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... Arthur Prichard, Esq. of Graiee-house, Mot. mouthshire, to Anna Dorothea, eldest daughter of John Vaughan Lloyd, Esq. of Syllwvd, High Sheriff for the County of Cardigan. July 24, at St. Marylebone New Church, the Rev. Augustusß. Henniker, Rector of Great and ...
... throw him into the canal. John, the prisoner, said, I can't, he has got fast hold of my arm. Her husband replied, pull thy arm outof thy jacket, and I will throw him in. The prisoner pulled his arm out of' the jacket, and the two brothers then • ...
... Insurrection Act, and an additional military force; and another resolution was passed, praying for an amendment in the Arms' Act. Sir John Byng, the commander of the forces in Ireland, was in attendance, accompanied by Major Gen, Sir T. Arbuthnot; and the ...
... the Craven-arms Hotel, Coventry, Feb. 27, and April 3at the Bell Duneburch, Warwickshire. Attorneys,Messra. Fuller and Saltwell, Catitaii-ehambersj Regent-street. W. Iveus, Fiecknoe, Warwickehire, grazier. To appear Feb. 26, at the Craven-arms Hotel, Coventry ...
... Daniel, Edinburgh, hosier. HOE, Cnarles Thomas, Edinburgh, tavern-keeper. SCOTT, John, West Kingston, near Glasgow, merchant. URQUHART, Simon, Aberdeen, clothier. WATERS, John, Edinburgh, fiesher. WHITE, James, Leith and Elie, corn-dealer. TUESDAY, Nov. ...
... He retained the full vigour of his mental faculties to the last. April 16. at, the College of Arms, London, aged 81, George Esq. late Ciarenceux King of Arms, and for nearly 40 3 H ,e a a r r r s ison 'Treasurer, of that Corporation. April 17, in Sloane-street ...
... aturday, .March 18, at the Castle of Lancaster. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Before Samuel Heywood, Eergeant at Law, and John Balguy, Esq. Cardigan—Wednesday, March 29. riavertordwest—Tuesday,nil 4. ' Carmatthen—Monday, Apra 10. ...
... Sowerby, of Lilley, Esq. KENT—Sir John Fagg, of Mystole, Hart.; George William Finch Hatton, of Eastwell Park, Esq.; Isaac Minet, of Baldwins, Esq. . LEICESTERSHIRE—George John Danvers Butler Danvers, of Swith. land, Esq. • John Arthur Arnold, of Crutterworth ...
... conferred the honor cf knighthood, we do not know which, and in respect of dignity it does not much matter), the Messrs. Grattan, atid the Knight of Mr. Dawson presented a petition, signed by 5.2.000 persons, from the county of Derry, and in a very spirited ...
... Sept. 14, at Hampton, John Glynn, Esq. of Earl'scourt, Brompton, to Mary Ann, relict of the late H. I. Da Costa, Esq. of Kensington. Sept. 21, at Runcorn, in Cheshire, Lieut. Edw. Hall, 11. N. to Sarah, daughter of the late John Smith, Esq. of Liverpool ...
... Horsham Gaol for Two Months. THE KING V. JOHN PENNY, GENT. This was an indictment against the defendant, for an assault upon Lord Vaughan, son of the Earl of Lisburne. The indictment had been preferred at the Cardigan Sessions, and removed by certiorari, ...
... numbers, as they received them from tbe I Bank :—No. 1. Mr. Turner funded for himself .others peag.l,o.oo,ooo4—No. 2. • Mr. .J.ohn - Barask ot ,the , Stock•Exchange, supposed to have 'funded sum, • about two tdillions.-3. Isaac Cooper.-4. Isaac L. Goldsmid ...