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... furrender 17 18 the Tuns John Wright of coaUncrchants Benjamin Hughes SoI'iHury-Court and brandy-merchant John Bailey RdSinaI!cy and Smalley of Blackburnbankcrs William Hutchinfoii of Burton-I Aonard Jof of Chipplng-Oiigar linen-draper John Cochrane 1 Iatton ...
... potatoc-mcrchant. John Paliiu-r, 01 Blythburg in Suffolk, miller. Davi^ Rowlands, ot Llautklcwybrcwy. CardiganCiire, drover. J-v.in Evan*, oj Lhuuiifill, and David Evans, of Siiian, Cardigan fh ire, drovers. Thomas Davies, of Al.ilbaeh, j'-.ii John Evans, of ...
... married, Mr. John johnibn, of Congleton, wine-merchant, to Mifs HiWitch, of Sandbach, this county. Same day w;_s married, Mr. Sandford Grey, of Hodnet, to 2 4 .1& Pritchard, of Prets, Shropthire. Wednelday feanight was married, the Rev. John Olderthaw, ...
... Dundalk, on twenty-one Defenders 3 tw to be traniported ; and ten to be imprifone wee a months, for confpiting to murder Mr. John 3s fix to be imprifoned tor other offencesi—Arthar fHa- gan and Patrick for a confpitacy to murder Mr. M‘Neal, in conjunétion ...
... lO per cent. 0' NOTICE. THE perfoiis indebted to the eftr.tc of John Price, a bankrent, are requefted immediately to pay the amount their refpeftive debts to Mr. James Jongs, at Mr. John M'DonneU’s, City-quay who is dflly empowered by to receive fame ...
... fon, Paddy, mv dear, go up *ke a man, and don't bring a in your father's face. BANKRUPTS. John Hawkins, of Gracechurch-ftrcct, London, woollendraper. John Roderick Smith, hi the county of Middlefex, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman. Samuel Lay, ...
... affixed to the carriage. The immediate infult offered to the Pope, was the attempt to difplace the King s arms of France, and to put up fomething for the arms of the Republic, over the French Conful’s door. They were warned that this would not be fuffered. The ...
... F(emi(h poffcfiions ? Would they not be forced to tak-- the fame precautions throughout all Zealand, independent of (hips and armed pinnaces, which mull be multiplied upon the tivef, or upon its branches, the excurfivns (Irangers, and future enterprifes With ...
... the battahons -I. roufiquenee of this d.rcoyered before the nanfports left the Lake ott at the Nore for additional Hand, of arm*- The King'a guard, are have sh add.r.on of light infantry companies, which have ten in thefe regiroenls. Bouille. Saturday ...
... of Middlesex the City and Liberty Wellminftct.' i* U'hitthall, Juij 6. Hi* M a jetty hat beep pleated conHitme and appoint John Anttruther, of Lincoln's Ton, ia the county of *• hi* Mi* iefty** Jufttce for the countie* of Carnarvon, Merioneth and Anglelea ...
... commumcaung his fentmienis to Lady W. on this fubjeft, Ihe exclaimed, Ido it merely to make old Lady D. open her purfe- Mr. Grattan proved, that on laft > at the iaftanee of Sir Heni7 and Mr Wright, he became refponfiblc for the amount of the property of ...
... and bear the Arms addition to his prefent names, purfuant the laft Will and Teftament of hi? Maternal Grandfather, Thomas Chamberlain, Wardington aforefaid, dcceafed; fuch .Vrms being firll duly exemplified according to the law* of Arms, and recorded ...