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... cikur.lcted by her. Witness our hands, this tweuticth day of Deccinbe.., JOHN THARP, : ANN THARP. Sighed in the presence of H. SxLvEaLocK, Serjeant's Inn, LOndon. RICHARD GRANT, Russell Place, Fitzroysquare. COUNT RUMFORD'3 ESSAYS. Editions. This Day are ...
... at one, 'at Guildhall, London. Jan. 16. William Hawkins, John Hawking, aud ThornaS Hawkins, of Birmingham; button-makers, arfour; at the Public Office, Birmingham. . • ' • D.C. 31. Thomas Russel, of Portsmouth, carrier, at eleven, at the Star and Garter ...
... julin 11/Odnian . - _ - .5 5 0, Thorns rl?cic, E N . Bloomsbury-square . .5 0 0 John I. ickins, Esq. New Jamalca Wharf, Sorry side 2 0 Rev. Mr. S. Audinet, Great Russell-stieet . 1. 1 0 Rev.. Mr. King -. ' • • .. ' 2 0. J: It. Cocker, Esq. Nassau-street ...
... Peerage, of Lord C. Fitzgerifil, as Lord T.ecaie; Admiral Waldegrave,_ Lord Radstocke ; Sylvester Douglas, Lord Glenbervie ; John Toler, Lord Norbury ; and Sir A. Gardner, Lord Gartlner ; the Marchioness of Buckingham, to be Hotlines§ Nugent,' and her second ...
... at the Ram Inn, Cirencester. Attornies, Messrs. Hill and Meredith, Grays-I nn. John Elston, of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 3, 4, and 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. C. Clements, Liverpool. Willoughby Taylor, of ...
... und:rmentionel Captains were also appointed Flag- Officers of His Majesty's sleet, viz. E. T. Smith, T. Craves (Ist), T. M. Russel, and S. Moriarty, Esqrs. Sir Troliope, Knt. to be Rear-Admitols of the IVbite. H. E. Stanhope, IL. M.Douall, B. Dooglas, J ...
... said William Jenkins aiicl I homas Henderson, together with Solomon Marriott, George- Greenfield, Joseph Cross, Thomas Cobb, John Cruehley, and Edward Church (who is now under an or- der of suspension from the exercise of his functions as one of my Deputies ...
... H. Loveill, Esq. of Cole-park, Wilts, to Miss Charlotte Wiles, fourth daughter of the Archdeacon of Wells. Thursday last, John Brooks, Esq. of Great Qeen-strett, Westminster, to Miss H. S. Egetton, youngest daughter of the late Col. Charles Ege:ton. ...
... Sir :John Or(le, Bart. Win. Young , Esq. Jarnei Gambier, Esq. alid Sir Andre w Mitchell, K.B. Vice-Admirals of the Blue, to bo Vire-Admirals of the White. . - - _ Chris. Parker, Esc. Philip ,Patton, Esq. Clia. Morire Pole, Esq. John Brown, esq. John Leigh ...
... renders vacant the following ships of the line, by giving flags to their re,pective Commanders : Piineess Royal . • 98 Capt. Russel Sandwich (prison-ship • Dougla3 Formidable . . 93 Thomborough St. George - . 98 • Edwards Juste - . . 84 Tio!lupe Cambridge ...
... Admirals of the White. Henry Edwin Stanhope, efq . ; Robert M‘Douall, Billy Dougias, elqs John Wickes lo , John Inlis, efq; John Fish: efq; Jahltel Breton (1110 efq; John Knight, cal; Edward Thornbrough, efq; James Kempthorne, efSaropfon wards efq; George ...