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... personally to attend JOHN BELLAMY, Jun. Steward. Wisbech, 2d October, 1822. . CROFT with SKEGNESS, in the county Lincoln. Notice fa hereby given, THAT the Great Court Lxet and Court Baron of the Trustees under the WiU of the Right Honorable John George Lord Monson ...
... part of the Orangeman’s engagement—* We will not carry away money, goods, or anything, from any person whatever, cxcopt‘mg arms and ammunition, and these only from our enemies ?* Did the witness subscribe to these words>—l never did, nor have I ever heard ...
... for the recovery thereof. ROBt. OBBINSON, Executor. Boston, Lincolnshire, Sept. 1823. ' ' In the AFFAIRS of Mr. JOHN FISHER. WHEREAS JOHN FISHER, of the city of Lincoln, corn-merchant, having, by Indenture of Assignment bearing date the twenty-third day ...
... sessions, on Saturday last, Samuel Shore, David Hughes, and John Grattan, were tried for stealing a pocket-book and its contents, the property of Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty, and Grattan was acquitted. Previously to passing sentence, the Chairman ...
... the To SOLD by AUCTION, By Burton and-Clark. On Monday the sth day of April, 1824, on the premisesof Mr. AncocK, theNoEL's Arms Inn, the lordship of Whissendine, the county of Rutland, (who leaving the inn and part of the land,) HE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS J_ ...
... Sliilcock William Donington Elsey John Bucknall Taylor Tucknev Eve John South Elkington Tunnard C. K. Esq. Frampton Eve William Louth TroUope Rev. H. Harrington Egremont Rev. Godfrey ditto Trought Samuel Louth Empringham John Taylor Christopher Tothill Mumby ...
... ROB. SHERARD, Clerk to the Commissioners. CORBY ASSOCIATIONT Annual Meeting of this Association will X' br*eld, at Cardigan Arms in Corby, on the day of September instant, 12' the forsssoon. ROB. SHERARD, • 1824. Solicitor and Treasurer. SUTTON HOLLAND ...
... bring blood. On the following day (Sunday) Mr. Sim. mons had a violent pain in the arm, extending to the shoul. der, and two tumours formed under the arm, near to the arm-pit. Fomentations were applied, and some relief obtained both from the pain and the ...
... every high name and authority that grm:ed e annals of this country and Ireland—by Windam, Pitt, Romilly, Whitbread, Burke, Grattan, and by a name which was ter than all these—by the illustrious Fox. (Cheers.) %eu‘t this was not all. The wisest men of the ...
... Richard in his absence, after having taken an oath to the contrary. He it is who figures so magnanimously in Shakspeare’s King John. The chivalrous fanatic Louis IX. is to appear there of course. So does Philip de Valois, the adversary of KEdward 111., and ...
... Thievei, $c. Notice is hereby given, THAT the General Annual Meeting of the Members of this Association will be held, at the Cardigan Arms to Corby, in the county of Northampton, on Monday the Third day of October next, at 12 o'clock. ROBt. SHERARD, Oundle, ...
... Thievet, $c. Notice is hereby given, THAT the General Annual Meeting of the Members of this Association will be held, at the Cardigan Arms to Corby, to the county of Northampton, on Monday the Third day of October next, at 12 o'clock. ROBt. SHERARD, Oundle, ...