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... The Supplementary Militia, disbanded at Christmas 1790, are to be immediately re- embodied ; Warrants under the King's Sign Manual having been circulated to the. Lords Lieutenants of Counties for that purpose. — See the advertisement from Lord Euston ...
... ON Christmas-day their Majesties and the Princesses, Dukes of Kent and Cam- bridge, attended divine service at St. (¦gorge's Chapel, accompanied by Ladies Ely, faldegravej and Macclesfield ; Lords Rivers j Macclesfield, Count Munster, &c. and fjrda sermon ...
... Sujfblk and General Country Fire Office, Established Christmas 1802, upon a fund of 100,000/. Sterling, VESTED IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, TO MAKE GOOD LOSSES. THE Directors cftlfis Office feel much Satisfaction in acknowledging the very distinguished Pa- ...
... Rowley has benevolently distributed ISO blankets among tlie indigent of die parish ?? has afforded them great comfort. On Old Christmas-day -Mr. James Smith, of BotL'Sdale, gave his usual annual and plentiful dinner to the poor of Upper Rickinghall, and to ...
... stipulations with all the Baltic Powers* as to. what is to bo considered as contraband with each ; ths Armed Neutrality of last Christmas made no difference whatever (as far as England was concerned with them) with regard to contraband. In the late Treaty Lord ...
... Sheriff for a good dinner } Christmas day -Also to the Rev. Dr.' --ndby for one guinea on the same day. l'ho prisoners in the City Gaol and Bride- '*'»l return their thanks to the Mayor and Cor- -s*ation, for 9d. each, on Christmas-day. â ⢠ls o to an ...
... of his right to the bull, and then sends him to the Earl of Devon s manor of Hardwick to be fed, and given to the poor at Christmas. Sir Simon Degge was steward here several years, but there wasnogo- ing to the Church in h'isnorhispredecessor'stime, but ...
... Rayleigh, in Essex, treated the poor of his parish, up- wards of too in number, with an excellent dinner and strong beer on Christmas-day. On Wednesday last died at Beccles, much respected, Mrs. Buck, widow, aged 70. Wednesday last died Mr. Samuel Green, ...
... commences its duties on the 4-th of November, and in the middle of that month the matter may be decided ; but until about Christmas next we cannot expect to have any account of -he business. We have letters from Brazil with intelligence from Buenos Ayres ...
... contradicted by A* B.— This angry correspondent admits that the persons complained of did attend at the Catholic Chapel on Christmas-day ; if they had not disturbed the congregation it is highly improbable that such an assertion would have been made public ...
... Bank-notes, Cash or Post-office Orders, executed on the same terms as if personally present. V* Schemes gratis. A Valuable CHRISTMAS F RESENT. TO AJX CHRISTIAN FAMILIES, The foilowing elegant, cheap, and valuable Work, is earnestly recommended as a most ...
... wherever^' may reside; and the King took advantage !l this form to do the Archbishop honour. ff r days in every year, at Christmas, hews/ domestic visitor of their Majesties at WindsJ His surviving children are the Rev. Qs t ' Moore, Rector of Wrotham ...