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... Captain John Beckfmd be Lieutenant and vice Edward Whitwell.-?Ditto, Sub-Lieutenant John Robinfon to be Guidon and Captain, vice John Beckfi td.?Onto, Robert Jones Adeane, Cent, be Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Robinfon. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, ...
... Richardldn, for Exeter; Nancy, M-re, tor John and Elizabeth, Love, r Dartmouth ; Geuige» Redmans, tor St. Maloes; Mary, Porter, for Dublin Limerick Trader, Hallo nan, for Limerick Peggy, es, tor Atiiea j Cardigan, ia.-iis, for’ Ltibon Mari in, for Crrmar* ...
... Capt. Gordon, are arrived here from Falkland's lfiand. Saile 1 the Sincerity, Moppet, for Guernfey Squirrel, Smith, for Cardigan Powell ; and Griffiths, for Plymouth ; and Prcfperity, Mor.khoufe, for Plymouth. Pallid Spithead, the the Norfolk, j Naiiau ...
... given to Sir George Yonge, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Alderman and it was adjourned till yellerday eleven o’clock precifely. On Mr. Grattan’s motion the Houft of Commons of Ireland on the 6th inllant, for an add refs to his Majefty, ftating the grievances, diftrelfes ...
... the tranflation of tire Right Rev.Dr. Markham, the archiepifoopal lee ot York. ' few days ago died Lampeter, Cardigan (hire, aged The Rev. John Evans, D. D. Tate matter of the Grammar-fchool at Portfmouth, Author of the Harmony the in Welch and feveral ...
... name and bear the arms of Bonnell, (fuch arms being firft duly exemplified according to the laws arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office) arid order, that this his Majelly's de;!aratiou be regiftereci in his Majefty's College Arms. far the London Caz*tte ...
... informed, by a correfpondent who on Sunday evening at cight thai Sir Watkin ReWes reiutned’ to that city the “fare: evening Cardigan, “an that b tended te begin his canyas on thorning. Wear that og Wedoelday D Auguit fo, Sir Joho Hatl if rhb cane vaffed ...
... there a very bad (hew of flowers. The Rev. John Conant, Re&or St. in Sandwich, is prefented the Right the Lord Chancellor to the Vicarage of in this county, void by the ceffiun of Mr, Moore. , And the Rev. John Bearblock, Vicar cliff, is colledled by his ...
... years groom to the late John Price, Efq. BANKRWPTS. Elizabeth Ogier and Peter Ogier, of the Old Artiliery-ground, weavers. John Shuttleworth, of Lawrence-lane, London, warehoufeman. Richard Turner, of Midgley, York, (luffmaker. John Bayley and Alexander ...
... Hon. and Rev. Mr. St. John and Lldy, SirViliiers Chernock« and Sir Peter Gray and Lady, Sir Thomas and Lady, Sir William Barnet and Lady, Sir Ogle and Lady, Sir .Thomas. and Lady. 'Sir Paulet St. John and LaHy, Sir Harry St. John and Lady, Sir Richard ...
... 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 ...
... Wrapped up in con{zious iategrity, and armed witha tenfold thield of honefty, I fear nat the of a mittaken crowd, nor the invidious attacks of my fe- cree enemies. Sir Nicholas Lawlefs, Mr. Coote, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Fotter, dalled upon the Houfe to ...