... manner. No doubt some of h, them were armed, but he knew not that one Of them was armed b until be saw them there. He did not think that it eas anty ti wreng for them tube armed. Outhel17th of March ?? men appeared armed, and had fired a volley as they passed ...

... Clive, M.P. ., 501. John Goughi, Esq. 501. Captetin lInge, 501. the Earl of I Bradford,:301. C. B. Adderley, Esq. 251. Sir F~rancis Law- I ley, 251. James Watt, Esq. 251. J. II. 1H. Foley, Esq. 251. ?? Lord Hatlerton, 211. Evelyn John Shirley, Esq. M.P ...

... Kingston-road: Thorns, Walter 35 5,15 d 'RWoodHtock-road : Wyan, John. 15 30 272, Woodstook-road : Simons,; Thos. 25 40 Red Lion, 16%, WoodBtock-road,: 3- 'Brewer, John lie, A ]Ung'B Arms, George Wifflarr ?? :?i ?? ;a 70 White Rnrlb,;Banbury-road: H6rbcr ...

... Ossett, Yorkshire, woollen oloth manufasrturer. John Francis Masters, Bristol, perfumer. Tlos. Robert Waters, Toweester, Northamptonshire, victualler. John Toono, Leamington Priors, builder. Henry John Todd, Wood-street, Choapside, varebousoman. Barnaiby ...

... fuel into the furnace, and tele usual egress of the flames being blocked they burst out of the stoke boelaand bursithis right arm to such I Pan extant as to disable him possibly for somea weeks. MAoosBTencAL.-Thiere was no bu~iness for the Borou gh Imagistrates ...

... prefented to his Majefty by fuch Members as were Privy Counfellors. MARRIED.-John RufFell, Efq. of Bugbrook, to Anna Maria Jephcott, of Marfton Hoafc, youngeft daughter of the Rev. John Jephcott, late Redlor of Kiflingbury, Northamlstonfhire.-At Mary l bonne ...

... ISEas OF WIGnT, JULY 18.-This morning the solemn service of consecration took place at the new church recently erected at St. John's, in the parish of St. Helen, and immedi- ately adjoining this town. The Lord Bishop of Winchetr was attended wvithin the ...

... Radcliffe Infir- mary; tilh first wras Frank Groves. sg, d 19, of the King's Arms Hotel, Sandford-on-Thnimrs, who, while carrying a box containing ginger beer, had the artery of his arm severely lacerated through tibe bursting oY OneO of the bottles; tie next ...

... liberate the King, will amount to 30,000 men, and the speedy surrender of' the city may be expected. The Countess Dowager of Cardigan died yes- terday morning, at eight o'clock, after a short illness, at her house in Seymour-place, of an inflammation in the ...

... very large fstfailing fnnuggling logger, laden with 400 ankers of fpiriftofromn Guern fey; ,fhe was captured by the 1ssra armed brig, of so guns, Lieut. Corfieilles, on Thurl- day lal's, in a Cove near thre Land's End. CARMARTHEN SUMD4EtR. CIll-CU.IT ...

... Leicestershire, farmer. e Joseph Wilson, of Liverpool, mereer. I ROse TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. a John Ilillary Suwerkrop, of University-strect, St. Pancras, s engiteer. N John IlMorgan Thomas, of the High-street, Shadwell, grocer. Riehard Jenkins, of Neatlh, Gl ...

... the Bill must lead to separation. As to Grattan's Parliasmnt, he pointed out that it was no pre- cedeut, inasmuch as the Executive then constituted the link of union between the two countries; and, moreover, Grattan's Parliament was not given spontaneously ...