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... of Fifteen Feet, which call the Name Cardigan Hoad, branching out the Road on Olfett Middle Common, and er’.aul.rg in ail Eaftwartlly Direction to Lands intended to be awarded to the Right Hon. James Ear! Cardigan. Emnerfim', Mill Read. —One other Private ...
... Loudon, Mr. John Rogers, Mifs Eiifa late off this place. _ « . Sunday lall, at Sculcoatds Church, the Rev. M£. Paitcfc. ~.r. Battenii .iyde, Ear,niton, to Mil Daw ion, daughter yoha. .Won, Alq. Bridlington. _ . On. Saturday leânuight, John Fothergdi ...
... Trinity church for the year; Were Mr. Wm. Wright and Mr. Henry Holmes, for the church Ft. Mary's; and Mr. John and Mr. John Hudfun for St. John's church. On Saturday Uft, Thomas Lee, formerly Pcchlingon, but this tow*:, was cammitsed the gaol this place ...
... dealer and chapman. John Oakes, of New Bond-ftreet, coal-merchant. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazette. John Parfton and James Gardiner, of Clements-lane, feedfmen and copartners. John Hawthorne the Younger, of Wiekfworth.linen-draper. John Nutter, of Bl a ...
... found Sending. The Pembrolefliir; cavalry strived at Dublin the Mr. Curry, with his lift arm in a fling, attends his duty in the Iriflt Houfe of Commons. Mr. Grattan has not been there the al’.'uir honour f ccn thefc Gentlemen. The campaign of hid year ...
... of a foil from the fodory of Meflfrf Wonndd, Gott and Wormalds, the Friday before. And tm Tuefday the heft- ier at tto Cardigan's Arms near this t^pwn, received a blow from a horfc, which occafioned hi* death a few hoars after. About one o'clock on Monday ...
... alto Tlifee Stall Stable, Caacb-Haufc, Corn Chamber Harnefs Room and oilier Convenicocet, For Particular! enquire John Briggate; John Elam, Jun. No. 6, Park-Square, LEEDS. . • To be LETT, and Entered to Immediateijr* . DWELLING-HOUSE, fituate in X Foid ...
... Ellis Carnarvon Denbigh David Mafon Denbigh Flint William Wynne Mold Glamorgan John Wood, jun.Cardiff Merioneth G. Griffith* DongeUy Montgomery John Jones Maefwawr Pembroke John Willy Haverford Weft Radnor Jame* Davie* PreOcignc SCOTLAND. Shire of EdinburgThomas ...
... Racquet. caurt, Vileet-steet. Timorthy WebIlr tler-fotii; flax-drewoer, May 30;31, and June 24, at ele. vent. at rite City Arm,rt l tel, tierefrrd.-Atorttteo, ?? Edis, Abchu lh- toarte I.oslrEn; an in Merors. iii'd andI Wollitor, lilereford. Join , emj ...
... mostcffectually promotI thq prosperity of the country at home, will give vigoor and effi- arrived cacy to its councils and its arms abroad, and can . embers alone enable hisMa-jest); under the blessing of Pro- solved, v'idence to carrv on successfully tie'treas' ...
... fuffered fevere lolTci. lam unable to communicate further particulars, than that Sir John Moore received mortal wound, cf which died night , that Sir David Baird left an arm ; that fcvcral and many men have been killed ami wounded ; and that the war have ...
... The R'ght Hon. Gentleman than named the following: Mr. Banks, Lord Henry Petty, Mr. Biddulph, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Brogden, Mr. Grattan, Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. H. Thornton, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Joddrell, Mr. J. H. Browne,’ Hon. D. Browne, Mr. Ellison, Mr. Leicester ...