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... special duty. CHARLESTOWN. July 7.—Arrived, Grace, Hodge, from Fowev, Heedness, Jackson, from London, and Sisters, Grenfell, from Bristol. Sailed, the Mariner, Banks, for Llanelly, Mary and Betsey, Couch, and Grace, Hodge, for Plymouth. PENZANCE, July ?• ...
... , the Rev. Godfrey Fanrptt, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, to Marianne, eidell daughter of Thohlas'.Bridge% Elci. of Kimmin CiAtagei Glathorgarirhire. • Aug. 9. At Douglas, in the houfe or the RiAt_Hon.L - ad)? Henry Murray, William Scott, Efq. ...
... cleansiag.th hind, is. said his Grace, the cr I.lg fault el Bed forilt,hire farmers, regardless I those excellen maxims of better cultivated disisi e ts. T he mor you sow the more you'll The less you sot the more you'll mow. His Grace then melitiont the farmers ...
... present Majesty's reign, for allowing the importation and exportation of certain goods, warm, and merchandise, in the ports of Kimmins. Sevannala-Mar, Montego-Bay, and Lucca, in the island of Jamaica; and in the pert of St. George, in the island of Grenada ...
... of this description, will find him a valuable acquisition, and to >aye further experjee, is snrfd a bargain. To^be seen at Kimmin's Stables, Grosvenor Mews, Grosvenor-'treel. . FURNISHED APARTMENTS in the neigh- bourhood of Poriman-square. — To LET, a' ...
... !y new. with good brass harness, price 40 guineas; colour of the chaise dark-green. picked out with black. To be seen at Kimmins*. Commissioned Stables, No. 1, Grosvenor-mews, Grosvenor-street. SEASONE*DHUNTER.I-_rb^SOLD, tbe pro- perty of a Gentleman; ...
... on 'I'lurs- (lay the zzd day of Feb~ruary, aia6, at aix o'clock. U-ieItyal Highness the l)ullw of YORK in the Cbqir, Ilit Grace ?? Iliice ?? Hon. atad ft. Rov. the Bishlop flight RoIn. Earl Mifrira (if Oxford Bight Hlon Eil-wI if ?? I- lit lIon, N. Vansittert ...
... Derbyshire; Mr. and Mrs. &Korn., from a tour' Mr. and Mrs. Dottier tl.,•tlitto; Mrs: and Miss SuAatai, ditto; Mr. aid Mrs. Wm. Kimmin s ditto. DepartUre from Warren's New Hotel. Newitriset :—Mr. and Mrs. and fatitif.i, for their seat, Newport, Widest. Arrivals ...
... sat down to a plentiful and substantial dinner, at the con. elusion of which the first toast given by the Chairman (Mr. Kimmins) was the King and Constitution. This toast had scarcely gone round, when it was announced that Mr. Cuawas, M. P., in passing ...
... Parthenon for the Nations) Mosisiment-2 Kimmins no Doss Juan-3. Ernivaltots to the Cape of Gsiod Hope-4 Sir William Oissity's Travels is Dr. Cross Os the Foui aud Ler.-6 Translation a Manaseript, found the &grace of a reverielt HAeer kiileil al Waterloo— ...
... Propagation of the Principles qf the British Constitution, and the JOlaintenance of Civil and Religious Liberty. President.- H-is Grace the )UKIE. of BEDFORD Iice- President.-COI4ONEL PELL. Stewards. J-Mr. .S'ulte, Rev. J. Browne, (lot. C/ich/ester, Mr. Bamnpfgide ...
... the Act of Parliament before - metitioaed, for the or: of the district Boards, were forwarded to his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, to his Grace the Lord A'rehbishop of York, mid to their Lorthhips the Bishops of the several dioceses in England ...