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... that Mrs. Morgan had again mif- carried ofa male child, which fecures to Sir Charles and hi» family the va*t eftates the late Mr. Morgan died poffeffed of. Mr. Morgan, at the age of 70, in the hopes of getting an hsrir to his eftates, married Mrs. M. then ...
... M. Pickney, Hnvoy Exiraordinaiy. a’’ ...
... new Epilogue by Mr. Snctt, the eharaflerof Undertaker, waabut too ominous of itt fate; and was not give* out for third reprefcniation. , _ . 6. Friday the Court King s Bench, Mr. Garrow moved for a criminal information agamft the Rev. Dr. Wnkeham and two ...
... caufe. Counfel for the plaintiffs, Mr. Serjeant Le Blanc, Mr. | Willon, and Mr. Sellon ; attorney, Mr. Charles Turner, of Yoxford. Counfel for the defendant, Mr. Joddrell, Mr. Plumtrec, and ...
... with.compliment thte officer*and .oWier*.both King’s tod Company’s* udder fiiriommand. 6. Lord and Judge A* ™; the Norfolk circuit. Mr. Jnft.ce Goold tad Mr. Baroo Hotham. the home. 7 . On Monday evening Mr. S-tnerland, fon of Ch. late Ctpt. Sutherland ...
... Died. Thurfday, aged 65, Mr. Wm. Hindes, of tha. King's Head Inn, Bcccles. Thuxfdav, in the 6^d year of his age, the Rev. George Robert Wadi worth. M. A. zs years rector of How, and 14 years rector of Kirltcad. Saturday the Rev. Mr. Braiithyvaite, rec- tor ...
... is received by Mr Longman, and MrlT-s. Rob ; nfons, Paterrtcllcr-ro ** j Mr. Fiu cer, New Bond- rtreerj Mr. Darton, Gr.-icechnrch ftreet; alf * by John S;>nk, Ffq. and ?? Deck, Bury St. Edmund's ; Mr. Shave, ant. Mr. Bufh. Ipfwich; ...
... General of Herbal, in the room of Lord 'Cornwall:!*. Mr. S. is the friend of Mr. Halting;. Dr. Duller was lafl wvcli chofvn llifliop of Exeter, iiurfuart the King’s Conge d’Elire, in the room of the late Dr. R.ol>, deccalcd. Fridav came ...
... ë Ime lmmcdiate ly. with cither of the under- mentioned executors : Mr. John E.iton, Bulmer, Mr.. Jofeph Hale, Somerton, ] Execu- Mr. fames Halls, Otten Belchamp, > �ë Mr. John Newman, Great Waldingfield, J Thomas Clubbe, Attorney, Sudburv. To ...
... Rev. Dr. Toraer. the worthy Matter Pembrakc-halt. Should it fo happen it is thought that the Rev. Mr. Prebendary Pretymaa will foccecd him the Deanery. 7. Toefday left, in the National Aflembly, the following letter was read from the French King: •• The ...
... O.i ills £3t!i 'i’i. M. read the Allowing citfr Dr. fr.-Ui'v ihc Electoral • •f the Departm; uCt’OruP, vv’.tirh cletlcd him ihe;r Dep ity to the Nat-.onai Convention : S.v - . at. F (■.'/’ Ytaf »f Lilerlf Sir, I hive juft received, and a very dtfliofntilvird ...
... Bl'isK, Jpsw 1 c h. - Mr Laves Oliver. Busy; Mr. B, ackr', Sudh.-y • Vtt Ch.ri^ Farmery, Ds-s; Mr. George Shaw, Botefcate ; fo!sn Abhor, Dchenh.m ; Mr. Htrry Ichr.fer Ene- fcr.Harwich; Mr. Rich.rdccatr.crda;? Hadeigh J oitc jjridges. V^i fon ...