... assembled on Sunday evening last (only six days since)—they were requested retire by 40 National Guards—for out of whole only would attend; they laughed at the Guards—proceeded the dwelling of the Comptroller—burnt the lax books on the public place—and cried ...

... London, in February, 1806. His father was an eminent brewer; but, owing toot succession of unfortunate events, and a destructive fire, was compelled to give trade, and seek an asylum the house an uncle, respectable Solicitor Dublin. .Young Love, (our present ...

... ground by Sir J. Wedderburn, Bart, and Lieut. Walsh, Royal Artillery; and, after receiving Mr. Fainlaison’s fire without effect, Sir Robert Gill fired in tbe air, when an explanation took place satisfactory to tbe seconds, and tbe parties after becoming ...

... often was it tried to dissuade him from it, hut arguments were answered by a quotation from Moore or Byron, which had more fire with him than cold prudence,” used to say. Yes,” he would cry, ’tis all very good for those who ore content to vegetale from ...

... upon which the guard instantly fired, and with effect, as one of the miscreants were either killed or mortally wounded. It was then perceived that the hedges both sides of the road were lined with armed men, and the shot from the guard was directly returned ...

... brought into action ; it i» calculation realized the doctrine of proportion reduced practice; ills foreseeing consequences, and guarding against ihein; it expecting contingencies, and being prepared for them.** And Mrs. Marcel adds, you need only extend your ...

... On the 6th inst Lifford, Mrs. Law, relict of the Rev. Samuel Law, Rector of KiUea, in the County of Donegal!. Fire in Glasgow —The dreadful fire in Queen-street, Glasgow, has proved even more destructive than stated it to have been, in our last paper. Books ...

... defeat. Requiescat in pace/ It is understood that a Court-martial will be held upon Captain Warrington, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, for alleged breach of duty during the riots. Conclusion of the Trials and Sentences of the Bristol Rioters On Thursday, the ...

... and a long knife. To accomplish this*, he struck fire with his gun-flint and piece of the barrel of his gun, which hardened for this purpose way he had seen practised by the Buccaneers. In this fire, he heated his pieces of iron, hammered them out with ...

... refer to the letter, which will read, with pleasure, by every honest and liberal man; but which will prove most unwelcome our fire-brand intolerants. The cautious and wily orators, the late meeting, were most anxious disclaim all political bias. In doing ...

... Honourable Baronet auggcaled that the law ahouM be changed Had he recommended more aeeerity? From theaourte pursued for the set fire or six years by the Right Hon. Baronet, be did not think be could now recommend that. How then were tithes to be collected ...

... Wednesday, all the troops in garrison, consisting of tbe Ist Dragoon Guards, under Colonel Teesdale; the loih Royal Hussars, under Captains Wtllinglon and Osborne; the Grenadier Guards, Colonel D’Oylcy; tbe 88th Regiment, Colonel Hailes; the battalion 60th ...