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... Williams Brecon Cardigan Hugh Hughes Aberystwith Caermarthen Janies Roberts Kidwelly Carnarvon Hugh Ellis Carnarvon Denbigh David Mason Denbigh Flint William Wynne Mold Glamorgan John Wood, jun.Cardiff Merioneth G. Griffiths Dongelly Montgomery John Jones Maeswawr ...
... wilfully set fire to a factory. On Wednesday sennight, William Newbam, of Glasgow, commonly called Dr. Newham, and his son, John Newbam, accused by the Procurator Fiscal of being vagrants, without any lawful em- ployment, and impostors, pretending to a ...
... March, 1804. RICHARD WORSWICK, BEN J. SATTrRTH WAITE, JOHN DOWBIGGIN, JOHN AYREY BMATHWAITE, THOS BURROW, JOS BAXENDALE, JOHN DILWORTH, JOHN BROCKBANK, JOHN RIGBY, JAS STAINBANK, JOHN ARMSTRONG, ...
... in Lancaster; or to Mr. John Barker, of Dertern Gate, near Bolton-by-the-Sands, who will shew the premises. March 16, 1805. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; TOGE'iIIER OR IN PARCELS, On Friday the 17th day of May, 1805, at the house of John Hodgson, the sign of the ...
... Flulhing, but had made no captures. She had on board thirteen men and a cheft of arms. I have the honour to be, &c. J. A, Blow. Captain Richard Thwaits, his Majesty's Armed Ship Duchess of Bedford. I WEDNESDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Monday, June 3. SATURDAY we ...
... to ravish a poor eld woman. The late Sir John Barnard had a son who very little resembled his sire ; who one day told his father that he was tired of England, and earnestly desired to see the world : Sir John listened to him with great attention, and ...
... next, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, precisely. At the Kings-Arms, in Lancaster, on Wed- nesday the 28th day ofthe sime month of August, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. And at the King's Arms, in Water-street, Li- j verpool, on Saturday the 7th day of ...
... otbees thereto belonging, and d9a dr. 19p. of land occupied therewith, now in ie possession of John and George Wright. Also, all that other compact and TITHE-FREE .ARM, adjoining to the above-mentioned estate, nd commou'iy known by the name of Castle Sowerhy ...
... with suitable STABLES and OUTBUILDINGS, pleasantly situate about two miles from Coniston Lake, on one sUe, and a navigable arm of the Sea on the other ; jti a country abounding with trout-streams, and with game, which the occupier will have the privilege ...
... before. And on Tuesday, the hostler at the Cardigan's Arms, near Leeds, re- ceived a blow from a horse, which occasioned his death a few hours after. Committed to Lancaster Castle. —By Richard Palmer, Coroner, John Eastwood, charged with the wilful murder ...
... convoys will fail at the time intended for the July convoy, unlefs circumftances ct that time fhould render it improper. Sir John Borlafe Warren was not arrived on the 9th July. As soma return for the very extensive sa'.e this paper has acquired, we have ...