Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... and John Ormiby, Efq. being called thereto, Refolved, That the of this Mecting be returned to Mr. Atkinfon for bis veyy proper conduct in the Chair. OHN ORMSBY. Charles Atkinfon Robert Orme John Goodwia Owen Morriffos Annefley Knox Jehn Smith John Ormiby ...
... 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 ...
... Acres of uncommon rich Land, entirely compadt, with peculiar Advantage of being Tythe Free, let uff on Leafes to Mr. John Stokes, Mr. John Hopkins, and Mrs. Either, nine Years of which were unexpired at Lady Day Taft, at low old Rem; of t r9ol. per Annum ...
... 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 ...
... Well Riding 789, North Riding 385’, Anglcfea Brecknock 53, Cardigan 47, Carmarthen 87, Carnarvon Denbigh 95, Flint 49, Glamorgan 99, Merioneth 56, Montgomery 90, Pembroke 60, Radnor 34. Arming of the People. —The following is the proportion of men to furmfhed ...
... the Houfe of Commons, Mr Grattan reprobated the war in firong terms, and dwelt greatly upon the brilliant fucceffes of the French, and the exhaufted ftate of this country. He contended firongly for the total emancipation and arming of the Roman Catholics ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... be C iptain. John Moore, Efq. 10 be Firft Lieut. Win Grattan, Eiq. (o Second Lient. Eallinajloe and Aughnm Ditto. Richard Trench, >0 Captain. John Power i'rench, Efq. e Fit ft Lieut. Kilrufh Ditto. Bindon S.ott, Efq. to be Firft Lieut. John Hickman, Efq ...
... but in the fuccetTes of the arms individual Purchafers IRISH STATE-LOT- Rev VachfclH William Efq of to Mifs Jenyns filler the Rev George Jenyns of Bottifham hall this county Sunday was married at Chrift church Middlef'ex John Hammond Efq Fenffan-ton Huntingdon ...