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... James Sangster, secretary and clerk; Thomas Gordon, George Barrack, George Christie, stewards. ST. JAMES' LODGE. R.W. JAMES MITCHELL, MASTER. Marianus Massie, depute-master; Benja- min Clark and George Mollison, wardens Robert Machray, treasurer; Thomas ...
... Commanders. Queen Charlotte - 110 { Admiral Lord Keith. Repulse 64 - Alms ?? - - -. ?? -Sco- ?? aerlem 'in - -4. .adei I 64 - DAWSON. Regulus --- 44 - EYRE. EUP> V, 50 ,. S;TEA$I ftz) Seine ---- 36 - MILNE. Charon ---- 36 M'KELLER. Pearl - - - 32 - BALLARD ...
... promoted. George Courtnay, without purchase, vice Au- brey, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards * Captains John Lyons Nixon, from the 9-I. foot. Captain-Lieutenant Alexan- der George Woodford, from the.tli foot, to be Lieutenants. Comet George Collier ...
... Bakewell, April if», 1800. GEORGE COUtD. going to -pin his Hrother in I rade at Manchefter, h*» tolnffer t«. hi, cufto- mer* and the pubiick. at coniidcrabfy 1 educed prises a larje and wtll stfocted STOCK, of ?? and WOOf-LEN DRAPER V, &c.-A. it i. mort ...
... ie«m and alter n> and enlarging the powers of two afls made in the thirry \ fecond year of the reign of h.s laic Majcftv King George the fecond, and in the twentieth ycr of the reignoi hispiefcnt Majefty, forsepai.ing and widening amnncft other Roads therein ...
... intituled An Alt to enlarge the Tceni •• and Power* of two Acts ?? in the joth year ol the reign of his Ive Majefty King George the sd, ! and in the i6rh year of the reign of h'y, for repairing and w.denin* the road from rhe ...
... removed thofe net. you* tremors, linking*, dec. that he complained of. 1 am, Sir, your obliged and obedient servant. GEORGE ROOKE. From George Rcoke, Efq. Langaans-il .11, Etlea. A-lZaat 14, 178©,. To Mr. Rymer, Sir, I have tl.e pleafure to acquaint you, that ...
... RICHARD SISSON, & Co. Leeds. JAMES LAMB. . Yo.k- EDW>*JtOBINSON, . Hull. THOMAS WILD, - Roiherham. JAMES WOOLLEN, . Shtfteld. GEORGE CASSON, - Halifax. % R- REPLING and Co. - Fenybridee. JOSEPH WOOD, - Wakefield. BENJ. FOW\ER, - Scarborough. SAML. and JNO ...
... Michael Thonias George Jones W. Brandon William Cox Robt. Vickers Jo. Whittyford Joseph Bradley Simon Tool John Taylor John Hudson Jrlin Kittoe John Elder Tosiah Clear Win. Rewmaa Thos. Morris Solomon Snmithey Robr. English Thos. Turnbull George Bradley James ...
... the last 2-sirs. ot'AbtI . ogs h. ft. Mr. 'Whaley's 'l unefut, beat Sir J. helley's Paynator, 2-year old course, 50gs. .r. Dawson's 'Twister, beat Mr. s W'ilsol's lBuzzatd, B. C. 200gs. AfMt.ilsou'Ur- 1 prize, bcat Ld. Clerinont's Meteor, Ab. M. 50gs. ...
... glories in his country, or in the namne( of Biitoin. Inl consequence of a letter having r been received by Lieutenant Colonel Dawson, I dimporting, as it was the wvish of his Royal High- le niess, the Commander in Chief, to be informsed,i whether the Volunteers ...
... effect of conscience bas beei strongiy :manifested withintihese fow- days in tile North of Ireland, where,; '20 years'back; Mr. Dawson, father of the present ,Nember'for Monaghanwas murdered. Every mealls thiai could be deiised' 'were iheffectually iried t ...