... rough abated, and he was speedily restored to perfect health. MARRIED. At Croydon, John Lewis Blackinore, Esq. of Upper Nemostreet, to Amelia, youngest daughter of the late John flitctuah Esq. of Oarston.hall, Surrey. Tuesday last, at Croydon, Stirrer, 3latthew ...

... night last, it is supposed, to take away Griffin's daughter. They met with such resistance from John Griffin, son to the farmer, who behaved uncommonly well, armed with a' pitchfork, that they set fire to the house, which was totally consumed, with every article ...

... Faisconherg, ISnwagr. Clonnsell, Loudon, 11.1tesser, Chalmnadeley, Aylesford, l'emlmake, Doi cheater, Guildford, Brolgeweler, Cardigan, l'untcl, Dalkeith, aldegrave, L'obridge, Nurtheak, Leitrim. and Jersey. Cisensds—.Bulkeley, Castlereagh, %Olney, Mr- Falmouth ...

... Loftier Darnley, Radnor, Digbv, Fortescue, Westmoreland, Chatham, Talbot, Pembroke, Aylesfoed, Macclesfield, Dorch-ster, Essex, Cardigan, Sandwich, Et L' iner irk, Westmeath, and I riniskilleo. Con-. ..ses-aKingston, Delaware, Camden, Townshendt,' Perri coke ...

... allow the Petition to be received, than to dismiss it on a point of form. Mr. PLUNKETT consented to waive his abjection. M. JOHN SMITH observed, that seer'sl of the signs. tor►a wet e evi4eutly wi loco by the same band. Mr. BRIGHT at some length contended ...

... PROVOK'D HUSBAND. Lord Tornly, Mr. Mr. Manly,' Mr. Powell ; Sir °Franc' , Wro.igt•ea.l, Mr I).iwton; Richard, Mr. Do • Camp; John Moody, Mr. Mathews Lady Tostply,Adim Duncan; Lade Grace. Mrs H. ; Lady .W.onghead, Mn Sparks; Mike Jenny, Miss Auer which, ...

... Plates, price cis. io This day arc published, Lain:windy printed is Eleven Vols. Orin o, Price :el is boseds, rINFIE U'ORKS of JOHN JOR'rIN, D.D. Archdescon of Loudon, Redo, of St. is the Elst, and Vienr of Kt-mullion. Vols. 1, 11, 111.—lhocuniscs concerning ...

... therefore recoosurendeil that they ahould be employed the Solicitors for co udeeting it. The R. port having been read. Sir John Perring mowed, that the City Solicitor's resignation of the busbiess be accepted, and that the Court do agree with the Committee ...

... 'reality. Designs and sae furaisbed for any Works reituired. H.R. The House has an with therms reewatly established under the arm of PILTON and ttEDGRAVE, New' Illeadeeraet, mid Cues-road, Pimlico, Dear It sedulously and iltibaally represented to be an. ...

... wns t nruiny„ le. gums land, and' David Bald w i n , Eloyes. down; Gallivan armed wi t h a blowier-boss—his fora- I Lord charged the Jury st considerable paitions were each armed wit% They applied w i t ' length, in sobstance nerd • y 0 tires tile 'right ...

... great distress, having two feet water above the nal- other part than her own. The deportment o Miss th e eniuntesses of. and CARDIGAN Captain Despard, of the Commie, Cavalry. . Ettze Mu., NES, in Mr. M . w. corre ct , and the PORTUGUESE . AMBASSADOR, and ...

... colivictrd of Felony : Chmin %Vi%an, alias Smith. rot stealing three sheets. topper, weighing ' 'pi th s. th e property of John Herbert ; Baker for idealiog three sows mid six pigs, the property of Thomas Hayne I Heavy Savory, Sur stealing • gold watchcase ...