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... talked of going to work at Newmarket. James Marnaugh is an Irishman, middle sized and stout, about forty Years of Age, round faced, and lank dark Hair; was first seen in a blue Coat with yellow Buttons, and black Stocking Breeches, and worked as a Bricklayer's ...
... of the regiment of foot, the room of Sir William Boothby. is expefted that his Majelty will to the Houfe the courfe of this week, to iign the money bills, ...
... faid Per- ton came Robert Shotton's, Innkeeper, in Pont Ifland, early,'in Morning following, and went io Bed there a few ' Hours, and afterwards fet out for Durham upon black ...
... with all thi death, after having remained there near half hour the cafes was htm j and after fix hours arduous application recovered of his health and fcnfes. Orders are given from the' Board Of Works, for a furvey to be taken of WeltminÃer-Hatl, and for ...
... will not lose moment in deciding Upon the grand question of ; convoys. A young, lady, seduced by a gentleman from India, last week SN'vpßowed-poison, at her apartments in Mount-street, and the Coroner's Inquest n brought in their verdict lunacy. She had ...
... high tiir the greater part or the time ; it is - si'ate however, that the movement was So steady, that the mill was kept at work, andsorn ground dressed during the whole period. Dr. Miller, of Doncaster; has a pear tree; Mr. Harriet:, Of .Hull, and Mr ...
... sailors, three.' *omen, and. two children, miraculously . escaped, ,after suffering the greatest hardship- for . near three hours, by the good management of the Jane -sloop, HENRY HAS KALL, Master! and the. Tide-SnrveyOr of the Custom's four-oared boat ...
... was the fact; and war had in eself a tendency to make corn cheaper, as-had been most. unquestionably joroved in an hjgenious _work Written by Mr. Brand. This was pruned, not by 4 series of aeguments, which though ingenious . might be fallaclous, but by the ...
... falshoods we had refuted on Thurtday, Friday; - and Saturday. The' occupation of this pririt is to serape together i the orts the week, and hashi them up, ith a little additional poison'of its own, into a sabbatical :repaSt. for .its hungry and foulfeeding custoMers ...
... having ~ within the Jast week advanced froth 1255 to 1.:35: per quarter; Baltic red . V .;heat risen 'and jfanihliith and Bremen wheats i'welity-five si liiiis pr qua:l4.r. The. importation of,• . foreign grain was hut week trivial; Holland - continuas ...
... o'clock. - Yesterday John Rough, assistant Water Bailiff fin - the upper diitrkt, _seized' from several fishermen of Lambeth, at.work at Lambeth Reach with one of the most_ destructive engines, called a drag-net, of uncommon large dimensions, full of unsizeable ...
... enabling the millers to dispose of their present stock, and to arrange their machinery 'for the new mode of working, will not require a rlbtice of many Weeks previous to the proposed measure being enforced.. Your Committee are strongly of opinion, that it will ...