... has occurred, wc believe within the memory of man, of any bankrupt, before John Senior, suffering capital punishment for the concealment of his effects, and that individual John Perrott, a laceman, Ludgate Hill, London, who suffered in the year 1761. Perrotfs ...

... HOUSE COMMONS, WaoanoAV, Mar I*. The General Bill wa* psMrrd. . The Houre went into a Committee the Catholic Uelief Bill. Mr. Grattan gave hii rlauM the Chairman, without any obiervotiuH*. Mr. Ptunkrtl that a* would not he in hi* power preaenton the day fixed ...

... number olherGeallemen. The Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis of Lansdown, th? Earl of Beshorongh, Lord Morpeth. Lord John Towushend, Sir John Aubrey, Sir James Mackintosh. Dr. Parr, and other distinguished persons sent letters, slating (hat were unfortunately ...

... lane, Cannoa Middlnrx, broker John Harvey Payne, Bury Saint Edaund’t, Suffolk, grocer Richard Forty, Stow on the Wold, Gloucester, raddler Tbotoas Leonard, Eoilun iqoare, 81. PancTM, London, bailder William Barnes Fie rye, John tlreet, Kent road. Sorter, ...

... Chevalier being Secretary to the Seceders, and Mr. Hay the Association. The Seceders will com. Mit their Petition to Mr. Grattan, and the As. sociation Sir 11. Parnell, for presentation in the House of Commons ; but Lord Donoughmore unites the opinions ...

... house is the Ar. noary, which contains a magnificent collection ancient arms, disposed with much taste. Among other valuable weapons is the identical svordof the celebrated patriot, John Hampden, In (he highest preservation; the hilt end scab, hard are ornamented ...

... uodrrtakc the of WOOLLEN STOCKINGS, dec.; not requii’rd to write. Apply, and «*fite (cnn», post paid, to CALEB LEVtIS, Stationer, Cardigan. TO UK SOLD AUCTION, % DA FIS and SON,-- On Tuesday the 6lh day of April nesf, at the House of of Mr. Willoughby Bishop, ...

... belonging to Sir George Beaumont, Barf, Coleorton, this county, on Thursday last. A collier named S. Price, having had his arm injured an accidental blow from a fellow workman, was ascending to get it dressed, when on arriving near the fop of the pit ...

... and Modern { arranged such manner that the leading facts may committed memory, and accompanied by Questions and Exercises. By John on, D.D. With maps. 6d. 10. Five Hundred Questions [without Answers) the Books, Fact*, and general Doctrines, of the Old Testament ...

... Lord Roliert Manners; Eutler Danvers, Esq.; F. W. Wollaston, Esq.; John Mansfield, Esq. M. P.; George Pochin, Esq.; Richard Astley, Esq.; ,C. Wiusfanley, Esq ; R. Cheslyn, Esq.: John Clarke, Esq.; Thomas Sansome, Esq.; Rev. J. Ord; Rev. Mr. Hoklich ; ...

... Samuel Shore, Hughes, and John Grattan, were for stealing a pocket-book and its contents (one Bank of England note for and three promissory notes), the property of Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty,and Grattan was acquitted. Previously passing ...

... nor hath any personal acquaintance with die said John Goodchild, except knowing him to a surge m of the neighbourhood ; nor hath ever witnessed any such transfer, or hath had, before or since, serrant John Mason, who represented to have attested the same ...