... with a terrible and violent exclamation, said, ** I’ll throw you into the sea,” with number scurrilous and opprobrious names. After this the Dodor sprung forward, seized Heron the collar, dragged him about, and were it not for the hand-railing, both must ...

... ground, ami his child murdered her aide. The prisoner next day absconded, and shortly after enlisted under a | feigned name.—After long investigation, and most humane •' charge from the Learned Judge (Day) the Jury brought in verdift of conviction.—The ...

... Government under which thy live. The Asturias, in which the patriotic flame has burst forth, consist of two provinces, named after their respeflive capitals, Asturia D’Ovtcdo, and Anuria Santillana. They are about 120 rdiles length, and from 20 to ■! ...

... Government under which t!ry live. The Asturias, in which the patriotic flame has burst forth, consist of two provinces, named after their respeflive capitals, Asturia D’Ovicdo, and Afturia Santillana. They are about 120 rdiles length, and from 20 to in ...

... witness. Now how tlu* could asserted after all she had told of her life and cboraft^r; after confessing she used the Duke’s name ; after owning she called Mr. Maltby her Duke of Eortlanfl, and passed him off a* the real Duke others, was a loss discover, and ...

... Elizabeth Howell Pugh, but being brought before him, said she was his daughter-in-law, but that did know her her Christian name. After considerable deal of shuffling, he confessed, that he had received nine or ten pounds from Mrs. to get the child into the ...

... Office of RETT, Attomies. hereby caution the Public not my account. « I will not pay any Debt that may con •nflei in my name after thii Public Notice. _ ANNE LYND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A 1: on the Dwelline-Houv comsr.-g; p. REYNOLDS. Attorney ...

... discharge. isAINTrIELB, Nov. -1. IDO hereby caution the Public not '' fco'id niy account, 1 will not pay any Debt that in name after this Public Notice. ANNE LYND. Ncwtownlimiwady, Dec. 180 D. PARISH OF BELFAST. IPARISHIONERS of said Parish are requested ...

... w as a -hip of his Biitannic M tje but, owing te its blowing rather fresher than it had pone, I was unable to learn her name.—After having informed her commander of the name this ship, gave orders to wear, tun under his lee and haul the wind on the starboard ...

... pitched on his head, which caused his in- Stant death, e | The Chatham, of 74+ guns] found at Welcheren, on the stocks, and named after the officer command. ing that ill-fated expedizion, is to be fitted for service without delay. Cipuin G. Moore, brother ...

... '*;l' ! it' is. unnecessary 10, reped 1 to state fl?'e‘_(kfo_gdla;m ¢ e was called upon o' F has not fa{\kfi tocthleiml namely-—after g ‘Culpri me forward, with. his de a sum of £5OOO-t0 !hj nish in the purse the hed' him with a prisonperience of the g:“'el ...

... their tutelar sainty and it is asserted, that his “Swere deposited in Fifeshire, in the year 568, where ind university are named after him. Hindostan, and taught their countrymen the method of managing them. The art of leading made a very slow progress. — ...