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... Darlington, and the Hon. Lacy Caroline youngest daughter the Karl of Lonsdale, c* entertainment was given on Monday last, by John Grey his house in Grafton-street, London, to several distinguished individuals of rank and fashion. From the continuance of ...
... down ‘by force of arms this new attempt to disturb the repose of Europe. This feeling was then almost universal, The Heuse must still recollect, the brilliant speech which they at that time heard from a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Grattan) who hard honorable ...
... Princesses her Royal Highness kissed, and then shook hands with her illustrious uncles. The Bride and Bridegroom retired arm in arm, and soon after set off for Oatlands, which they reached at ten minutes before twelve. The Royal new married pair on Friday ...
... Princesses her Royal Highness kissed, and then shook hands with her illustrious uncles. The Bride and Bridegroom retired arm in arm, and soon after set off for Oatlands, which they reached at ten minutes before twelve. The Royal new married pair on Friday ...
... men is blasphemo/. The Annual Meeting of the Cardigan Auxiliary Bible Society was on Friday held at the Town Hall, Essex Brown, Esq. in the chair; The Meeting well attended. The Reportwas read- by the Rev. John Jones, who addressed the Meeting; as did also ...
... resolutions on the same sub- ject, which was, followed-by most of the other towns in the kingdom, 10. The tewn of fire. St. John’s, Newfoundland, destroyed 15. Advices received of the capture of Carthagena, in South America, by the royalists, under Gen ...
... near the wood of Long- champ ; the head and one of the arms only have yet been found of this unfortunate infant. On the 23d, another child, seven years old, was also carried away even from the arms of its mother, in the market-place of Estevaux. In vain ...
... Printed particulars may be had 28 days preceding the sale, at the Bush, at Carmarthen ; the Angel, Cardigan ; the Golden Lion, Brecon ; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea ; the Printers of the Glouvester and Hereford Journals ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and ...
... Printed particulars may be had 28 days preceding the sale, at the Bush, at Carmarthen ; the Angel, Cardigan ; } the Golden Lion, Brecon ; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea ; the Printers of the Gloucester and Hereford Journals ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley ...
... Printed particulars may be had 28 da sale, at the Bush, at Carmarthen ys preceding the 3 the Angel, Cardigan ; the Golden Lion, Brecon; the Ma ckworth Arms, Swansea ; the Printers of the Gloucester and Hereford Journals ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and ...
... nf Jesus College, Camhriilgef John Theobalds ; Joseph Newton of St. Jolifi's College, Cambridge; Jut. Wilson.. Thomas Dixon, Charb Forshaw, lUhf-rt CtiUm, A. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge j William Jobfl William Slater, John Wilkinson Tufiirr, Joseph Gate ...
... documents relative to the trial and execution, by order of the American Gen. Jackson, of Messrs. Arbuthnot and Ambrister. —. Dr. John Wolcot, the celebrated author of several satirical poems, under the name of Peter Pinder, died at his apartments in Somers ...