... for 7y years. .Joseph Best, for killing Abraham Hall, of Painshaw, by .a blow from a wooden shoe, fined 6d. and to be imprisoned z year. John Young,' for killing John Harkers at Durham, fined 6d. and to be imprisoned 3 months.- . Joseph Joppling, charged ...

... l sitd ,ba , ?? head- of th6eorpse, and the topportesson ier sidef The princes ?? iesr the chie niourner. -. The lord chamberlain of hi s his s epusthltl wll take his ace at te- lsti of.thic'orps' andfi the p portets ;the-pall and 'aF thec6assbpy eyll ...

... -Messrs Francis Jackson, George Ruth- erford, Thomas Forsyth, Matthew Gilpatrick, James Aikin, Joseph Wake, and Richard Nicholson. EL.CToRs.-Archihald Reed, Joseph Forster, Robert Clayton, Thomas Smith, and Aubone Surtees, Esquires and Aldermen, and Messieurs ...

... in support of this observa- tion. To rebut the evidence oif Baibara Kress, it was -thought requisite to have thatonf a chamberlain of the Grand Duke of lia- don', who had lieri in 'constasit'astendaneg 'on the Queen, whilst As' Carlsruhle.' her suajesty ...

... all other. micrasries eqoa1ly deah r * ai iz Ahculd als) be recol]ected ! that diur ,g the abscehe of Lord WtidnfOrd, AIr Chamberlain had fiequettly acted as chsarge ?? ot' ibis court to tile Brazilt. Air RtRbirmrvco said, the emnolumheonts of ia consui ...

... Lord Bishop of St Da- |vid's, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of Salis. burr. BANKRUPTS. (MAY 17.) William Chamberlain, late of the City of Bristol, but oew of the City of Bath, Somerset, corn denier and hotel keeper. George Cain pbell, Liverpool ...

... Austria. The act of marriage was signed by their Imperial and Royal Highnesses the Archdukes Francds Charles, Charles, and Joseph, by the Chancellor of the Em- peror's house, of the Court, an; of State, Prince Metternich, and by Viseoutit iRezende, Ambassador ...

... lived till the neixt day. Verdict, Accideial death; aeodand 2s. Gd. An itnquest was held at South Shields, on the body of Joseph Peatsoi, a bity abositten years otage, who ott the Sundaybefore, in geiig ilolig a t,;1k offitiber which lay across Mr Hall's ...

... will embark in the Perla frigate for Lisbon. The Frankfort papers state, that General Brant, mar- quis of Barbacena, and chamberlain to the Emperor of Brazil, has arrived there, on his way to Vienna, and thence to Turin, where he is to marry, by proxy, ...

... Thomas Smith the younger, Ralpl Naters, Thomas Loggan, Brough Pow, Joseph Pol- lard the younger, Robert Smaile, John Railston, Edward Sory, Thoras Wright, Johmn Carr, Robert Belt, Joseph Iorte ?? Francis Camapey Gee,, James Sopwith, and George Dove, On ...

... two o'clock in the afternoon of the Gth instant, to the inexpressible grief of the King and all the Royal Family. Lord Chamberlain's Offiee, October 14, 1828.-Orders for the Court's going into mourning, on Sunday next, the 19th instant, for the late Queen ...

... The meeting was addressed by the Rev. Messrs W. Fyvie (late a missionary ini India), Wood, Duncan, Chapman, Thornton, Chamberlain,' Wilson, Stowall, and Matheson. The sum of IO 14s. was collected in aid of the funds of the society. The ineeting held ...