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... adjoining Gates Heath Common, in the held by leafe under John Crew®, for lives. 7. A fmall croft, containing about half an acre adjoining the faid Gatcr Heath Common, held W leafe under the faid John Crewe, fur three oo ' lives. The greateft part of the ...
... Auction, In pursuance of the Statute m behali, to the highest bidder, ade and passed in that at the Mr James Johnson, tne King’ Arms Inn. » in Midg wich, on Thursday, the 21 of July instant » at eleven o’ciock in the furen oun : which said Toils duced the ...
... August next.âSet Advert, in Ist page, std column. Correspondents.â *The impassioned Suffolk Clergyman, as well as those of John Bull, shall, if ossihlc, appear in our next.â-â¢We think comprehend the meaning W*s communication, but to the generality ...
... properly armed and equipped, by reason of not having been supplied with arms, the Commanding Officer making the return, instead of stating the persons so réiurned to have been properly armed and equipped, shall make a special return, that arms had not ...
... Saint George's Crescent, stint Guorge’s Ficlds, Surry, couch-muker. John Russell-street, Bermondsey wey dealer, Bateman Kuipe, New Bond-street, George, Hanover-square, Middlesex, wig-iuak John Gover, and James Hardnm, Rotherhithe, Sar- rey, patent gun-car ...
... Criccieth, presents itself in front, with Cardigan Bay, and all vessels trading to the ports of Cric- cieth, Pwllheli, Barmouth, Traeth mawr, &c. &e. ‘The picturesque mountains of the county of Me- rioneth, «kirting Cardigan Bay, are amongst tlie sce- com manded ...
... appearance in very pointed terms—lie particiilatly noticed the very steady and attentive conduct both officers and wen under arms, and congratulated Major Sir Foster Ctuililfe, Bart, commander the best corps of Yeomanry had sceu. Much the credit of this ...
... Peace for the County Dublin Miles tlanlon, Edward Scully, Dodd, William Kearney, Michael Nicholas Flood, John John Andrews, J'alrick Maguirc, John Mealy, Edward Lynch. Michael M*Daniel, and Thomas IVhclan. Several more were Blr. Trevor procure FRIDAY, ...
... Royal License and Authority, that may re-sume and take the surname of Tatton only, and bear and use the arms ofTatton ; and that (he said surname and arms may taken and borne by his issue, in compliance with injunction and proviso contained die last will ...
... Major Angus Fraser, was finr-d fis.sfd. Robert Wiltshire, -was discharged; and Patrick Connelly, Thomas Watts, John Marchaftt, ThoSlas Matthews, John Marsden, and Sarah Brown, arraigned for different offences, were severally acquitted. There being Capital ...
... Mr Timothy Whit b Bennet nd Sheriffs. Mf. William Seller, Coroners and Mr. William Newell, Treasurers. ‘ Mr, Joseph J ‘ Mr. John Stewart Hughes, Le avelookers, On Monday se‘nnight;-Robert Wright, Esq. was sworn into the office Mayor of the Borough of | ...
... he was at Vienna. - The Roman Catholic Citizens of Dublin, have ted an to Mr. Grattan, he all llowed to the expences of his late election for that, city. i liberal Mr. Grattan has declined im the Among the items in Colonel Thornton's Sporting Ca the have ...