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... making noble and rigorous Efforts, the unnatural Union, form’d to opprefs it. That the Commerce hit SubjeAs, the Source of bur Richei, has, by the rigilant ProtcdHon receir'd from bis Majefly’s Fleet, floutilh’d in a Manner not to be daring fudi Troubles. ...
... White, of London, to Emily, youngest daughter of the late WilliaufShaw, Esq., of Bowes.-At All Saints', on the 4th inst., Mr Edward Brewis, joiner, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mlr Robert Lambert, trimmer, both of Byker Hill.-On the 5th inst., Mr William ...
... ult., the wife of the Rev. W. A. Scott, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. At Newcastle, at St. John's Church, on the 27th ult., Mr Edward Barker, of Sleekburn, to Hannah, second daughter Mr William Graham, of this town. —In Brunswick Place Chapel, on the 24th ...
... Liverpool, goods. Little Sam, Newark , St. Petersiurg T'acket, Temple, Yarmouth D aaa, Reed, Waren ; Tyne Packet, Harlev- George, Richey, Stockton * Adelaide, Esson, Aherdmen :'Unanimity, Bridges; Thoinas Jolly, IMcNIcKezie, Lynn ! Blackney Trader, Bowles, Blackney ...
... reprieved, were ordered to be tranfported for 14 Years. Margaret RuOel Hannah Smith, Martha Gleadhill, Wo,. Kidd, Tho. Mawfon' and Edward Andrew*, were acquitted. No Bill of Indict- ment being found againft Francis Beal, he was ordered to bo discharged. There ...
... 7th, 2 0 afternoon Oct. 14th, 10 0 night; Oct. 21st, 2 0 afternoon Oct. 28th, 9 0 night. For further particulars apply to EDWARD JOBLING, 64, English Street, Carlisle Goods must be alongside one Hour before th appointed Time of Sailing. NEWCASTLE, LEITLf ...
... 6.-EXUTER COLLEGEg.Tt followingscbolarahips have been illed Uxp-AIlrAtkinsa Commoner of Exeter College; Mr Miller, Barrow Richey, Bromagrove; Mr Turner, Exeter Grammbar-orcba CAMHRIniw, JunE 6.-At a congregation ye. terdsv the underrcentioned degrees ...
... by Mrs Richey, bill poster, for having wilfully damaged certain'posters upon a hoarding round the net police-station in Wetgate Road. Mr C. DI. Dix appeared for the complainant, and Mr E. Clarke was for the defence. -It wag stated that Mrs Richey had secured ...
... Orleans, of Cork, on the 9th ult., from Archangel, otl well, bound to Cork, by the Pallas, Penfold, arrived at Shields.-The Edward Beck, of Carnarvon, frem Newcastle for Palermo, Sept. 12, off Sar- dicta, by the Edina, Mcar, in Algesiras Rtoadsteai.-The ...
... MONDAY, OCTO3ER 16, 1843, The court met this morning at 9 o'clock, when the following gentlemen were sworn in as grand jurorsi- Edward Wylam, Esq., North Bailey, foreman: and Benjamin Dunn, Hurworth; Isaac Crawhall, Stan- hope; George Ewbank, Durham; Baker ...
... STOORTON. Arrived, ?? of Wales, Atley, Whitby, goods. V;leared Coawitarze,-Cleveland, Meynell, London: Leven, Pickerinv; Mary, Richey, New- castle: Prince of 'Wales, Atley, Whitby, goods. Also 17 Colliers. &c. COAL-EXCHANGE, LONDON, FRIDAY, Nov. 1L -W'allsend ...
... againft Marih.ieo, that it is faid. they are fitting out feveral Ships, with Cargoes Icll that Ifland. 'll,*; Baggage of Sir Edward Hawke preparing for Portfr>u ...