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... weal her, a son-At Garudyrris Iron works, the wife of Mr Thomas John, a daughter—The lady of William Baile, Esq. of stradwrallt, Parmarthenshire. a daughter-The wife of the Rev. Francis John Biddulph, Dartmouth, a eon—The lady of G Fox, K ...
... Matthews, of Marshfleld-John Brannd, Esq, of South-lawn, Exeter, merchant, to Mary Anne, eldest deu, of James Rich, Esq. of Churclhingtbrd, ?? Tiverton, 3r. John Upton, tailor, to Miss Ann Gillard, both of that ?? Torquay, Mr. John Maunder, of that place ...
... relidl of the K'-r. John Allen, late matter of the Grammar School at Northleach.—Mifs fhomfon, eldeft daughter the late Wm. Thomfon, M.D. of Worcelter.—Aged TB. Mrs. Joyce Hill, the King’s Arms, St. George’s, Glouceflerlhire. John Barneby, efq; of Dr ...
... the many light weights in the Godwood Stakes, the most conspicuous for youth and diminutiveness was little William Day, a son John Day. This tiny jockey is barely 13 years age, and weighed only sst. 31b., with a 101b. saddle. He rode with skill and self ...
... I O.T. 31.- —Oct. KM. Swans-a, dealer ai.d chapman, the Talbot, Bath- Street, Bristol. -1, JOHN OWES H.ICR.ms, Cardigan, shopkeeper, at the White Kart, Cardigan. l'ricc eJ'&TOI'KS the VI Bank Stock, • II per Cent. J797, •• fh-.it 1 Stock, Long Ann. • 3 ...
... The Rev. Isaac Hughes, to the valuable vicarage of Llandyfriog, with the rectory'of Llanfairtrefhcilgin annexed, county of Cardigan.—The Rev. Thoa M'Neece, F.T.C.D., to be King’s lecturer divinity. The living of Arboe is also attached the professorship ...
... Darby Grifliths, Pad worth-house. Esq. Devonshire.— William John Clarke, of Buckland, Esq. ; John Crocker Bulled, of Fleet, Esq.; and John Were Clark, of Buckhurst Tons Saints, Esq. Dorsetshire John Mansell, of Smedmore, Esq.; Charles Dale, of Granville Woo ...
... Roffe. ufed by the Noble Lord ary Defence, which Lord terms were pitiful. Mr. Grattan faid, th don Wednelfuay, will, it oppelite agreed in the gra nan out of eight, between all arm in defence of the againft the eft«blithmenr. therefore on principle, bee ...
... of the debate upon Mr. John O’Connell’s motion for the repeal of the union, submitted on the 11th of April, and adjourned from tiuae to time since that day. After some observai Reynold?, and others. is from Sir U. Hall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Lord J. Kussell ...
... Re*, j. William*, archdeacon Cardigan. »Wb. Taitt, efq;ni Cardiff, U> Mifa Mary Mangall, of Jcrniynft reel.—Mr. lone*, of Putiry-Cuurt, near Ledbury, Mifa Smith, of Hall- Court, Hetefordnilt*.—At Cheltenham, the Re*. John Dolphin, to Mifa MoHinfoo, daughter ...
... and Co. . John Diummoni, elq; A* Henry Drummond, elq; ..A. Spencer K. Drummonu, elq; .A. Mr. F.dcH ..A. a M al.âC. R. per Chatteris, tl. is. The Widow's e, J.H I Anonymous, per P. by the hands cl John Walker, . elq; ...
... that Mr. Grattan was the sworn proprietor or that newspaper, sent his friend, J. Montgomery, Esq. demand of that gentleman a retractation of tbs slauder, but alter an interriew and sereral notes between the parties anti a Mr. Wallace, Mr. Grattan's friend ...