gates have been destroyed in our neighbourhood ...

... of the garrison, was at his post, but she was sleeping in a hut in the battery. with her child of four years of age in her arms. The first thundering boom sent a 24-pound shot right through the hut, taking effect on the fascine at the head of the bed ...

... had days prior to the sale, of Nicholas Were, Esq., solicitor, Plymouth; of Messrs. Langley and Gibbon, solicitors. No. »7, John-strect, Bedford-rnw; at Oarraway’s; and Messrs. Farcbro’.her and Co.’s Offices, Lancaster.place, Strand. Hafod, with its m ...

... under arms, some say upwards of 10.0.3: toisjw tho city presents a martial and irring ȣcme. Majesties after remaining time toe Palai,. proceeded to visit too church Bt. Gudule and toe pull Institutions, at least the Museum and Hospital of St. John, a* ...