... royal artillery, Robert Willfon, », dragoons, Fergufon Spears, the z-pth foot, ton » the dragoons, Richard James, of t»f grt,, Henery M. Mervin Vavafour, ot the late 4l | ,Cr guaids, David Rofs, of the 711! loot, James hjy, ‘he 16th foot, Henry Rogers, of ...

... large escort of the Preventive Service, upon a charge of smuggling.— The first deposition taken was, that of a man named M’Henery, one of the Coast Blockade, when it tp pea red, the prisoners hsd for some lime carried bn successful practice of bringing ...

... they niyne were ! witness that ibis sooth I bite the while wax with my tooth Before JIIGO Marode and Marcerie, And third son Henery, For one Bow and one hruad Arrow, When I come to hunt upon RIGHT OF REPORTERS TO ATTEND PUBLIC COURTS OF JUSTICE. f From the ...

... Charles Hrnchnam, Samuel Whittle, Martin Gray, James Dalton, Robert Godfrey, alias Firkins, Old Harry, alias Henry William*. Henery Woolfoid, John Mosae. Several others having been taken by him, and afterward* aent abroad, viz.:—Moll King, John Jones, ic ...

... party, Mr. Campbell and family, Mr. Thurlow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wellinek, Laving, Maund, Netterville, Gilbert, Woodward, Henery, and Wood ; Messrs! Lyon and Townshend, Mrs. Jukes, and Messrs. Leveson Gower, Huth, gatehouse, Mettle, Salomons, Bingham ...

... Campbell and family, Mr. Thurlow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wellinek, Micholls, Lavind, Maund, Netterville, Gilbert, Woodward, Henery, aud Wood ; Messrs Lyon and Townshend, Mrs. Jukes, and Messrs. Leveson Gower, Huth, Batehouse, Mathe, Salomons, Bingham, Barrow ...

... have come ashore between this and a place called Amas, two miles below Kheim, and a boat has been sent out to the islands of Henery and Kenery to look for any persons that may have got ashore on them. Warm( or THE GunnLorrE.—The following are the particulars ...

... resoi nding with the tinny twang of the post horns of the newly irriving and departing vehicles.—Great World of Londor. by Henery Mayhew (the second part of which is just out, replete with matters of great inetrest). -A? 8 Chancery.—l find that, before ...

... the Rectory and Vicarage of Delvin, diocese of Mcath. Rev. J. Buckmaster, M.A., to the Vicarage of Wandsworth. Rev. Edward Henery Carr, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of Christ's Chapel, St. Johns-wood, London. Rev. Charles George Curtis, M.A., to be one ...

... gold and silver from the person of a named Langdon, at Sheerness, was committed for trial at the ensuing West Kent Sessions. Henery James, a labourer, tbe employ of Mr. Mc Kenzie, at Emley brickworks, was charted with absenting himself from his work, and ...

... body might he seen, and hither for fifty years the pilgrims flocked. Here also was the scene of the extraordinary penance of Henery II n who on this spot received 300 lashes or more from the monks. On the King's return to London, the sufferings 'and excitement ...

... crushed gram, and never keeps hen for more than four years. He by •team, and aUowa no maternal longings find expression in henery. The hens have only to lay, eat, and get fat; when their work is finished, they then appear atVefour orLesFrerse Provenoauz ...