... the pthl instant wvalked to the sca-shore at Arish Mill, near the Caistle, they were iiiduced by the calimness of the sea to row out in. a small boat belonging to U1r. Bat imi which upsetting, they wvere both drowned. this evenlt becomes. more aiflictive ...

... hacki of Tresco Islarul, with a shignal for a pilot flying, fririn oevesigh~t, as s~he blal one oin hoardI fu'om Bryilrci. A row * boat fromi Tiesco, having on hoard a br anch-pilot nnd four mcin, proceeded towarlds her', b:ut svhcnx w ithin less disrairce ...

... 'Furrnet, asged It also a lad of the name of Joseph Jones, aged s, wlto was on a visit at Satton, got into the boatto be rowed across and bttck. The place which thtey intended to Itind at was near thle hock, which htad unforttuiately just before been ...

... seifecaliedsidon Aldermnio W~aitltmnsf, told hiim that her~ husband wasn kept away from his fam13 lyonthe ~tunday A0a bit of's row, said hehad goitbai reaidy, and wsotild appear at Guilditall Justice-room nest (la), if th e Atlderman swotuld be so cliarihishle ...

... South Brenrt, on a child named Morday, alto ias drtwiwed in a dIitsh. Verdicts,aoccidn/etalo-At the 'church at Berron, on W. Row, oneofdtie crew if the Frisird,' Increase, a Collier belongieg to Bridlgewater, wylicit vessel foumidered its the bay ott thre ...

... g hliiiself IeC llyctitt d to enter 'rto any otter cin'soyment than that of Captain Clarke, tcansptd intot R tics t, atid rowed inshore. I-e was againt arrested, ;ict ecidtti to thle ship, where lie treeivditiw~eiitv four Iasohs ?? he seas ritarged oin ...

... s-is, Timothy Powell, anid asked Min whyv this sumn Ias not intiodiced itito tite aceotint; he had no dotbit tltat Timothy row.'ssc wa:' apprisi ci ofilte ?? vdiich had, beet monde. C'ross~eeamntitdt.-Ho left the Ittsitnesavery much to Ebsvvor.,h3 is ...

... frorn BilIbsu-thL Resolution, Jeifrry, fom Oiporio-the NIaiad, llstchiuson, from' Tenerilfe- the Fttrby, Spray, 111d the Lamb, Row, fr. Gallipoli-tlle Sam Dorulau, lld ttse Union, Swasridge, tfro, Jersey-tle Ant, jetils, :stied the Iue Flrlcis, Prul, fronm ...

... 101 Jo, n Craveni, 11111 irnC ?? co~firie~nletit to) Ilrdi laouir fo rsix llntitisl, 1I ?? to their 5elltence, a-1I oslo are row coult i ied I'mo w XIIIt of su reties. lue forthw'if rel ea' cI f'o In t he tread-n ?? TI'is re~olu0tilon Oas; cS rried Ily ...

... possibly surmise what they had uloen to attract the, constdblesl attention, andyet it untfbrtntnately h ~pepswllthat some. row, riot, ~or: disturbance was generally, the- cauw, o0f 1im two, formnidable bosies coming into collision.-: the prqieet case ...

... inldicted for stealing a horn ciup and a silk haidlkerchief fiom Daniel De Blodry. T'he prosecutor keeps I an Acldeeny in Pe!r !row, and tie prisoner uas his servlant. Air. De Bloudrv being absent firom hoin on Christmos ,liy, h|ld left his house in tilhe ...

... miseraible. For Godas sakce, aiid for my sake, do 'liot-tsit not fmist -Von w-ill atid to toy otiisery try so doing. God f knows row sitnaio hismost dreadfuit Wvithottitother addiitions, not hain pny t ~ bread, Rod compelled to neept fvtr from 'tranlgers. Nrever ...