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... London. Attorney, Mr. Belton, No. 16, Great Ryder-Sireet St. James’*. DIVIDENDS. November 30. John Owen Harries, Cardigan, (nop* keeper, at the White Hart Inn, Cardigan, November 36. Chrlflcpher Lancaftcr, merchant, »t Mrs. Morphy’s, the Mar and CJ.vtrr Tavern ...
... would never live to fee her, who could for ever make him happy, in the arms of another man further telling had too much regard for her, to treat her fhe but fhould fee him locked the arms of dea'h ere day. The next day he went Stratum, on his matter's bufinefs ...
... dictate on the part of the Commodore had joined Sir John Jervis's fleet only two days before the action took place. had the Mediterranean the Minerve. . The following letter of thanks was by Sir • John Jervis, to the dilicrent Admirals of his sect: Sir ...
... refpcdling the treatment of thofe iflands in the Well- Indies which lately fubmitted to our arms, in the expedition under the conduct of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jarvis. He had not yet made his mind as to the which bis motion fhould take, but be would ...
... 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 ...
... PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW STREET, Barnet Solomon, alias .w'ey, John Solomon, S man Jacobs, George Hardxicke, John Hanl y, John Dclany, Tnomas Day, Willi Han dand, John Pullen, James Hayden, Thomas Croxweli, and William Tilley, togeth-rr vv.th Eliz heth Benjamin ...
... December* The following members took the oaths and their fears: Marquis of Tmhheld, for Peterstkldj Lord North, Banburv Lord John RulTell, Taviftack; James WaU wyn, Elq. Hereford Hon. Piercy Wy ldham, Midhurft;, Major Thomas Maitland, Haddington; Richard ...
... manufacturer. cf Ovxtffiy, watch-maker John Richardj fon, of'the Strand, dealer. John Maiden, of Wafping-walk Staffordshire Andrew Hdlarn, of Liverpool, flone-tQafen. Arthur Davis, of WimborHe-MinJler, victualler, John Jeayes and Jofebh Sandbach, Brornfgrovc ...
... the Tromp, of ff&ntt Captain Worfly, and I’El'pion, armed en-flute, Cap l, Role, with Dutch of. war on board conveyed Fluftiing; aifo the Anacreon brig, of gutis, Lieutenant and the Earl bpencerj armed cutter, on cruize. A Court of Enquiry was held this ...
... Fowler, of Scotland-yard, Weftminfter, merchant. William Sharp, the younger, ot Afhbydc-la-Zouch, inn-keeper. John James, of Tuglyn, the county Cardigan, merchant. Hamlet Lowe, of Mancheiter, auctioneer. James Stcll, of Haftmgs, hardwareman. William Kilpin ...
... iefloons flowers. u f* Lady Elizabeth Monk. —A crape and s f trimmed with broad gold fringe, and Vß cord and taflels. Lady Cardigan —Petticoat embroidered with puiple and hlvcr, and Vandyk’d at the with fiber net, and trimmed with fiivcr friug * Lady Charlotte ...
... James O’Coigly, otherwiie James Quigley, otherwife called James John Favey, Arthur O’Connor, John Binns, John Allen, and Jeremiah Leary, as fuch falfe traitors aforefaid, with force and arms, on the 27th day of February lalf, Margate, in the County of Kent ...