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... His Majeftv's (hip 0 t»cy on Tliinfdiy.chaced. 5 armed veflels under the batteries of Boulogne, and began a heavy firj upon them ; when fotitf batteries opened udqi her, two of them with red-hot (hot, and tiie wind falling, (he was ex- pofed to an inceflant ...
... * Windfor Corporation, per arm. iccl.* Freemafuns at Kingfton-upon-Hull, per.-annum, 501. * Lord Curaon'a Servants, 301. Ss. 6d.* Fire Side Society, eleven members, Black Boy a*>d Apple, Charing Cross, 301. * Lord Cardigan's Servants, aBL 141.* Invalids ...
... London, Lmmn-ihapvrr CesTif icatfu to grantrii. March 9. John Charles S mlnicr, of Broad-ftrert, LooJon, Merchant. '''• March 9. John Blyih, Stepney, Midillcfcx,- Salelnian. »v,V- ( March 9. John Grattan, London, • •. 'j March 9. Thomas Heys now l.ue- cf Livi ...
... material Confequcncc occurs, be prorogued to December. Yefterday Lord Brudcncll took his. Seat in the Houfe of Peers, as Earl of Cardigan. A very brilliant Affemblage 01 Ladies attended Yefterday in the Houfc Peers, to hear his s Speech. The King never looked ...
... country, faw great numbers of armed inha- bitants on their march to join Gen. Beaulieu's army who unanimoufly declared, that they would exert their utmoft efforts to drive the French out of the Emperor's Dominions. — Their arms confided of piftols and a blunder- ...
... wark upon Trent, on the prefentation ot Sir Roger Newdigate, Bart. The Rev. John Williams, LL,R. Canon Re- fidentiary at St. David's, is ?? to the Arch- deaconary of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Vincent. The Rev. Rpbert James Carr ...
... of Rothwell, in Yorkihire, Dealer. John Curter, of Whitechapel, Sadler. Leonard Newbank, of Fore-Street, Ltmdon, Batcher. Lewis Ro- bertfon and John Kennedy, of Cornhill, London, Infurance- Brokers and Pactncis. John ?? of South-Street, St. George, Ha ...
... of Binfield. BtJferJ/hirt, William Cole of Sondon. Bmtkinrhamjhirt, John AnfeU of Great MifiSmden. Cumberiaut, John SenhoufeofCalder Chtjhiu, JohnEgertonof Broxton. Camh' and Modi’, John Jackfon of Godmanchcfter. Quo niad/f Swcite Nicholas Archer of Truro ...
... were both reprieved. At Leicefter, John Jobnfon, convicted of ftealing a quantity of fifh out of a pond appertaining to tht Hon. Richard Auguftus Butler Danvers, was ordered tobe tranf- ported for feven years. — John Crowder, convicted of ftealing one ...
... ire. John Mutters, of Colwich, Efq. Oxfordjh. John Wcyland, of Wood-Baton, Efq. Rutlandfb. R. Hotchkin, of South-Luffenham, F.fq. Shrofjhtre. Dudley Acland, of Millichap, Sumerfetfeire. Sir J, Trevelyan, of Nettlecomb, Bart. Stnffnrdjbire. John Turton ...
... Hargrove, alias Hathaway, for Healing a Marc; William Strutton, for Healing Mare; —John Steptoe, fur Sheep-Healing;—Richard Powell, for Sheep-Healing; 1 homas Dennifon and John Wilkins, for Houlebreaking ; and William Cripps, for the like Offence. Struttun ...
... People. Yefterday in the Afternoon a poor Woman's Child expir'd in her Arms as fhe was finging Ballads in Fet- ter-Lane. [ Price Two-Pence, ] On Wednefday the Earl and Countefs of Cardigan, fet out from his Houfe in Privy-Garden for FraSce, to vifit their ...