... Mr. Rich. Philpott, Chiehefler. Mr. Michael N'ailh, Storrington. Mr. VVm. Bradford, Brigbihelmihn. Mr. Egles, Lewes. Mr. Thomas Palmer, Eafl. Grin led. Mr. Richard Owen Stone, John Mr. James Tebay, Z Mr. John Many accidents fire by Lightning having happened ...

... Downing-collcge, and M. P. for Reading. 5 bachelors in Divtn'/v The Re». Meffrs. William Miller*, Montague Hchlerltwayte, Thomas Shield, John Bradlhaw, Chailea Walker, and Nicholas Bourne, Fellows of St. John's college; Ben. jaminTmleyof Clare hall; Robert ...

... evidence, ted proved that the wilnefa had fallely (worn tha pretended copy had produced was fimilarto the entry in the book. Mr. Hardy (aid, he beitsht 30 quarters oatt, on the of November, and Nattrafa, the defendant's faflors; the (ample might be marked 90 ...

... CoudtMe, rf Biliter-Lane, London, tea-man. appear July n, Auroft 5, 30, »t Guildhall, London, At»W'-ies, Sf-ffra. Wadefon, Hardy, and Barlcfor, Aoftin. Friars. Thomat Loreott, Charles-(treer, To»tenl>am.C'nrt- Itoad, St. Pancras, baker. To appear July ...

... Chalveygreen, near Windsor, aged 70 years, to his servant girl, Betty Thomas, aged zt. She is the daughter of one Thomas, labouring man, near Isley, Berks; what remarkable, Thomas has ten children, all living, and the parson of the parish, to his credit ...

... iatta/ina lOtb Foot, Captain Thomas from l«e Reeiment, captain, vice Apthoipe, exchanged ( date-r July is, - battafion of 461b regiment. Serjeant-Major ; from the Nottingham Fencibles, to be adjutant J dated a6tb ditto, Enfign Thomas Csffan fo lieutenant, with ...

... l> Miss Barber, daughter of Mr. James Bar'*' near Antrim.—On the 30th ult. Whitc> nagh, county Wexford, to Miss Plunkett, * Thomas Plunkett, esq. Portmarnock, c 0 John W. Pounden, esq. of Enmscorthy) Power, daughter of the late R. O’Brien, ford, merchant ...

... lieutenant in company of infantry. EaaATUM in Che Gazette of Saturday lift. . ifi IVe/l York Militia, For Luke Hardy to enfigo. Read Hugh Hardy to be enfign. War-Offia, DuMin Cajile, Ateguft t, 1800. Majefty haa been pleafrd to make the flowing pro. motions ...

... counity. On Tuefday lall was married at St. Martin's Church Mr. Charles Agar Hunt, of this City, Apothecary, to Mifs Hardy, daughter of Mr. Hardy, Mercer of this place. 'Lately was married, in London, Edward Whitaker, Efq. of Bampton, in this county, to Mias ...

... from the city have not been thia year noreerous at nfual. Some unfortanatep/f* and btn> have firffered the occafton, and one hardy from Thrograorton-fireet, aiming a Bight offparrowt, aftually lodged the charge his grtat tot / Milamcholy Eva nt,— The Rev ...

... Office, (licenfed pur- fuimt ro Aq of Parliashent) No. a6, Cornhill, opp'ofiteehe Royal Exchange, ]Londoni.': Alto at Mr. THOMAS BILLINGE'sa Liverpool; 'And at MeTrs.-TR`WM.AN and- SO N's,Exeter. PIGOT I DIAMOND. TICKETS . refelling, at Trveo Cdineass ...

... Policies will, as hitherto, remain force days after quarter day. The Agents ofthe Phoenix-Company for the County of rks, are Mr. Thomas Cowsi.ade, Reading. Mr. James Echlston c, Mr. Bene. Woodroi fe, tieu>lury. Mr. George Abingdon Mr. John Banister, Hun^erford ...