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... India) sa.led with a convoy for England, consisting of the LadyCarrington, Lord Castlcreagh, Grenvdle, Union, Arm, andCamperdown. The Royal Cardigan Militia marched from Hilsea Portchester on Monday last. The East Kent (one company not yet arrived) and the ...
... kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms, till it was laid gently on the platform. A young man, a surgeon, put on a yellow linen dress, and prepared to cut off the ...
... ; Betfy, Poole, from CbriJliana Concord, Recks, from Ncivflundland. Sailed John and Peter, Keereen, lot Dublin 5 Lfther, Atchefon; Defira, Lander; John and Mary, Tullock John and Elizabeth, Wills ; and Diligence, Wtfei foe London; Speedwell, Grmt, lor ...
... Carden tpflkflh, ifl Churvh-rtreol arm Bridge Lane, The arc bride ahd fijad, repair, and are held it.de hundred and ninety-nine years, winch about one hundred and twenty are expired. For vie** uf the apply Mr. John Mitehell, ChurcMlrect atbralaid { and ...
... Shicwthmy. Lieut. John M'Donaid, the BUil*ies—Prince George. * Surgeon cf the Elizabeth. A. KEPPEL. LONDON, Tuesday, Auguf 4. The engagement between the two admirals was very for time. Their (hips were engaged yard arm and yard arm, for near half hour ...
... family, in the county of Somerset, by a sister of the great John Locke. was appointed Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1714, and was constituted Lord Chancellor 1725. His four sons, John, Peter, William, and Thomas, successively inherited the title ...
... troans at New Brunewick and Nova Sca a were on tl Wind- to Quebec, and that Sir John Harvey, the Governor to join Brunswick, had volunteered to advance to Canada w p arms volunteers, if necessary. Altogether the accounts f nada are decidedly more favourable; ...
... Combermere, 6.c.1 il left. Colonel John Hall, and the officers of the re There were also present the Duke of Beaufort, the ! joined of Downshire, the Marquis and Marchioness of Wc ain no the Earl of March, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Paget, the Hon. Talbot Clifton ...
... benefit of the Infant School of that parish, after which a collection of £ was made, and in the evening sermon was preached at St John’s Church the same gentleman, in behalf of the Moravian Missions. On Monday evening a meeting was held the Town Hall for the ...
... pieces the cross, or whole legs and arms of the apostles, while others were obliged to content themselves with the toes and fingers of inferior saints; at English Archbishop, who vvas at 1621, purchased from the Pope an arm of saint, for which he gave 100 ...
... punish the ringleaders in the affray, and afierwards disarm the whole the islanders, whose custom it bad previously beeu to we«r arms of some description part of their dress. This custom having existed among them from very remote antiquity, tbe attempt to disarm ...
... Oude The total number of arms surrendered up to Piedmout assert that before month had elapse ! \pril 2 exceeds million. There have ahvady been surrcn- arm ,. there would amount to more than : dered cannons. 128,844 other fire-arms; 402,830 swords, , 0(K) ...