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... S9, and July 27, atGuild. mai halt. Attorney, Mr. Elifob, Catherine-courl, Trtnity. fquare. John Lewir, Cardigan, mercer, July 4, .Si at the Beau- 1 mont Arms Inn, Kirkleaton, Yorklhire, and 27, at the hofi R',fe and Crown Inn, Huddersfield, Yorkthire ...
... Vice- Ll. Chancellors are the Rev. John Wills, D. D. Warden of nd Wadhamw College; the Rev. Michael Alarlow, D. D.Pre- fident ofSt. John's College; the Rev. Henry Richards, D. 1). Re~tor of Exeter College; and the Rev. John Par- I ons, D. D. Mafier of Balliol ...
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... victualler, d. and c.—Francis Henry Christin, John Calvert Clarke, and Charles Bowen, of College-hill, city London, merchants and copartners.— John Coward, of Ulverston, co. Lancaster, ironmonger, A c.—John Heyes, of Wigan; co. Lancaster, linen-manofacturer ...
... O'Reilly, acting lieutenant, wounded in the leg.*John t rederick, ordinary, badly wounded in the thigh.*James Clever,able, badly wounded the knee joint *Henry Bibby, ordinary, badly wounded through the body.*John Hornsby, able, badly wounded through the lungs ...
... ASSOCIATION, For Protection of Persons and Property* General Annual Meeting of the Sub- scribers to his will be held at the Cobham-Arms Inn, in Buckingham, on Monday the IStli Day of May instant, at the Hour Twelve at Noon, for the Purpose of examining ar.d passing ...
... Majesty sprung from into the arms the Em•peror. They embraced for some time without speaking, but not without tears in their eyes - and ever) after thev hud proceeded *og -ther hand hand, th- Emperor again threw his arms round his Majes'y's neck. The ...
... by the extraordinary offence of these unhappy men, lurs been altogether disappointed. It wa's intended to have first tried John O'Day , a soldier, years of age, by trade a weaver, charged the oath of Hugh Dcnelly, with feloniously administering to one ...
... noured rne with placing under commam . . The boats succeeded in capturing nine chassC marees, two of them bearing pendants, and armed with two four pounders and four swivels; the crews of the whole having taken to their boats, and escaped to the shore with ...
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... 74 guns ; and two frigates ; leaving the Dreadnought off Brest, and dispatching a brig for Sir Sidney Smith, and the Ann armed brig for Ireland. The flag-ship of the enemy's force mounts 120 guns. Sir R. Strachan, with the blockading squadron, has likewise ...
... itchfield Lodge, Esq. ■Suffolk —John Vernon, of Nacton, Esq. Surrey —James Mangles, of Woodbridge, Esq. Sussex— William Stanford, of Preston, Warwickshire —Postponed. Wiltshire —John Holton, of Grittletob, Esq. Worcestershire —Sir John Packinglon, of Westwond ...