... his age, Philip Rufford, Erg. We of the Ndertrien of _Worcefler. _ _ _ Lately, at b'q feat at Upton Cattle, Pernbrakeihire, John - Taker, E 9. fcrroorly Borrtba,-. Lately, In Pnory-ilreet, Carmarthen, the I4v. T. Wit* /laths, Vicar of Lianllavvddog, in ...

... ' Lincoln's Inn ; Meffrs. J. and T. Leman, Bri _ Thomas Rees, of Llanbarlarn Trefegiwys, Cardigan, thop. keeper; March 53, 14., April Jr. at the Radnorfhire Arms, Prefleign, Radnorthire. Attorney, Mr. T. Meredith, Knighton, Radnorfhire. Daniel Lilley ...

... fpitits. Befides the Royal Princes, there were pro. fent, ,to offer thew -congratulations to their,•Ma; jellics, the Earl of Cardigan', LOrds-.Cth s cart Sudley, Mr. R. Grenville, Mr. Price, :and feveral Others. 4 ; Immediately on the entrance - of the Royal ...

... ileaiing two Geldings. 'JOHN SOLMUN, for Highway RObb-ry. • THOMAS GOUT ' for Htghway Robbery. JOHN PoTTEa for felonloufly afraulting Mary Ann Parcy, an infant under the age of ten years, &c., . RICHARD Gaov a Jor Highway Robbery. JOHN MAN BY, for Burglary ...

... March ix. At Epfom, vfr. John Seaman, qf the Strand, March 18. At Bated, in Kent, aged 52, Mi,john. Taylor, fkallcr: - Magr r A' ' _ . March 30. In the 44th year of -her age,- Mrs. Martha Ba 7: con c -relid of -thlidge John,Bac:On - ,. L. R. A. nkilart ...

... rpofed, no large body of people affemble, or carriageS accumulate, to obflrud the genera arrankeraent. The St. Margaret and St. John's Volunteers affembled at an early-hour, in . a id from thence proceeded to Ranelagh Green. A detachment of them formed - a ...

... Marchionefs of Exeter; Charles Le Blanc, Marquis of Welletley ; Coati.. and 'Bay, and . Nadras---=John Skottowe, 'Flianiei, St. Helena ,and China—John Valentine Baker, lame, Madeira, Coail znd Bay. Capt. Adatn Cumine was fworn ifif6 the command of the ...

... London Tavern, to General Sir John Craddock, previous to his going out Governor, of Coromandel, in the 'Wand of Bombay, Jacob Bofanquet, Efq. in the Chair. The Marquis Cornwallis fat on the right of the Chairman, ,and Sir .John Craddock on his left. Lords ...

... Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and his Lady, were preFent at a ball, given week in Dublin by Mr, and Mr. Grattan, at their houfe Stephen's Green. Mr.. Grattan offers himfelf for the vacant reprefentation of the city of Dublin. Ile was at the LOrd Lieutenant's ...

... Merchant, Nicholas • Leßay, James and JohnA • , Leigh, Richard, and Legh,.Richard Lewis, John Lidderdale, John Lloyd, Thomas Luke, John I..yde, Thomas • Mdckintufh, John Manbey, James tvlaron, Kendsr Mathew, William • Mendez, Lewis • Miller, Ephraim; and ...

... Streatham, of a gradual decay, without s in the lad year ot his age, Mr. John Finlay, fee. April 24. At his hotrle in the country, John Clernentil„,,. Efq. late Deputy Serjeant at Arms. He had been in P l 'd t lat health the day betore, fpent thivevening ...

... of their approbation. To Thomas Johties, Elq. of I tarot!, M. P. for Cardigan, the gold medal has been adjedged, for planting 92'2,000 oaks, befides other valuable trees. To 'John Chriftian Curwen, M. P. for Carlifle, the (bid Medal has been adjudged ...