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... Hughes, wife of Mr. John Hughes, of this city, merchant. uefday fc nnight died, at Wilmflow, this county, Mrs. Hulme, widow. On the 7 th of November died, at New York, the yellow fever, Mr. James Kerlhaw, merchant, lon of Mr., John Kerlhaw, of Armlield ...
... Lloyd, i Efq. to Mifs Lloyd, of Abcrtrinani, Cardigan-1 Ihirej niccc Earl Lifburnc. grocer, VVarrihgton. A ince at Conglcton, this, county, Mrs. Sophia Topp, wife of Mr./ John Topp, and daughter of the late John Colby, Efq. pf Bofton, in Lincoinfhire. f' ...
... gentlemen were impanelled to decide the trial : • John Leader, Efq; John May hew, E-'q; John Etheringtoti, Ttioma:; Cole, Charles Minier, Daniel Dyfon, Elq; Thomas Surnet, Efcj» William ~ ner, Efq; John Lockver, Efq; Peter Taylor, I fane Dimfdale, The ...
... long before they will be enabled to re-embark. Tbr French lately landed a thoufand (land of arms, and three hundred troops on the ifland of Martinique the arms were intended for the blacks. They were however attacked npth fuch vigour, that it fuppofed ...
... as moderate s are confittent with the national dignity, have neglected nothing for afluring new triumphs. to the republican arms. © ‘The French fhould know y never can have peace with their enemies till the a all have render- ed it impoffible for them ...
... of Liverpool, (later, at the Globe, rch s. John Petlley, of Lavenham, Suffolk, innholder, at ha Swan Inn, Lavenham. i. a 9. William Surety, St. Martin's-court, Wcftmmler, holier, at Guildhall. rch 4. John Senior, Wadehiil, York, dyer, at th* King's Irms ...
... not wanted. The queltion was then put, and negat : ved. MARRIED. At Bromley, iu Kent, John Rcade, F.lq; of Irpfdcn, in Oxfordfhire, to Ircotr, daughter of Major John Scott, of Bromiey*At Kettleitone, Norfolk, Mr. Walker Wilby, of Little-Britain, to Mrs ...
... dine at BENNET’s, a Monday the 22d inftant : DENIS BOWES DALY, in the Chair: STEWARDS, Hon. Lord Caulfield, John Taylor, Efq; Right Hon. Grattan, George Maquay, Georg. Penfoaby, Efq; James Hartley, Fiq; §°5 Dianer on the table precifel at ix o'clock. THON ...
... King has been pleafed to grant the dignities of Vilcount, Earl, and Marquis ot the Kingdom of Great Britain, to the Right Hon. John Earl of Bute, his Majefty's Amballador Extraordinary and the Court of Spain, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten ...
... to them necefiary, more effectually to put a Stop to thia Evil, confidt af CHARLES OGLE. Etq. Mr JOHN RUSSELL, Mr MATH. CLAYTON, Mr JOHN SHIELD, Mr JOHN GREEN, Mr OEOROE LUDLOW, Mr WM. WOLFALL, Mr AtffH. EASTERBY, Mr MALIN SORSBIK, and Mr WM. BATSON, ...
... with what had already been the 7V»# SaJustar Crural againfl the motion ; conf.dered the tranfaAiot right, they bnmg for the Arm (mrina of C-~ r, yeiyll 4 ut k . th*t the Chaocenorof the £jkc. any thing on the fubjcft. The divided ; p«t, lh« tw ...
... J?oaf. Mondav in the Houfe-of Commons, Sir George flated. that the laie Mr; John Hunter *»a.-hy his will, the traders, therein appoiottd, to offer the Britifli Government that almoft invaluable Muteum, or Collection of SubjeOs in Natural which had coil ...