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... Thomas Bromedge, Stone-mill, Gloucester, clothier. James Cross.Cuuinterc al-road, Middlesex, taylor. John Evans, Jos. Jones, and Win Daviea, late of Cardigan, bankers and copa.-turrs. Win Willcock,Orchard-street, Westminster, Middlesex, baker. Phillip Hillary ...
... Liucotn ® witk Merioneth re ...
... to be void and of uone effect: And aho to order, that Majesty's coucessiou and declaration registered Wis college arms. BANKRUPTS. John beam, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, but .now of Sculcoates, York, merchant. Henry Warner aud Sam. Bristol, druggists ...
... JL Commission of Bankrupt awarded and Issued forth and now in prosecution against AUBONE SURTEES, JOHN SURTEES. ROWLAND BURDON, JOHN BRANDLING, and JOHN EMBLETON, of Ibe borough of Berwick upon Tweed, hankers and partners, are requested meet the surviving ...
... with his assistant, the'sand near Sattburn within the said port, were feloniously obstructed nnd imprisoned by ten twelve armed men. who detained several hours ; -until, it is supposed, the cargo smuggling cutter then that coast, had boen landed, to which ...
... charged with breaking • t.' of Mr John Bruitskill, of Whitehaven— G,i/'i/ Setle&rs and William Green, charged with notes— OuiUp. John Hamilton of with having on bis premisses. 20 forged Bank of notes, ...
... the night of the 17lli in»t. soon after o'clock, the Defiance Coach, on its way from Liverpool, was overturned at the Cardigan Arms, within about a mile from this place, owing to the coachman, who represented have been in a stale of intox icalion, turning ...
... wood. Grantham, Scarborough, Sheffield, Arundel, Gelway, Hotham, Itokeby, Tyrconnell, Egremout, Aylesbury, Dartmouth. Cardigan, ; —John Lister Kaye, Henry Thomas Vavasour, Thomas Sling shy, !•;, Mark Francis Baronets; The Dean York, The Dean of ; Christopher ...
... C. M. Cheerc, Esq. Cambridge University —Lord Pahaerston and John Smyth, Esq. Camefford— Earl of Yarmouth, and M. Milbank, Esq. Canterbury —S. R. Lushington, Esq. and Lord Clifton. Cardigan— Prysc Esq. Carnarmn— Sir Charles Paget. Chichester- Lord J. ...
... friends, Lieut. John of I.ight Pragoons, youngest son of the late Geo. lof Clifton, near York. t/u- Editor of the Durham County Advertiser. Sicord and the Curtain having proved unavailing, Alitor of Truth appears in the field again armed with bow. His ...
... • - forward and expressed sincere contrition ft, '!.'! officer for their improper conduct—The remain, Riglit Hon. Henry Grattan were deposited in Westiuuwr, bey on Friday last. They were followed to die tomb Dukes Sus-ex, Wellington, and Leinstcr, and ...
... Saturday last, John Taylor, for vtvi:,g lead from divelling-hotisc—to transported 7 years. Bryson and John Ross, for stealing lead, the property of ' *-rural Allies—to he confined each six months in the House ' 1 's'r'.'ct.o!!. John Rutter, for stealing ...