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... chester, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bridgwater- arms inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Fri». B.— William Makinson, of Bol- ton, Lancaster, muslin-manufacturer. — John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, shopkeeper. — William Watson, of Fenchurch- street, merchant ...
... relief, arms and mantles on the pacncls, compass . perch, carriage painted same colour as the body, aad whip springs; hammer-cloth to correspond. The. ?? latter itere built by Messrs. Atkinson and Wilson, of Davks-stnci, Berkeley-square. THE HOY. JOHN.OLMIENS ...
... Whatelev., Birmingham j vc Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, Chorley, Lena - Te, cot*- ?? 18, it four, 19, and V'rii ?? a: eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, in Blackburn. Attor- tonues, Mr. WiLon, Castle-btrect, Holbornj ...
... Samuel Phelps, Gr©svenor_street, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 10. John --.'eaves, Seend, Wiltshire, m.alman, at twelve, at the Marlborough Arms-, M-rlbiirou^*., Wilts. Nov. 13. J. Parker, Hereford, brandy mere haul, at eleven, at ...
... i).v, picked out black and red, and a handsome full puckered blue seat-cloth. JOHN FULLER, ESQ. A handsome chariot, with outside elbows, painted ye!- Itw, with mantles, arms, and crests en the pannels, lined *ith blue cloth and handsome trimmings, with ...
... Onmsbv, of Partington ; John Hill, ihe younger, of Hardwick ; Thomas Whitmore, of Apley, Esqrs. Somersetshire — John Raw Collins, of Hatch ; Hill' Daw' of Dilche-at ; John Perrin?, of Coombe Flor„-v. Esquires. Staffordshire— John He) legar Burr, of Co'lton ...
... the progress each had made in nautical mathematics. As His Majesty passed to the Drawing-room, the boys were presented by Sir John Anderson, the President, and Jamfs Palmer, Esq. Treasurer of the Hospital. His Majesty, after examining several drawings, &c ...
... fIUTCIES SfrPRRSKDfcD. George D M.is, of kingslami-road. Miildle.-ex, cowkeeper. John Webster Morris, of Dunstable, Bedford, printer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Wilkinson and John Wighion, of Catr-n.on-=freet, \m ollrn.liap.-_, to surrender May 16, L i 7, and June ...
... Bramham Park, Esq. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen — J. Simmons, of Llangannah, Esq. Ftntbroke — Sir H. Owen, of Orielton, Barr. . Cardigan — J. Bond, of Kefn y Coed, Esq. Glamorgan — R. T. Pieton, of Ewenny, Esq. -. Brecon — P. Williams, of Penpont, Esq. Radnor ...
... time- three. TheQui:i:«, ; , ni i Royal Fatnilv. The Prince of W\i., s-tl.n-e times three. I Iys c ,R uke of Vouk and the Arms -the Band playing the Duke ol ork s March. r «c V. ' ) !' e ?? and the Navy— the Band playing! Rule Britannia.' * * J ...
... and John I'ordyce r «- Clo-tmelt -Co). Wm. Bagwell. ' ' ?? i * Do-wr-patrick (Borough)— Counsellor Hay thorn Elgin— J. Brodie, Esq. ofßrcd'ic. Ferm.inigh — Lord Cole, .tWervyi- ArchdaJl, \-n I laddingtin— Col. Charles Hope. A'ini :rdine—S\r John Sruart ...
... the Telegraph hired armed brig; the Christianberg, laden with salt, from Faro, bound to Altona, detained by La Suffi. sable sloop of war; the Providentia, laden willi wool from.Bilboa, bound to Hambro', •detameqTjy the Dolly hired armed curter ; and the ...