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... difpatch was received the furreudcr of Coni to the event which put a period to campaign very h'i,hly glorious to the Imperial arms. The Ruffian army, under the command of Suwarrow, about the end of this month began its march homewards. February. 3. His Majeftv's ...
... stge replied immediately, it was his en- .itlhouid take place ; Mi Grattan then :j the houfe wheie Mr Corry was engaged jton, and they exchanged mutual civilities. Jomm F. Cradock. John Metge. i Clumber, Dahlln Caftle, Tncfday, Feb. 18. ?? his Excellency ...
... intoxication of his heart, ' would have flown with equal ardour * An old fuliicr, arms had ill oil. A to Iceland as to Corfica purfuit of dtmi-god. You are accqi:inted with John Ton's works. 1 Rambler, the Idler ; Lonclon, a Satire ; and the excellent Biography ...
... his entire wvilh that it fhould b take place. Mr Grattan then proceeded to the Hfoufe, where Mr Corry was engaged with a his furgeon, where they exchanged mutual f! civilities. I JoHN Fr.ANcIs CRADOCK. JOHN M1ETGE. On Monday Aldzrman Exlbaw was cho- f f{n ...
... obfervations on 520 Augufi, memorabilia for 678 , Gilfland, analyfisof the waters of 229 Ava, account of the to Gregory Dr John, account of Balls tor children, remarks on 175 Hair powder, origin of 246 Beads, the language of Hindus, religion of Birds ...
... Carmarthenfhire, 40 years of age, 6 children, income 3ol. per annum. Rev. John Grifi~th, of Llandiffilio, Pem- brokeflhire, 63 years of age, 7 children, in- come 201. per annum. Rev. John Jones (blind), of Laniflen, Glanmorganflhire, 70 years of age, Ii chil- ...
... School in ChriLt's Hofpital appeared at Court, and were prcfented to his Majefty, as he w.vas palling to the Drawing--oom (Sir John Anderfon, the Prefident, being indifpofed) by James Palmer, Efq. the Treafurer, who decli- ned the honour of Knighthood on ...
... Dcrnbigh David Mafon, Dcinbigh an Flint Whm. WVnne, Mold Glamorgan John Wood, joor. Cardiff ar: MTerioncth G Griffiths, Dongelly T] 1\1ontgoiney John Johns, Macsw.cvr p.1 Pm:nbrokc John Willy, Haverfore Ueft So R-dnor JamesDavies, Prcfelgne CO SCOTLAND ...
... Denbigh David Mafon, Der.bigh cx. Flint wins. Wynne, Mold hn Glamorgan John Wood, janr. Cardiff er, Merioneth G Griffiths, Dongelly nt, Montgomery Tohn Johns, Maeswawr rnt, Pcmrbok'a John Willy, Haverford Weft r; Radnor James Davies, Preflicgnc cc, SCOTLAND ...
... n and followed by the QUEEN, PRINCESSES, and J thle Dukes of kENT andCUMBERLAND, andat- v tellded by the' Counteffes of CARDIGAN and ti AYvLSsURRY, took an airing to, Kew, and re- turned to the Oueen's Houfe to dinner. T Yefferday morning his MAJESTY ...
... Anfon, lThos. Lawley, Sir R. in ich Antonie, W. Lee Lemon, J. 'as, Atley, Sir J. - LemonSir W. ro- Atkins, John Lefeve, C. S. Aubrey, Sir John Loveden, E. L. at Bradihaw, t. Lubbock, J. Drr. Babington, T. Maddocks, X'r. A. at lle, Bagenal, Walter 'Markham ...
... INTELLIGENCE. EAST INDIES. SINCE the events detailed in our publication for March, relative to the war with Holkar, the British arms have suffered temporary reverse of fortune, by the defeat of Col. Monson's gallant detachment, owing to insurmountable difficulties ...