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... Saint George's, Hanover Square, Thomas Collier, Efq. of Southfleet, in Kent, to Mil's Snelling, of St. Mary Gray, Keit.-Mr. Alexander Grainger, late of his Majefty's Strip Venerable, to Mifa Eleanor Smith, daughter of Mr. Thomas Smith, Baker, in Sunderland ...
... 30, Calcutta, Charles Baytey, esq. tu’Miss Smith.—On Nov. 1,-Mr. M. Broome, Munchestersquarc.to Miss Walker. —The Rev. Dr. Hardy, rector Eoughhoro’ Leicestershire, to Miss M. Smear, third daughter of the Rev. C. Smear. Monday,, E. Garford, esq, to Miss ...
... day— PREStDENt, Sir Thomas Pasley, hart. Admiral oF the Blue. MEMBERS OF THE COURT. Skeffington Lulwidgc, esq. Admiral the Blue. Alexander Gntme, esq, Vice-Admiral of the White* John Holloway, esq. Rear-Admiral of the Red. Thomas Totty, esq. Rear-Admiral ...
... the day— PRESIDEITT, Sir Thomas Pasley, ban. Admiral the Members of the court, Skcffington Lutwidge, esq. Admiral of the Blue. Alexander Graeme, esq. Vice-Admiral of the Wtd John Holloway, cso. Rear-Admiral of the White. Thomas Totty, esq. Rear-Admiral ...
... perform—Chat of delivering you sword'which' you have word with much honour. The principal witnesses examined were, Captains Hardy and Bingham, and the Rey. Mr. chaplain and secretary Sir William Parker.—The-bells; -at Portsmouth rung,immediately on the ...
... bills, Miss asked, how so?” He rep'ied, because he never knew him to draw upon stamp before; and ami that he always signed Thomas Broten Evans, and not Thos. B. Evans, as appeared the signature of the present bill. Miss——— persisting, however, that it ...
... commencing from St. Thomas Day, of the Mef- fuage or Tenement and Premiffes, fituated upon the faid Lower Wharf, and now occupied bVTrHOMA S HAL V. Alfo will be LETT by PRIVATE CONTRACT, to a Tenant from Year to Year, from the fame Saint Thomas,-The two Meffuages ...
... Ramilies, !vhce Ofborn, ill; Cap ir tain Lenox Thompfon, of the Voltigeur,'pro tempore tt e to the St. George; -Lieutenant, Thomas 'Hill, pre bi Y tempore to 'the Voltigeur; Captain Phillips, to the Pi L'Oifeau; Captain W. Parker, of L'Oifeau, to the at ...
... William Elnott, gent. Thomas TllTftWg WiißfV. ''OmTcrgWn llid I'WI IMI from Malta on the Ist November, incouipany with nx.ttre.sfated.thatiiocomb.naiionsofunalnrMi. > fcleton. gent. IBtePRI Amt Ma(lH ...
... Newfoundland Station, 'V>ll all go to-morrow into harbour, if the wind permits.— The Basili'k, Fury, Ferret, Piercer, and Hardy gun-brigs, went into harbour last night and this forenoon. If be true, we arc told it it, that more persons have died by the ...
... Rob. Wllkinfon Gravefend Sam. Vine, W. Pcckham Peter Burgefs, Ramfgate JoTracy,Chatham & Brampton Rich. Grover, Town Mailing Thomas Elgar, Follcftone The important which have been annually paid this OfHcc, to sufferers by fire, firongly prove the ufe'ulncfs ...
... Wightwick, Audtioneers n Arptrajfers, tenley upon Thames. SIALE cf rkde WHiTE HART INN, EVECHAM. 0 be SOLD by AUrCol\ON, T By THOMAS JAMtETT) Ar the White Mart Inn, in Evefham, on Monday the 4th Day of January, Iort, -between the Hours -of Four and Six ? ...