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... Derby, THOMAS BROWN, Chesterfield. For the County of Nottingham, Mr. JOHN KEYWORTH, Nottingham, ' FRANCIS VICKERS, Mansfield, THOMAS STANSALL, Newark. And for the County of Stafford, Mr. JOHN LIKLY, Wolverhampton, WM. CHALLINOR, Leek, SAMUEL SCARLET, Newcastle ...
... Elizabeth Hill Rev. F. Willington John Corbett Elisabeth Hollier Jof. & Tho. Gibfon. William Lawfon. Catton. Thomas Hamp ' Euf. Horton, Efq. James Edwards Matthew Webb Abraham Yates Francis Hamp John Ray and Co. Robert Emery. John Draper Roblistoi*. William ...
... when the Houfe divided, % For the Amendment - - 59 Againft it - - 34 The bill was confequently rejected. Friday laft Mr. Grattan's motion in the Irifli Houfe of Commons, for the Abolition of the Police, was, after a long debate, negatived by a majority ...
... On the $th inft. afmart (hock of an earthquake was felt at Comrie in Perthfhire. At the affizes held at Cardigan on Wednefday the llth inftant, John Benjamin, aged only 18 years, was found guilty, and condemned to be hang'd, for the wilful murder of Mifs ...
... Shelmcuii. c, Manchefter, and Mr. Edge, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, London. John Crowther, of Leeds, Millwright. To appear Auguft 31, Sept. 1, 29, at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. Attor- nies, MefT. Bolland aad Atkinfon, Leeds, and MefT. Allen, Furnival's ...
... Lordfhip of Schaumburg Lippe, in confequence of an extraordinary irapofition for the accommodation of the military ; the ?? armed with provincial weapons of defenfe, and in great force, to oppofe the foldiery. The Commandant, alarmed at the afpect of affairs ...
... arofe, in which the Bill* was oppofed by Mr. Jolifte, Mr. Curwcn, and Lord Sheffield , and luppirted by Sir William Young, Mr.John Pitt. Mr. Powis, and other Gentlemen. The Houfe divided, when there appeared, For the commitment — 93 Againll it — — 2 WINE ...
... of DEVONSHIRE, in the Chair. STEWARDS, FRANCIS BURDETT, Efq. THOMAS DRURY, Efq. GEORGE SNOWDEN, Efq. Mr. JOHN YOUNG, Mr. JOHN CHARLTON, Mr. JOHN WADE. %* Dinner en the Table at four d'Cloci. 1 T-I CX E T S tcs. 6J. each, to be had at the Bar. GEO. KARRIS ...
... Williams, Abraham Walker. John Williams. William Hall. Mary Lane. Michael Carden. John Rice. Rev. Thomas Gawtliorn. Jofhua Statham. George Sharp. Thomas Jackfon. John Gi Hot. William Barber. John Webfter. George Williamfon. Holbrooke. John ...
... may be taken out, via. Mr. John Bower, - CheAe field, Mr. George Gould, - Bakewell. Mils Sarah Brown, - Afhborne. Mr. John Winfon, - Wiikfworth. Mr. William Wilton, Alfreton. Mr. Robt. M'Knaoght, Chapel-en-le- Fiith. Mr. John Brandreth, Buxton. N. B. No ...
... £. 488 19 o The above Account fettled and allowed Ly us this 18th day of May, 1795. JOHN CROMPTON, RICHARD BATEMAN, JOHN HOPE, LEWIS LATUFFIERE, THOMAS SAXELBYE, JOHN HILL. ?? . . ?? ..n .. ' 1 -.TBi.iMUtu .. R.i a^cai 111 * ?? Paper, SCROFULA oa KING'S ...
... Killinglcy S Robert Emery. John Garner J Reflirton. Mary Yates ? Thomas Pratt William Nickols ? Joieph Kiilingty Jofeph Tuanidiff \ John Cos John Draper S William Roberts William Rawlias. S jofeph Tosopfen. SAMPSON REA, \1 . JOHN G A.IK %* h J Trcafurers ...