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... ROOMS CHELTENHAM MARY HASTINGS S- 2EBULOX PERRY MOST humbly and gratefully return Thanks the ana resorting the Rooms, for jii pa?t while they had the honour ...
... consolalioa'in vaits yeaTi StalFordshire, Middlesw, SuffoHi-, atti other parts'of, England - all tailing to bring repose of hast- cr.ed,' *virhout re-Aectiija, into that part the country which I leii, uMch and despair.— r after engaged, as labourer, whh ...
... of a lodging-house the Orange- Grove Bath, occasioned one the window-curtains falling on c&tidte left or. a tabic under the pier-glass. The room being the fire threatened destruction the whole premises; but happily it was soon extinguished the nipt exertions ...
... had :_ s name engraved a a brass plate on the door 'of his residence. A mackaw, ijelon«i to Mr. Serjeant, of the Hastings Arms Inn, Hastings, died lately at the age of years.—lt the Crespigny family 119 years Sir F. Bnrdett has been enjoying the sports ...
... Scha zen. 1st 24 Liewt. Cal. ist 3d Batt. Capts. Stabies and Lbemus ; Pardoe. Coldstream Gds. Lieni Black SdyGds_ @4 Batt. Hastings Pe Crawiterd, and Ashton Ist Fuot, $¢ Bs Young, and Ens. And:rson. Fest Capt Joliffe, and Farmer, sham. Foot, Bat. Capt Holmes ...
... of Worcester Infirmary, Fridav, Mr. Herbert Cole was unanimously elected Motive 1o that Institution, in the room of Mr. C. Hastings resi. ned. We hear that the following names have been recently added the Commission of the Peace for this county: Richard ...
... Extraordinary; or sr. infringement upon tlie privileges the (jretnu Parson.—lc will, doubt, satisfactory those who wish be married haste, be informed, that it is longer necessary to take a journey that remote pbee, Gretna Green, an ingenious dissentms clergyman ...
... John Dovey, ar SarahDovey, who, in our prison one might, were hex: committed to Northleach Bride ~.Ewe boys, named Pitt and Hastings, we Pe apprehended, encton-Monday avec, | 2° Northieach, for ere hurd belo | Mr. Ballenver, Sr. George’s Place, The worthy ...
... Premise~ may be seen. O BE SOLD, Pursuant te an Order of Lord High Chancellor o! Great Bri:ain, made’ Matter of the Reverend JAMES HAST!NGS CLE! Lunatic, with the approbation of JOHN HARVEY, Esg.one of the Masters of the Court of ¢ cery, at the Hop Poie Ian, ...
... comprising fourpost other beiisteads, with furniture, goose feather aud I erbeds, blankets, quills, counterpanes, chimney, pier, {■iiwing glasses, mahogany dining, pembroVe, card, and iiftiiug tables, floor, bedside, and stair carpeting, drnw§»room, bed ...
... —Alilliturg Register. A li-Jit-house has been built on the cud of tin* pier Holyhead, and lighted by : range of lamps, lighted also gn.s. reaches ftuin the light house along iba pier the town.—The erection of the Bridge is proceeding rapidly ; the abutments ...
... an. 1. Beckel; Mary Anne Williams; J sVam* «d Mar, Harvey. Ingram and W. Cox, two boy. m employ of Mr. Woodlitfe, wool sr. pier, convicted of steahtrg »otl his property. were eentracod. the former one monlh'i imprisonment, the letter line of Is: and ...