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... harriers Friday at Knapton. Mr. Morgan’s hounds Thursday atßamsdown Turnpike Gate. Mr. Trelawny’s hounds Tuesday at Bailor’s Arms, Dean, ami Friday at Cross. The Durham County hounds Wednesday at Findon Hill, and Friday Stony Gate. Tho F. B. hounds Friday ...
... determination to carry out his purpose ; when the former exclaimed, ' Armed men to the front!' There was an answering motion, which was immediately succeeded by a volley of fire-arms; causing the death of Sub-Constable Patrick Mortimer, inflicting mortal ...
... RIGHT How. JAMES GRATTAN. The following curious statement appears in Saunders's News Letter:— Not the least remarkable symptom of the (so called) social revolution for some time in progress, is the fact of the Right Hon. James Grattan, brother of the ...
... Hibernia, Codd, from St. John (N. 8.) , , „ WATERFORD, October 19.—Arrived, the Harmony, Davis, from St. John (N. 8.); Edgecombe, Campbell, from Richibucto, leaky, and with deck-load thrown overboard; 20, Sarsfields. Healy, from St. John (N. 8.), having been ...
... —Mr. R. I. Purse. Middletborough—Alexander Shields, Steam-boat Owner. Mistley—Mr. John Moore, Wherry Inn. Montrose—Mr. John Smith, Collector Shore-dues. Neath—Mr. John Davies, Briton's Ferry. Neweastle-upon- Tyne. Newport (Pembroke) Mr. James Griffiths ...
... 1 1 0 Brown, A., Esq., Chamberlain ) 0 0 Symes, J. C., Esq., and Miss Symes 5 0 0 Barritt, Miss 10 Scott, Mrs. John 1 10 Shields, Mr. John 0 10 0 Maxwell, W. J., Esq. .. I 10 Trotter, Captain 00 Spiking, W., Esq 5 5 0 Lee, Joseph, Jun., Esq.. 5 0 0 T ...
... fair have been Lord Cardigan (11th Hussars,) General Thorn, Colonel Scarlett (sth Dragoons,) Colonel Martin (Ist Dragoons,) Captain Wingfield (Royal Horse Artillery,) and several other officers; Charles Tancred, Esq., of Arden Hall; John Scholfield, Esq. ...
... the purpose of pnesrving his door, Sir John had placed another gate across road leading to the church, which caused an obstruction. Dr. Johnson M rved Sir John with notice to remove this obstrnction, and Sir John feeling that had no legal right to the ...
... ELSINORE .arrived from Oct. 3. DmdlsDinmont Newb; Hollar Riga Admiml, Young . Bridport/br do Emperor, Denniion Moatroee do John WiUi««u ...
... by the India, from St. John's, New Brunswick, arrived at Liverpool. A rrived.—T he Acadia from Quebec —Windsor from Para— Mary Sommerville from Calcutta—Cheviot from Tyre—Manilla from Callao—Celina from Senegal—lndia from St. John's, New Brunswick. Oft ...
... blood. The three captives, after some trouble, were conveyed to the barracks. On Monday morning, at the Police-office, John Madden and John Ross, two young nrivates, who escaped from the barracks on Saturday, were brought before the Mayor, charged with having ...
... lowest number of starters for MISCHLLANEOU the Cesarewitch ten, agd forthe Cam- R. Stone—We have n» record. bridgeshire twelve. John Humfres, Epworth—A. lo c rell— A, Day rode The Hero for the A B—They are charged as advert: Fouse Plate in 1847 and 1818; J ...