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... proclaimed ditiriets to furrender their arms to. fuch perfons as•tiee - 111agitirates ihall appoint for this pureofe, under pain of being contidered ad tre“ -d'as Idle and diforcleily perfees, if in three days after, .any arms thould be found in their .houfes ...
... agreed that the penalty be taken away altogether. Sir JOHN NEWPORT then propofed a claufe, that when arms thould be furrendered in confe. quence of a diflria being proclaimed, the owners of thofe arms. fbould receive them back again when the diftrid was ...
... ' 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 ...
... Backlerfbury, Loudon. John Rudd, 'of High Holbarn, cheefemonger ; Nov. is, .19, and. Dec. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, !Wino. ing-lane. John Webfler, of Manchefter, painter; Nov 30, Dec. I, and 19, at the Bridgwater' Arms, Manchefier. Attornies ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... bookfellers. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. George Davis, of Kinglland-road, covikeeper. John Webrier Morris, of Dunftable, printer. . BANKRUPTS. Thomas Wilkinfon and John Wighton, ef Cateaton-ftreet, woollen-draper; May 16, 27, and June 21, at Guildhall.--- ...
... 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 ...
... oblige me, great Sire, laid tho Jetter, much more ' If you'd hang up his Lordfhip five minutes before ! Kansfland, J M. M ARMED. Sept. S. At Melburn, Derbyfhire, Henry Walker, Efq. deft (on of Jothua Walker, Efq. oleanton, Yorklbire, to Mifs Abney, only ...
... all feafonsi The Mantion is fituated on an eminence, commanding a pidurefque and extenfive View of the furrounding-Country, Cardigan Bay, and the fine navigable River Mowdrtich, forming one of the moll defirable and delightful Summer Re&fences in North Wales ...
... Catholic Citizens of Dublin have prefented, an addrefs to Mr. Grattan, repo-fling to be allowed .to pay' the . expences of his late eleaion for that city, . This liberal offer Mr. Grattan has declined in the. handforheft terms. A.'foreigner having afked ...
... Efq. Pembroke--Charles Allen Phillips, of the Hill, Efq: Cardigan—William Skyrme. of.Altgock, Efq. Giansorgan—Jeretniah Homfray, of Llandaff, Efq. Brecon—Thomas Wood, of Gwerniyett, Efq. Radnor—John Whittaker, of Carcoh, Efq. NORTH WALES. Merioxedi—William ...