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... 6. J. Kite and B. Best, late of Macclesfield Wharf, New North-road, Shoreditcb, •wharfingers and coalmerchants—Aug. 9. B. Herbert, Cheltenham, silk-mercer—Aux. 2. J. Cradocke, Downing-street, picture-dealer—Aug. 6. J. B. Beneili, now or late of the Quadrant ...
... —MERRICK, WILKINSON, and Co., 451, New Oxford-street, solicit the inspection of the trade to their extensive STOCK of PAPER-HANGINGS, comprising every variety from the cheapest to the most costly, English and French. , W., and Co. bog to call attention to ...
... were observed', Rear-Admiral Sir Isaac C - taffin, Bart: -the Honourable 'Captain C. Herbert,' 1«.,P. - the- Hon.' Captain 7 .- E. King, M: P.P a the Hon. Captain Bennett, Captain P. Fraser, Captain Baker, Captain. Butcher, Captain Tower, Captain Crofton ...
... be subjected to the quarantine regulations. I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant, (Signed) CHARLES TOTTIE. To John Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd’s. Cork, Aug. 14.— Arrived the Ellen Clare, Roberts, from Leghorn. CrooknAViiN, Aug. 14.— Arrived the ...
... Cent. aces.s - idgF Villogeer,r. Villiam IVI. 4 Cow, Esq to be . Captain.. folin Simpson,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ebenezer M'Hang,•to be- 'Cieftown , Volunteers. ohn APCulloch, Esq., to be Captain. 1-lenry . ll,PCulloc, Gent, to be Lieutenant. lanes MeMicken ...
... at Maidstone, March 16, was hanged March 20; Hannah Sandies was convicted at Sussex, March 22; and M. C. Newton, at Shrewsbury, the same day. The next day Garratt was convicted Oxford. On March 26, Rols-rt Putlog was hanged at Worcester, and John Smith ...
... fslbicy ; Philip Thos. Herbert Wykham Tytn ii r 9 i r e ivos SHIRE—John Stokes, Caldecot, 7 , sq.; Matthew Laxton, Greetham, Esq. IRE—Sir Ferd. Richard Acton, Alderman,' A -louse, Esq.; Sir Wm. Rouse Boughton. TSHIRE —James Bennett, North Cadburf, 7 • ...
... Thackertry, was appointed for the residence of Sir Richard. In this chamber there were tw o pistols belonging to Dr. Thackeray, hanging within the reach of Dr. Croft. Sir Richard retired heii about half-past to o'clock Thursday morning ; about one o'clock 'Dr ...
... investigation into his case, and offering to prove, by incontrovertible evidence, that Major-General Fuller, Major-General Sir Herbert Taylor, Major-General Sir Henry Torrens, and Major-General Torrens, had been parties to a conspiracy against him, and had ...
... jeopardy ing the sum of from £30 to ship-owners, Roth en who make the merly in the servi ice of Messrs. Bennett, ely puuish. Mr. The suspicions of Mr. Bennett were excited by finding that calls the purporting to be Byrne’ *s, was attached to the will. A variet ...
... sideboards, l3russels carpets, parlour and library chairs, variously finished, numerous four-p.st, field, and canopy bedsteads and hang. !lige, tastefully arranged, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding, chests of drawers, capital wardrobee, ladies and ...
... Hurst Mr Berry Mr Sevenoaks Mr Clout Sheerness Mr Herbert Milton”110’ MrBarnard Staplehurst Mr George Tenterden Mr Chambers Tunbridge Mr Ilalfs Mr J B Merry Ampthill Mr W Frabklin Biggleswade Mr N Herbert Mr Clarke Mr J Luton Miss Griffiths Mt C Stafford ...