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... HUMBER.—Oa Monday week a whale of the finner species was caught at Whitton, in the Humber, twenty miles above this town, by John Maycock, master of a billy-boy, the Samuel, of this port, with the assistance of his mate and two other men. It was brought ...
... &e., and onl the look-out for the Royal Stiuadlron ; osie of them to be off St. Ann's Iea(1, and lead the yacht througis Cardigan Bay, to the entranlc 'of the Straits. If it should be night, she is to burn a blue-light overy tell snissstes. Every precaution ...
... Bridgenorth Pigott. Reading M. 11. Newport (I.M-) Price. Sir U. IK retonl Prvse. P. Cardigan Pugh, D. Montgomery* Pusev. P. Birk>liire Raphael. St. Alban's l\donel Arm.igh Reid. Colonel Wir.dsor Beaton. Kept.mi. W. L. St. Alban's Bieardo. J. L. Stoko-ou-Trenl ...
... Brown L J. Attwood C Thctfonl, J. Bagshaw L Hon.W. B. Baring P Hastings, Earl of Euston L R. Holland L Thirsk, M. Briscoe C John Bell L Uelston, Tiverton, Sir R. R. Vyvyan C Viscnt. Palmerston L Hereford (City), j. Heathcoat. L Sir R. Price Totnes ...
... Robert Liston, Esq., surgeon, deposed that he was sent for to Q e the deceased gentleman at the Camden Arms. He found he received a wound under the right arm, which was evidently tun-shot wound. He was very faint, and died two days after- W ards, from the ...
... Th- following is mote complete lift Members returned the Parliament than w« were able to give in our last boroughs. u KUkcooy John Council B«u* ...
... assented, and got up, and dressed him- self, and accompanied Lieutenant Munro, in his carriage to the back of the Brecknock Arms. He had told him that he had had a quarrel with Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett about a house which he had entrusted him to sell ...
... found he was wounded tho chest, under the arm. 1 raised him, and rallied slightly, and I then assisted remove him to the Brecknock Arms, where lie was refused admission, and he was afterwards taken to the Camden Arms, where he remained until his death. Reruns ...
... T. Dawson Sir D. Honeys s' Mallow Narreys 7i G. H. Moose s i Mayo County McDonnell R. D. Brovne ic Browne Hi. Grattan ' Meath County Grattan it. Corbally I' Corbally st Dawson 2 Pionaghan Shirley p Leslie p Leslie it Taibot p New Ross t Capt. Gore r Lord ...
... been pleased to direct lett tent to be passed under the Great Seal, constitu 1 (common! appointing the Right Hoo. John Russe! Lord John Russe!! the Hon. § es Wor Craig. 4a. Montesquieu Bellew, Commissione for exee ots offices of ireasurer cr the 5 Lord ...