... Esq. V, John Pringle, Em. - - . u C. W. Bryant, • . The bailiff of tbh borough, notwiilutaniW, majority were for Mann. Priagle and Brim. , turned the two former, all edging that the rotti n, for Pringle and Bryant were not within the Aldborough; althtwgh ...

... and other urposes by a trust-deed. bearing date the 2d May, 1800; among which ar, £10,000 to Lord Laseelies ; £40,000 to the child: ren of Lady Frances Douglas (except an elde-t son or daughter who may succeed to certain entailed tates, and except al-o the ...

... old ami new, may te noted \s. per quarter Ulcer, u,ul but few sales cfected that reduction.—Barley in limited demand, at luct erk’s prices, and in some instances reduction has teen submitted at per quarter.— Oats are in U ss request, awl may be noted lover ...

... Property will best satisfy | may be, manuf.i quirers, both to the excellent quality of die . imitmtloß not and to the Ease with which, account of its 1, |. e ’van cslity, it may be removed. rxotn Further Particulars and Information may | tnade .ionon application ...

... Monday, the 2Sth when every attention will lie paid to the tu.Pon of those Pupils who may be entrusted to his care. Sin. Syurr’s School will continue as usual. The Terms may be known on application. MR. JOHNSON, portrait Rantin' & OratotngiHauUr, RESPECTFULLY ...

... There may’st thou rest in safe content; For innocence may smile at malice, then, O! Thou art innocent. Here to thy infant wants are given Shelter and rest, and purest air; And milk as pure,—but, mercy, heaven I tears have drop* and mingled there. May 6. ...

... the old woman’s ear., who, alarmed at being branded by .uch opprobrioo. name, look acquaintance with her, and proceeded to Bryant bouse to ask particular*. No sooner bad she ap. proached the door than they fell on her with (he nt. violence, cnttlng her ...

... nid, Bring » knife, that may cut the flesh off the old witch’* arms.’ They tore my anns all over with iron nail. The old woman here described the manner in which the prisoners performed the operation. She was ill from the wounds her arm—there was woman ...

... DifailitnlJS, May 31, W. Baker, of Lloyd’s Coffee House, in surance broker—June 3, U. A. Hinritka, of Jefferies square, merchant—May 31, J. May, late of Birmingham, merchant—3, J. H. Clough, J. S. Wilkes and J. B. Clough, ot Liverpool, merchants-13, H ...

... satisfy our correspondent, have inserted the above, though it may be considered as rather hypercritical. If A Catholic” will refer to Johu•on’s dictionary, he will find the word adore may legitimately be need in two senses, and tire following passage ...

... economy the public money, the abolition useless places and pensions, and repeal of Taxes. e may depend upon it they will in those mailers as Ministers may wish ; and may . continue to pay sixty' millions per annum for any thing which they care, or will endeavour ...

... Gentlemen, Vourmost obedient and faithful Servant, WM. BUNCOMBE. *, Doncaster, May 31st, 1826. MR. HAIsLETT, SURGEON, 21, Eyre Street, leading from the New Musie HalL Sheffield. May be consulted in al cases where Secrecy and Experienced Practice arc Requisite ...