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... Yeaft~—bfervations made by a young Gontleman who was boda blind—Trial of John Sellers, Mary Jones, and Rd. Footner, forthe Murder of Thomas Yates—Poetry, &c. &c. This Day is Publifhed, Y JOHN RICE, removed frem College green, to No. 118, Graften-ftrect, oppofite ...
... 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 ...
... Firit Lieut. Charles O’Donel, E q. to Second Lieut, Balnafaggart Ditto. John Corry Mcuuay, to Full Lieut. City of fVaterford Infantry, Cornelius L. Wallace, Elq. to be Captain. John Lonnergan, Efq. to Full Lieut. Alexander Wallace, Efq. he Second Lieut ...
... the Cure of Mr. Fowlcs about two Months. JOHN TWIST, cured of a Cancer In his Lip, at Hailfton, Worceftei fhire, (ulcerated) and tried for a Cure in Bath to no Effect, but cured by Mr. Fowles in a Month. JOHN PRIEST, of Hailfton aforefaid, cured of a ...
... Colonel Hillop, to accept or not. . . _ . JOHN WHYTS, Major-Gcßcril (Signed) |THOMAS PARR, Capt, Royal Navy Dated board his Vlajefty * fi-.ip Babet, the river Demerary, April JO, 1796. (A true copy,) S, JOHN WHYTE. is out of power as yet to give » decifive ...
... 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 ...
... Norfolk, wa» •with an complaint for c.uht years, which my head and eyes eery much, Co that it took aw; ymy fight } affeiled mv arms «r.d hands, that the joints of fingers li.'cd to fliy out with great knots I was not able to put on hi, nor fcarcely to turnmyfrir ...
... been pleafed to ap- r cint John Shelton, E-; of Rofs, in the county of a Juilice of the Peace for the counties o . Cork and Limerick. On Tharfday laft, at a meeting of the Exami- ners of the Royal College of Surgeons, Mr. John obtained a CertiScate. G. ...
... Hellefdt.n ; and John Phipps, the elder, for flealing 2 facks from John Goddard, of Geifl, were each ltrnienced to 7 years tranfportation. James Bowls, for fleal- ing money out of the hoiife of .Tl* o - S ne m B_ °f Oid Buckenham ; John Syder, for Healing ...
... Bill, which flood for to-morrow, be to Monday the of April next. Agreed to. i Wafte Land Committee was, on the motion of Sir John Sinclair* empowered to fit during the ad jouumicnts of the Houfe. The commitment of the Votes of Parliament, and Newfpapcr ...
... 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 ...
... all tiic Verdeans, had particularcflesrn for, and coafidcnce iu StolEel. kept hriel eye upon m. x f Jott'nal Real* *,* Mr. Grattan, I'.tr. Curran, and Mr. Va:,deleuß, thrHoufeof CoiiunoES Monday JaA, [ONP, MAIL I>UF. ) FEMALE ORPHAN-HOUSE CHARirr SERMON ...