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... Table that Mr. Den. man had mistaken him. Mr. Denman aeded, that he wished to be onderstood by the House, as he had been grossly misunderstood and misrepresented oo the to*h.ch be had alluded He t houg ht that the Hon. Poem had referred to him (Mr. Denman) ...
... Bear, Ca bridge; Angel, Cardiff, and Abergavenny King's fict and Bell, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; Bosh, White Lion, Rath; Hop-pule, and Mar, and Mr. Worcester; Hen and Chickens, Hirmingham ; at and of Mr. Robbins, Warwick-Arect,Goldostilpi London. SOUTH ...
... RHIOICAT-Mr.Price, Fos , ' Ilitaran—Mr. T. E. I &bre C4III3ITV-Mr Bird. Post-oace. Mr. W. pa C•RDIGAII-Mt, Caleb Lewis,' Hook Bookseller M LLLLLLLLLL-Mr. Cur Trot —M r. Gal way, Gear. ins, Printer diao (Mee MILIOND— ...
... the Star the Welsh flirp, richly enamelled.—Dr. Burgess, the Bishop of St. David's, is mentioned as the Prelate of the Order. _ _ Mr. W. Griffiths is appointed Harbour Master of Beaumaris, in the room ot Mr. )ohn Jones, deceased. On Friday week, at Paikm ...
... of wit. King Charles had appointed 4 day far dining with his t haplains, in:fore an end should be put to them. It was Dr. South's turn to say the grace, and whenever the King honoured his chaplain, the prescribed formula ran God save the King and bless ...
... belonging to Mr. Pro. beets, of Turnaston, in th;s county, a Calf with two perfect heads, separate necks to the shoulder, and doubt. hack, to the rump; the hind part had ona tad, and body was as nsnal, with four legs—For two days and a night before Mr. Frantis ...
... Omission's—Mr. W. Lewis Bookseller E. Janes,' Printer 11)eystan—Mr. Gee. Printer D 1.14; MAT Mr. It. Jones, Printer H ORM? Mr. James Thomas. Printer HoLynnis—Mr. R. Rabertr HoLvwsu,lir.Carnes., Bookseller The NewspapeesoMees. nod sat Gent ...
... was to proceed by water, and they went down the river until Mr. Roger'e weak state of health acid the accumulating ice, determined them to land and to decide on Mr. Rogers remaining until Mr. Carr would proceed to tile Settlement, and procure help to ...
... and Mrs. Hartley Mr. Talbot and Col. Monism. Rev. Mr. and Mn,. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Monier, Miss Caroline Combs.. Mn. V. Tilsley, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Jenkins, ...
... Sir lay., be two ea their thee are west and unique.' Mr. can bg but imp is respects their w 5 Mr. Mr. hal plesesee is adding his Wisi the of the Royal in WO rainmenstation be entirely entscurro. Mr. n ihe in which they are erimpleied. Palaiinan. the Ine ...
... will deliberate this day upon the case, and report the result, of their delibcraiinns to the King. After which their decision will be officially tran.imitied by Mr. Buller, the Clerk in Council, to her Majesty's Solicitor. o'Ctocx.—The Council broke up at ...
... up at the King's Head Inn, in Well -street, where hr continued. On Solidity night last, he retired to bed between eleven and twelve o'clock, and as late as between three and four o'clock in the after noon of yesterday, the bov who had taken Mr. Ryan's boots ...