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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' ...
... that remained at the Maroon Town. In the barrack here have now from 410 43c. Feb. 9, Five Chief the Maroons, among whom were John lon and Smith, were fent from hence fell Friday morning; and on Saturday morning, with 100 regulars, kft the Old Town for the ...
... Hope, Underhill, from Dideford, and Maria, Owen, from Cardigan, with qrs oats for Wright and Davies.—l he JL-tfey, Williams, and Providence, Jacob, from Aheryftwith, and Hopewell, Morgan, from Cardigan, with qrs oa*s for* I Giblon,—.l he Peace, Selly, from ...
... Liltlh|ow, Hon. John (lope Orkney di Balfour Peeblci, William Mootfnmrry fcrlb. Colonel Thomas Graham Renfrew, 4Boyd Alexander *Sir Cbarlea Rofa Rnakurjh, Bit Grorgt Dnoglai SeJtirk. Mark Pringle ?Admiral Sir C. Keith EJpWnone Soinerland. *Sir John Sinclair ...
... *r.d (hall detached for that That arms, accoutrements, and cloathing, (hall forthwith be ptovidcd for man raifed by virtue this aft, according to the eftabliflimeot the militia force*; and that one fixth part of the arms and cloatblng lo provid'tl, much ...
... Mr. i John V/atfon, late one of the Stockpoit loyal volunteers. A few days ago, Mrs. Davenport, wife of Davis Davenport, elq. Capeilhoriie, in Chefiilte, was taken fuddenly ill whilll walking on the at Brighthelmftone, and expired in the .arms of attendant ...
... Davenport, Efq. Capefthorne, this county, was taken ill whilft walking en the Seine, at Brighrhelmftone, and expired in the arms of an attendant before ihe could be removed frcm the benefaction 51. from Lord.Vifcount Killmorey, and 211. from Thomas Brereton ...