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... sail-maker of that place to Miss Arbuthnot sister of John Arbuth-not esq Thursday was at the Abbey-church Mr J Martin to Miss F Fames both of this city Same day married at Stoke-upon-Trent Staffordshire John Ward esq of Brown-hill to Miss M Baddeley of Shelton ...
... Mairis, of Exeter college ; and Rev. John Croomc, St. Mary-hall, arc admitted Majhrs of Arts ; and MertTrs. J. T. Pedley, Jas. Dean, Jof. Dale, and John Lingard, of Bralenole; Martin Weft, of Univerfity; and John Beefly, St. Edmund-hall, Bachelors of ...
... to a tofuceeed the deceafed | etween Lords Aucland, Hol- the meafures; and ment of Surinam; the who defended them. vice Sir John Craddock after a defultory and uninter- anks to the officers and men and, the chief General Oliver Nicolls, itd oy od Aconfpiracy ...
... ssev, Si.ters. Grenfell; for Br.nol, Han, renu* “«et. Pearce, for Guernsey, and Unity nri Johns, for Plymouth. ** 1 Arrived, the Endesa V°ur Uickard.si. Ives. John. Merchant Taylor, f hn. Union, and Thomu. Sincock all rum Saint Des. Union, Sargem, Polperrow ...
... Estate and Mr. JOHN iv'FRRETT, late »' Bl.sbury Farm, in the parish of !^® **?* John and William Executors the Esu ano o{ Glactsftr, litit, late of ? j'red to send in the particulars Baktr, deceased, ber ,b ur aloresaid, his thertof to Mr. John erBons w stand ...
... ivool-merchtnt, John Dam), Kirkby-stcphen, Wesimorelaml, banker and manufacturer. Christopher Perkins, Swansea Glamorgan, shopkeeper.— Robert Barber, Oxforl-strect, Middlesex jeweller.—Francis Fenton, Sheffield, Yotk, merchant. MARRIED—Mr. John Redding Mitcham ...
... SUI'I’LY - the having itself usual far isccllaoeou-Services in Ireland havM l-'r' ji theCommitre be required ten various S’avy Arm- isceliatff-y mi for which sny- plv voted the which from deducted 57PL5ffI proportion for Ireland AIean which were order cover ...
... for tfard. Several Members stated that Sir John tjuckwortb ought - ill liimes> to have notice this proceeding; consequence which Col. Wood withdrew hisftiotion, bring Jt forward again a week. ♦, Mr. Grattan gave notice, that he should defer his motion ...
... charges granted successive reigns surplus to all a sum 19001 year Colonel respecting Danis-a Expedition le’nnight question Mr Grattan notice his intention bring forward Catholic Question Monday KOCUEFORT Mr Calcraft rose to bring forward his motion upon light ...
... Lord Graves Sir John Hawkin'. Mr, RashJc?«h Sir Lawtemcc P. Mr. Coward l^iringlo.i G. Tenipler Mr. -nt Sir Henry Carew Sir C e. remain open 'll'l the day next irf:t>ejhe laces. Between the heals lur ihc last stakes, a milch between Sir John Ssl, jib. Mr ...
... upwards of 60,000 of the inhabitants Catalonia w ere under arms, and that an intimation had been made the Governor of Gibraltar, that with the aid 20,000 British troops, and 100,000 stand of arms, the Spaniards would engage expel the enemy from their country ...
... chief At they have pulled consul's house: the dergy diocese encouraged the rise support of their religion andrights and of who arms march' to Madrid assist countrymen At Cadiz they haVe every lay on shorn believe ’id‘ board their ships also that the troops ...