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... fon, Paddy, mv dear, go up *ke a man, and don't bring a in your father's face. BANKRUPTS. John Hawkins, of Gracechurch-ftrcct, London, woollendraper. John Roderick Smith, hi the county of Middlefex, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman. Samuel Lay, ...
... acquaintance, Oo the died at Alford, in this county, John Astrews, Efq aged 68, A Fi v days il e died, at Parthingoe, in Northampronthire, 84, the aw the late Rev. Mr. formerly re lor at »and Sir John Egerton, of Rhyne- \ ‘ turday nishe} ’ i,t Wi . of William ...
... of Lanvihangel Geneur Glyn, in the county of Cardigan, dealer and chapman.?Thomas Tibbs, of Chittern Jit. Mary, in the county of Wilts, wine-merchant, common-brewer, dealer and chapman.?Thomas Nuttall and John Smcthurft, of Salford, the county Lancatler ...
... this Corporation W ithout any Propofals at large may be had Gratis. The Rev. John Sutton, A. B. reQor of Oakley-Parva, in “orthamptonthire, is prelented by the Earl of Cardigan, to of Glouflon, in Leiccferthire. was married at Uffington, near this place ...
... Dunkerton, of Shep- ton Mallet, Somerfethhire, Clothier.— John Keirby, of Layfton, Herttordhhire, Trapp, of Briftol, Widow, Bifcuit-baker.—Thomas Felmonger. — Mary Quarman, of Brifto! » Innholder.— John Wakefield, late of Halls Miil, in Ireland » but now of ...
... Majefty'• armed tranfports the Refolution and Raikes, on their paflage to join at Trincomale with ftores and ammunition, had very unfortunately been fallen in with by the French fquadron, and captured*, and the San Carlos, another his Majefty'• armed tranfports ...
... the 2oth inft. Muaiter John George Dorville, aged four years; on the 24th init. Mifs Anna Dorville, aged two years, the children of Jolin Dorville, jun, Efy. of Norwood Lodge, Suriey.-~At Greea-Grove, in the county of Cardigan, the Right Hoa, the Lady ...
... cluded. By a Correfpondent from Cardigan we learn, thaton Wednefday the 19th inftant, there was brought in there by Captain Gambold, com- mander of the Pearl cutter, a lugger called the Succefs, belonging to Foy in John Tomlin, Mafter, laden with 3,000 ...
... Abraham Vianna, Bethnal-ercen, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, uenler and chapman. John Dyer, now late of Upper in the county Warwick, dealer and chapman.—John Hales Owen, the county Sw ...