... twenty four prifoners were tried, two of whom were capitally ton, -viete I, viz. 7 John and johnlon. for ftealing a great quantity of malt, the p . rcip.:rty of ICr. John Grave:, of a bghttr on the river Thames, which they fold to Robert Murray, a brewer ...

... that when i had uied but one large bottle, I found much benefited, and that about three bottles rnofe cured me. am, Sir, &c. JOHN ROBINSON, Printer, ht the Piituing Office, No, 4, Peterborough Court, Fleet Street, London. *„* Mr. SplUbiify’s drops are in ...

... ft. before the Rev. Henry Zouch, the Rev. diaries Cooper, D. D. John Blaydes, Henry Wickham, John Beckett, and Pemberton Milnes, Efq. the following prifoners took their trials, viz.?John France, charged with dealing two pairs of cotton dockings from Mr ...

... Shcflicld, m flr’cei'rse Bateman, John Matthews, and John limm. Tkc are fuhjhintijl in p.nr. Tlie Premises arc Ground tield he.oe from |ol'-n Caipatan, for goo Years, about fixteen winch only arc lorthcr Particulars apply to Mu. John Mat iusws the Premifes. A ...

... Bennett s-hill, Doefors-Commons. John Lewis, late Holhmry, in the of Bdtlierfton, in the county Pembroke, dealer and chapman, Dec. .22, 2j, Jan. 22, the White*hart, in Attorney, Mr. imes Bowen, of the town of Cardigan. John Holland, late Great Trinily-lane ...

... of correCtion. Thursday the noted Catherine Lloyd was executed at Cardigan, for horfe-ftealing.—This woman has made a practice of dealing hones in the counties of Caermarthen and Cardigan fbr feveral years, which the ufed to drive to Yorkihire, and other ...

... one (even and the other five years age, to feck their own living —both whom weic laft week found dead locked in each other’s arms, □car Prellot, lets than 150 aft ions have been taken out againft printers Newlpaj>ers lor having inferred Margny, Shergold& ...

... as he was armed, and would not be robbed ;—one of them, however, was fo daring as to open the door, who was that dead on th: fpot ; and the others then ran off. A few days fince, about three o'clbck in the morning, the floop Samuel and John, of Southwold ...

... Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, drover. 27, Sept. 1, and 29, Guildhall. liarlcs Booth, Stockport, linendraper, Sept. 4, 5, and the Golden Ruck, Mancheftcr. John Crowtlief, t.f Leeds Augnft 31, Sept. (, 2Oj «J>e Old Kins’? Arms, Leeds, Fei jainin, Keimett ...

... [Friday was paid inm ih(' hands of the Trealurer to the Leeds General Inlirmaty, fifty pounds, being benefaction from the Earl Cardigan. A tow days ago was paid into the hands of the Trcafurer of the Leeds Infirmary, Henry Duncomhe, Efq. Member for the County ...

... England. THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. Mr. Grattan.—We regret exceedingly to have been a medium of giving currency the statement, which was very genera! in Dublin Thursday, that our old and patriotic representative, Mr Grattan, had paid the debt of nature ...

... hearing came on this day at the Court House, Wakefield, before Benjamin Deal try, Esq. the Rev. William Wood, John Wood, John Maude, Esq. and John moot. Esq. At the commencement of the business, Captain Sibthorp rase and addressed the Magistrates. He stated ...