... Guineas and Half-a-Crown, for the benefit Season; the Money paid before Service, as the Grom w.'J accountable. YOUNG MARQUIS is rising 3 Yean old, a beautiful blood Bail**- Legs, full 15 Hands higli, with great deal of Strength. He was got Marquis, Brother ...

... Ai d whereas by paso*d ths- >th War such Nukanc--*. * jvsty’s Reigc, entitled, to Ship* ir«rr nfizr* County QUARTER SESSIONS rise ilstkim. PEACE, held at Antrim, aisd for »aid - * Courrr, on Monday the 14th day of Apnl, 1 KOfJ, the following RA EES of TRESPASS ...

... presence of mind, eidiot ting all to die like soldiers. 1 realms death, fate doom’d to explore, Hi sunk, utitimely sunk, to rise no more; Fortune perverse the young, the bold, the brave. Panting for fame, lo * Hud a wut’ry grave. A. an expression of their ...

... to make their own immeuts. WFDNESDAV, NOVEMBER 2t5. The Expedition which sailed from Falmouth, of which General Crawford has rise command, have been unfortunate their outset. On the !7th, one transport ran foul of another, both, received considerable damage ...

... his Church. the venerable authority he may read, in the eighth century, that, by the high injunction of Saint j Columkil, Easter was to be celebrated (agreeably to the practices of his predecessors), a different day from the Romish church, and contrary ...

... in the War pepartmeut was take place, Mr. Canning was induced, in the first instance, to consent ita postponement till the rising of Parliam-nt, partly the representations made to himsell of the inconveniencies of any change in the middle of a Session ...

... wishing to have an opportunity of consulting with some our colleagues, before he determined what advice lay before the King. Easter hnlulay* thus passed away. On the Glh of April, shortly after his Grace’s return town from 15ul*trode, the Duke «>f Portland ...

... Wilion—No, my Lord ; to her own soul be it ; she 1s swearing falsely. Verdict—Ann Wilson Guilty—Charles Mannan Not Guilty. Rise Kelly, for burglariously entering the dwelling-house ot William Smith, on 29th of May, and carying off one silver watch, one ...

... EASTER MONDAY. I.ifndon, sfprt! 16. Yesterday being Easter Monday, the various entertainments which are annually submitted the world at this season were open for public curiosity. The most substantial ...

... He must always be much afflited at hearing of any thing like turbulent proceedings ; but, if turbulence were avoided, the rising of the feelings of nature against tyrannv, against coercion, and oppression, was the very principle of liberty.—( Hear, hear ...

... the 36th year ol Lcr a 3% lathews, wife of Mr. Jameés Mt beW™ im. The death of velatives is got erally in of panegyric, that rises above 1 he f - In the present caseit will be otht 1™ rief of an husband; declares her to)bs® te wife.—The cxpressions of ...

... d'x'! land respect and even reverenee the rights of con ‘dmm all, we should believe (what we do. not believe) thy \ wish to rise to Heaven, inflated by an inflanmble 'l'l'r'l'h’ gas, which renders the ascent precarious, and, should . plode, the downfall ...