... life were used with success, lie was removed totlie Uoyal Infirmary. This morning he complains of nothing, mit that one of his arms is powerless, lie says ne was intoxicated at the time, and has no recollection whatever any thing having befallen him. The ...

... resuming the adjourned debate on the proposed Bill relative to the Cat holic Asiociation, Mr. John Pelham addressed the House, but n. inaudible in the ptJJery. Mr. Grattan said the Catholic Association had been formed for self defence, and he had no reason to ...

... deaneries of Stonehouse, Hawkesbury, and Dursley, the Bishop of Gloucester. counter petition, with the single signature of the Her. John White Jones, curate of North Bovey, Devon, was presented Lord Holland. His Lordship said, that in consequence the petitioner’s ...

... iron-founders William Jones, linen-drapers—William Sommerrille, of Liverpool, victuallers William Alexander, of Bath, hatter—John Hollins, of Ardwick, Wormwood Street, corn-merchant Jane Carter, of Hanover Street, Hanover Square, milliner—Henry Brown, of ...

... Bristol, oil and colounnan Thomas and John (Hand, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, brown stone-ware-notier—James Robertson, of Red Lion Street, Clerkcn well, jew Her.—Joseph Moore, of Manchester, corn-dealer. —John Milne, Liverpool, tavern keeper—Francis ...

... four r-ed sheaves, the properfv of (}. T. Jacob. Esq., Shillingstone, for the sessions. John Feltham, John Still, for poaching, imprisonment three calendar months. John Wakeiy, for cutting down young maiden asil tree at the parish of Stoke .Abbott, imprisonment ...

... Uppingham, Esq. Shropshire: John Cotes, of Woodcote, Esq. Somersetshire: William Helyar, of East Coker, Esq. Staffordshire : John Burton Philips, of Heath House, Esq. County of Southampton Sir C. 11. Rich, Shirley Huuse, Bart. Suffolk John Payne Elwcs, Stokenext ...

... (Jaen—Lady Wellington, Fuszard, from Havre— Endeavour, Harbour, from Swanage—.Squirrel, George, from Cardigan—Regent, Blaber, from Waterford, Thomas and John, Gordon, from London—Ajax, Smith, from Swanage—Camilla, Lawrence, from Havre—Aim, Walker ; Platoff ...

... circumstance. It is ti) nave ( part Of‘.he directions Sir John b. the uftcere that he should lie informed whenever theAmbattadg deck, in order that he might pay te Ili; ...

... the protection Greece. are perplexed, and would protract, probably, Hrecce to assure her own independence her tyrant r the arms of Russia. But in the mean time Ibrahim Utchs ravaging the Morea. this fo be suffered ? r*allv think that our best way would ...

... her trusty Harder. While a messenger was dispatched for this permission, the Prince heated and fatigued, reclined with folded arms upon his saddle, and gazed at the warlike magnificence the scene before him. The bridge itself was flat and narrow, bestriding ...

... Despatch, Taunton, from Bristol, groceries; Paragon. Lyme, wheat and barley: John and Mary Ann, (lloster, sundries; Hero. London, general c irgo; Friends, Somerset, Blessing, Fame. John and Alary. Jones, Jane, Sully, Harmony. Enterprise. Parleon, Ann, Indiis'ry ...