... five ?? ?? X the property of the Breeder, to be shown in their Wool, clipped and killed fur the Inspection of tne Company, a Silver Cup, sofase Fire Guineas N. B. TUe killing may be di ...

... qcarrelled before he quitted the service-on whichl occasion he beat her; and whenl he had done, lie said le did not care if he had killed her. He has often said he would make away with her, because she would not marry him. About half past eight, in the evening ...

... callous d as to his impending fate,' ind met it with the most d Stoic indifiference. ! At a quarter past nine lie ascended the scaffold, II I where he did not remain more than five minutes before 01 e the fatal bow-gun fired, assd, he was lameched iuto X e ...

... mentioned the powders to him, ai.d wished tbem to ...

... btt-I have made my peace with the AlmightvJ and shall soon get rikd of this -wicked world.'- lust before the mosmeit of the scaffold falling, Atkifnso. turned to shake haands with him, and said a few-words: to this exertion.-is attributed a shocking. ci ...

... year in' . thc ctfy of Quelioare isa Jabilee kept to the honour of 1iA their idol, in witch the kimg of that playe, sipon a scaffold covered with silk before the people, wvasheth S hiimself, then prayelh totthe idol, acd I topingri, C617'is T Dnate, ears ...

... in the afternoon, whin the hoises, &c. uretn lie shown, the proper Certificates produced, and tbe Eiiirv-money poid. No SCAFFOLDS to be erected without the per- mission of the Magistrates of laiitb, or their Citik. STEWARDS. The lion. Colon, I DUFF, Sir ...

... Loads of valuable Oak, Beech, and Elm Plank ; about 30,000 Treenails, and 500 Dozen Wedges ; a quantity Dantzic Deck Deals, Scaffolding Deals, Copper,'lron, and Smith’s Tools, with all the Implements of a Ship-builder ; and also a large quantify Plank Ends ...

... to retaliate, tile prisonir asked witness ?? aivire, as to v liat was best to give a hor-e so as to sick-n hiii aitbhout killing hin ; or, what woildt produce ra ilta eff:(ts on the horse prisorner spi.ke of. Wilness and the prisoner became very inti- ...

... h.st tbe following persons m the present contest with the Emperor of France. Captain Trollop, who married Mis, Toord, wss killed at the he.,] 0 f Wi grenaoier compwiv in Egypt f Ca^ain Foord, in the Wes, indies ; .ip'ain.lohnson, (brotherto Mrs. Bowes ...

... persons at gin this average would require 1,400 bullucks, and 14,000 an( sheep a week, which mast be kept up in food till killed. of of EXECUTION OF D. DAW90N. the THis unfortunate man suffered the awful sentence of ob the lava an Satutday se'-unight ...

... been defeated near Caxhaven with immense loss. Is was also said Bonaparte had been shot: and that the King of Rome bad been killed. Ail these rumours, however, were discredited before the close of the market, and the funds still maintained their price. ...