through the committee rejected, ib.; Piracy: trial of Clements, &c., for cap- Police :- of Lincoln's Inn with St. Andrew's Portugal; unsuccessful conspiracies at tholic concession, [2] ; bringe in a ib.; execution of Moreira, &c., [176]; shipped off to Africa, ib.; Miguel's his snite massacred at Teheran, [223]; measures resulting from it, (183); ledged king by Spain, ibo; applica- quil, (243) ; See Columbia. Cause of part of Don Pedro, against Miguel, landing at Terceira, (188); the con. open, 183; a bicephalous girl, ib. diplomatic correspondence in 1826, . · relative to the Portuguese Constitu- take Mesambri and Bourgas; (212) ; tary refugees in Great Britairi, 443 render of Erzeroum, (217); alarm at lative to, 174; duty of the harbour. opened at Adrianople, ib. ; definitive treaty signed, [219]; its conditions, years, 182 tions, highly favourable to Russia, [221]; disturbance at Teheran, oc- sian ambassador, in which he and his suite are massacred, [223]; the em. act relative to Moldavia and Walla- chia, 481. Voyage of discovery by the Sadler, Mr., his maiden speech against and destruction of silk-looms, [131]; by, the ‘Banks of the Dove' 553 tholics, [59]; destructive inundations surface being covered with oil, 183 flood at Banff, ib.; round Elgin, &c. tried for a series of horrible crimes, ib.; renewal of the inundations, 150 Scott, Dr. Jonathan, death of, 216 Servant, action brought by, against her mistress, for defamation of character, genstein in the command against Shark, combat hetween one and a man, 3 the duties on the raw material, [119]; of G. Howarth, 54; J. Moore, steal- der of an apprentice, 71 ; Moses cruelty to a servant, 86; Hannah Atherton, child-stealing, 92; A. Fin- princess, [193] ; executions at Barce- plate, 105 ; E. M. Van Butchell, sur- 140; Kezia Wescombe, and Richard murdering J. O'Neill, 144; Jones, 17; Miss Norton starves herself to Carter and wife, stealing bank.notes, 164; Thos. Buxton, &c. illegal mar- riage, 297 ; J. Martin, setting fire to York Minster, 301 ; T. Churchyard, slaying a fellow-servant, 306 ; Thos. Birmingham, a soldier, murder of Sarah Waite, 311; Jas. Butler, setting fire to a floor-cloth manufactory, Chelsea, 314; John and Catherine of robbing, 316; J. Stacey, murder 326; Leary, Roche, Magrath, &c. for conspiracy to murder Mr. Low, Mr. Creagh, and adm. Evans, 359. (205), (see Russia); treaty of peace ditions apparently very moderate, conventions the Russians remain in from Portugal, (184) Vaughan, rev. E. T., death of, 246 the Calvinists and Unitarians, 161 hill, near Ongar, 114; violent storms peal the Tariff bill, (233) ; general Jackson installed as President, ib.; his inaugural speech, [234), 483; set- Hunter_(blind man), forgery, 11; Ghent, 484; relations with France, of the Mississippi, 497; naval de- relative to the Portuguese refugees in House (54); dismissed from his office relative to the practice of degrading, Benning, editor of the Kentucky Will, Mr. Leader's, of Putney Hill, B; Willoughby, rev. H. P. fired at and Winchilsea, lord, duel with the duke of Wellington, 58 tenant of Ireland, (96); duel with lord meeting for restoring the building, THE END. T. C. Hansard, Printer, 32, Paternoster-row, London. |