... |igh 'reason against the foillos lg p-rS01 , ,. John Baird, weaver in Coiidorrat Ihomai M.VCailoch, ?? IIn Glamgow; Andrew Hardie, weaver rhere; John Barr, weaver in Coridorrat'' W\illiam Smith, w6a7er there Benjarnill Moir, labourer in (i!3cgowi Allan ...

... Wsirighti, Wihliatni lacktttn i or Cierle,tt, Hiliag Plike or Pink, kobert Cray, Alexan- d (er H~ri, john iharc, Williatm snuitit, Thomas N1Farhaute, IaJdn Anutioeuta,W4s1ihhittiCrawford, Jtlht il MAillan, and Ait ;drew ?? v,v'u. Ya'cl hurieqel a nt Jaichlruy ...

... Prisoners who ?? beenl already convicted, either by their own adminission, or the ver- dict of a Jury; but, with the exception of Hardie and Baird;. the whole of the prisoners were encou- raged to hope that the mercy of the Crown might be extended to them. E ...

... Daniel Grant, John O'Connor, TloomasDwirie, alias Ml'Guire. nlias Doefi- erty, Qlits Wilson, Johnn Dick, Peter Crosbie, an(d Thomas M'1Colgan, with a numnber of their associates. About the midldle of the night of the 381 of April last, a band oft adicvas ...

... R.. D. Alstoir, Nicol Bros,,ievn ..General Jotan Sne6ns, JobiDdnIuM, Castleriains, 3. -S Edmiston, Jas. Hardie, Jas. Hutton, W. Lockhart, Thomas M'Call, John MI'Cat, Colonel Robertson, R. Stewart, CaHri, W; Todd, Andrew-Tem- pletmi -A. WVallase, R. Watson ...

... Sullield, Isa-: beli Boss ell.-Boy3. Gcorge Suaield, 'Thomas Siffleld:t V William' Bosw.elL. t t 49. - .; ~~Total s~aved 49. ?? | ' A List of those lost. 'OiFICIii-Mr. Duff, lirst mate. t Ciult-Hardy, steivard; Simith, cook; IMsiay, Dath, i Johnston, :seamLsei; ...

... quantity of l l particularly adapted to the breeding C~trhi ...

... Nivei, BlocIliiln I st do, t)est ctuiti toler, Hugh RIauls, Craigellid 2d d%, 2d1 do ( 'Qergo byllise, Caddor' .1r ist do., Hardy lunutlil tlis Win. Steait (J liT 0d do. do. do., Nillifny Niven, Retvilloe1 Deist davoure;d Gooseberries, 25 itt c acil c`iaur ...

... cause. GCenr;l S-oXn Martin ?? them battle on their march, which they ?? Daunitloss had arrivedt at Lima for specie. Sir Thomas Hardy was at Valparaiso, i u the Creole; Superb at Callao; Conway at Concep- tion; Blossom and Alacrity on passage round Cape ...

... arimed with gnos and somce pistols, and un- r mercifully flogged Patrick Burns, Patrick McGrath, John O'Donnell, John Newman, thomas and Patrick Cronin, and threatened them with destruction if they did not quit their farms,which they have held for many years ...

... still alive, with fractures of dis lent -the leg and thigh, andconsiderable internal 'iijury. s of Friday niorning- as Mr. Thomas Lake, an old and o ove faithful servant of Lord Colchester, was leaving town ers rgh, - Cohetr . ne~ ex. by the Norwich stge ...

... third to James. Paterson, Over- toun; the fourth to Andrew Ballantine, servant with Hugh Mitchell, farmer, Hole; the fifth to Thomas Allan, Whins- te know; and the sixth to Andrew. Black, servant with. Air. Scott, Westm ais.-A party of the Members of the ...