... of taking care of himself and bis affairs.” Lamentable Shipwreck Cardigan Bat.— Cardigan, Jan. 2T>. - During very heavy from the S.W. yesterday, a brig whs aeon in distress in Cardigan Hay. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution immediately ...

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... 7th. John Grundy. HXRBOTTLE. —Monilcseaton. 10. Paignton Avenue, Bth, aged 56. James Ha■;bottle. HEPPELL. —Benwe’l. 107. St., ftt*, aged 71, Haraia'h A., wife of Thomas Heppei-1. HEPPELL. —Chester-ie-Street.• 20. Saunders Homes, 7th, aged 72, John William ...

... Dublin.. William Doyle. Master in Chancery, was the abbot, who always presided. and John Philput Curran was prior. It consisted of 56 members, amongst whom were Henry Grattan, the 15irl of Mornington (father of the Duke of Wellington), lord .tvorinaore, Chief ...

... Joseph Kyle. LOOAK-Neweastle, Tanners' Arms, Bybee Bridge End, 6th %Wi t aged 31, Jane Eliza, wile of John Logan. HALOS E.-N ea castle, 1, Weidey Street, 7th inst., aged 37, nano Malone. HYMNS. -Newcastle, V. Cardigan Terrace, 6th lad, la bb 80th year, Charles ...

... , Cootes, and Lawrencea have won for you the empire of India, and maintained your flag there; cur Berkes, Sheridans, and Grattans have shed lustre on your Senate; our Cuinis and Russells have graced your beech and bar. A splendid field for the energies ...

... Pickering. sth 3 z“d PHILLIPS.— West Stanlcy, 2. Evelyn Te”‘ace’ caliPs | 'Mary And, wife of John Phillips. sth ips* Fcb/f ROZCAMP.—Birtley, Moulders Arms 1oD) o » . John Roscamp. RS Geor? -L,Jfi'- j ROEHON.—Janow, 8, Wear Strest, 81 ’_”f:;{, 7 RICHARDEON.—-Heaton ...

... MEN OF MARK 'TWIXT TYNE AND TWEED. BY RICHARD WELFORD. JOHN MARLEY, THE BRAVE DEFENDER OF NYWCABTLE. Oh, what a brave knight was Uovernor Marley ! Stout Sir John Marley Who fought late and early ; Though the garrison and fed, rather barely. Foremost among ...

... 84. John - K«efe PF.FFFRS.—Brker. 222. Shipley Street. 6lh, 60 Willi*m P»flers. PATTlSOV—Bacfcbpl. 13. St. Andrew's aged 76. Alice Patwacwi. ROBSON.—Gateshead, St., 4Ch, aged 46. Margaret, wife John Robson ROWNTRFE.—W-sMnoor. 142. aged 72. John Foster ...

... of a heutenAut-colonel a widow— 2oo/. per annum. Sentence Lient. John Sangster, —The general court-martial which assembled on the £Sd of March 1805, for the trial of Firs* Lieutenant John Sangster, of the Royal Marines, on charge of drunkennesa, nave sentenced ...

... silk. To the west, north-west, and beneath us, Cardigan Bay was wrapped in reposeful calm ; while in the far north-west. and behind the bay the Car, narvonshire hills stretched out like the protecting arm of steno benevolent grunt. To the north were the ...

... Truflee* for felling the Eflate); Mr Brown, Attorney, in Neweahle, where a Plan may ire feen. TO Sold by Auction, Mr John Marthe Taylors* Arms, in Old Elvet, Durham, on Monday the f jlh Day of December InOaru. between the of Three and Five in the Afternoon ...