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... 1 againft it a majon The Veba comprehending an hlftorical of feveral Adminiftiations the laft years animated perfonal Mr Grattan reprobated the recall from whofe laudable accomplilliment of all her wilhes Mr aflerted pofuivefy that the to attributed the ...
... married, John Hall, Efq; of Scorbrough, Mifs Margaret Middleton, daughter Wm. Middleton, Of Beverley. 1 On Sunday fe'nnight was married, at our Parifh Church, Mr. Binus, fchool-maiter at Bramiey, near this town, to Mifs Dixon, only daughter of Mr. John Dixon ...
... chapmen and copartners; at Gu.ldhall, London. 19. John Livefry, John Hargrtave, Peter Andie, Smith, end William Hall, merchants, callicnprinters and partners; at the Bull’s Head Inn, in Manchefter. 41. John Lucas, of York-ftrect, Cnvent-Gardcn, in the county ...
... March 2. John forllcr and John Jolley, both Whitby, the county of York, mercers, (Iran ts, dealers and chapmen; the 01.1 Globe. Scarborough. ;. Mary Sommtrfu Id, of Bearhiuder-lanc, London, linen draper, dealer mid at Guildhall, London. y. John Bell, of ...
... petty officer and 7 fcamen wounded. Diamond, a teamen wounded. Hebe. Mr. John Leagatt (furgeon), and fcaman wounded. Niger. Mr. Long (id lieut.) and 1 fcaman wounded. Syren. Mr. John M'Gutt'ock (midlhipman), and marine killed ; and 2 teamen wounded. Lift ...
... al fare! ij, Sir John Sinclair, bt, rr-ilt-i . ,-d ?? l.e.ri of Wintllelfea, bail of Hardwicke', Lord Dundas, Sir W. W.Wynne, bart. and Kobe-.: Smith, efq; el idled ordinary members, Wah-Oh in., Maid s's. 6th reg, dragoons, Major John Prince, to be lieut ...
... poli.ics, e independent of all parties. The French ttiips jutt taken Sir Edward Pellew', with thole taken and deftroyed by Sir John Warren, make lofs fuftained by the enemy in few weeks, of not lefs than Thirty nine Sail, exclusive of Burhon’s captures. Captain ...
... wounded, was murdered in his bed. The foldiers of that regiment turned their arms againrt their officers, and (bot fevcral of them. The regiment of Drefnay laid down their arms; thofe of Leon and Damas fought bravely; but the moft noble ftand made againrt ...
... brongit up tothe Publick Office, to be examined, viz John Solomon, Simon Jacobs, and Birnet S lomon, alias Bowley, Jews—George biardwick, ohn Hanley, John Delancey, Janes vden, William Hanland, John Pullen, and Tilley, who had aéted as Tdiwcil’s defending ...
... Clienvyn t, of ! taftooKhire, knt. Sir John Dryden, of innftiire. knt. R. Salilhury, efq; Monmouthihire; R. Gamon, Middlefex; Lionel DareU. et'|; of Surrey; R. Ncave, efq; of Eflex; H. Jla-.vl y, cfj; oflvcnt; John Pollen, of Hanti; and j ,ih;i VVentworth ...
... Colonel Hervey Alton, one of the Grooms of the bedchamber to his Royal Highnefs. Admiralty-Office, March 7. Copy Letter from Sir John Warren, Captain of bis Maje/ty's fbip Pcmone, to Mr. Stephens, dated Caivfand Bay, March 2. Sir, I beg you will inform their ...
... fleet of Ruffia. The Lord St David's has collated the Rev. John Hughes, of Glafbnry, Chaplain Lord Vifcount Hereford, to the Prebend of Llanfaintfread, in the county of Radnor; and the Kev. John Thomas, of Hay, Chaplain the Earl of Potvis, the Prebend ...