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... Earl of Cardigan, to Lady Elizabeth V/.;idegrave, elder! filter to the late Earl of YVakkgrave.ââ¬âWednesday, Mr. Jcfeph .Fowler, draper, of Nottingham, to Mifs Boon, daughter of Mr. James Boon, of this place. Monday the iSth inlt. Mr. John Downing ...
... mace ofhetiing* for Wh.tc and Beckvrtth*. COASTERS. The Marii, O Owen*, frem Cardigan, with 300 caflt* butter foi White and Beckwith*. The Two Sifter*. L Lewi*, from Cardigan, with 140 calk* baiter fur White and Beckwith*. . The Experiment, from Pwllhely ...
... Carrawnnjhire , Tlio. I.loyd, Hendre fenws, Ffq. Merioneth, Bulkeley Hatchet the younger, Tyn-y Montgomery John Moxton, of Vavnor, Kfq. nf>t£}?fhir,\ John Jones, of Cefncoch, Eiq. Flint y Gtoyllyin Lloyd Wardle, of Hartflieath, Paris, 'Jan. 71. Religious in ...
... 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 ...
... Wn.Byng, John Trims, Arrx. Maclean, John Ofwald, John Majoribanks, George Strickland, John Bif. fett, Thomas Bowyer Bower, Carr Beresford, Hon. Alex. Hope, Geo. Hobart, Lewis William Brounker, W. Palmer Acland, Hon. James E. Stuart, and John ...
... filencc and fanftity once reigned in all their moft religious forms, is now converted into a Place d'Armes, where the National Guard depofit their arms. This is amongft the other wonderful changes of time and circumftance, which fhould confole private ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... important events. HOUSE of LORDS, Wednesday, Feb. 9. Heard counfel the appeal from tie court feflion, wherein the honourable John Arbuthn is appellant, and Robert Smart refpondtnt. Without hearing the respondent's counfel, the lord chancellor moved, to ...
... Spencer, fecond fon to EarlSpenccr. The Rev. John B. D. late fenior Fellow and Burfar of Trinity College, rector Gainsford, in the Bifh opric of Durham, and vicar of Catterick, iv Yorkfhirc. BANKRUPTS. John Alexander Johnchon, and Louis» Lewis Feuillade ...
... appointed enquire into the imp lor dabt, not able afford the debtors gaol any rcCea this fcffion. th:», the in a great body, and John Carey, a thus addreffed them Now is the time. do not exert now, yon will be loft for ever. This created fuch a tumult, thai ...
... 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 ...