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... Charles Buckeridge, Bachelor in Divinity, to the Prebendal Stall of Wolvey, in the Cathedral Church of Lichfield, vacant by the death of the. Rev. G. A. 'Thomas, Doctor of Laws. Mr. PULESTONE'S hounds will hunt this day (Monday) at Hagley; Wednefday, at Monk's ...
... rump rep - hi-red to he of the line, and an enemy's fhip, opal which I direeted the Diomede and Leda to flip, and keep onthe edge of tbe booth eafter, which had partially let it on the - eat fide of the Bay. At eleven the headmoft {hip hoifted French col ...
... falling Polley to difp l ofe of. RIDDLESTOFFER (George Adolpbus) of Whitechapel, Middlefex, Linen on it-verdids, accidental death. - Draper, .Auguti 18, Sept. ty, Ottober 6, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. George On Wednefday, a coroner's inqueft was held ...
... Wanklin, who is an old offender, denies the charge. FAIRS TO HOLDEN.—ApriI 7, Atherstone, Southern, Newcastle, Hales Owen, Mitchell Dean, Thornbury, Bakewell, Chesterfield, Critch, Kegworth---8, I3railes, Pershore, Longnor, Cirencester, Dorchester, Thame ...
... people, which the mind has not pleasure 'in conterhplating arid' recolleCting. Not satisfied with having.smoothed the path of death, they carried their kind regards even beyond the , grave.' • They had no 'warlike instruments of any , dtc scription;•Uo Weripobs ...
... deplorable state.—The Martin was commanded by Capt. Andrew Mitchell. The Sessions at the Old Bailey terminated this evening, when nof.-:wer than 31. prisoners were sentenced to suffer the punishment of death ; three have been convicted of forgeries, but note ...
... variation. e• -c=irsi=.- BIRMINGHAM, March 16, 1818. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.—Lord Middleton's fox hound i will meet this day at Edge Hill; Wednesday at Eatington House • Thursday at the Kennel; Saturday at Mitford Bridge; and on Monday the 25d Inst. at Radford ...
... be altered for a Merchant or Factor, or any Business requiring Room. Apply (it by Letter, Post paid) to Messrs. Copland and Edge, Builders, Oxford Street. Sale of Slop Fixtures, Hann, 4-e. Dale End. 910 be SOLD by Auction, by R. SKYNNF.R, 1 on the l'remists ...
... builder. plumber, glazier, and glass-nterchant.—Nathaniel Robinson, /ate of Smedley, near Manchester, manufacturer.— Isaac Mitchell, of Marple, Stockport, Cheshire, miller.—James Bruere, late of Craven-street, Strand, Middlesex, wine-merchant. —William ...
... distinguish the villages which they belonged. Almost all the tings .srere bordered with -black crape, and many them had small edgings of white crape outside the black. One flag represented’a man fettered, hearing on his -back double burden, on one of which ...
... Varietj'Of BrOSzc witlt Glaks Shades, taste* fully adorned with'Spangles and Drops - plated mounted Epergnes, with Silreri Edges, fitted with Cut-glass Dishes general and extensive. Assortment of very handsome Liquor and. Cruet,.Frames; eery richly cut ...
... labourers mustered in force and as the party of sailors was small, drove them from their grounds, pursuing them to the water's edge, when they were surprised by a fire from the guns of the frigate, intended to cover the retreat of the crew. The natives took ...