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... Devon, praying for the establishment of Courts (or ths aort easy recovery of small debts. Im4 Cardigan -The Earl of Aftsrury moved, that Jasses ThoaasKni of Cardigan taken into the custody of ths Usher the Black Rod, which was agreed to, sad the Earl was confccM ...
... rXIVERSITV 1 Monday, ? First Trinity . 1 First St. John’s .. 2 Second riniry Second St. John's. Jesus 5 Cuius 7 Emmanuel { Wednesday, First Trinity First St. John’s.. 2 Second St. John's. Second Trinity .. 4 Jesus Emmanuel 30AT RACES. ARCH ...
... Mr. Grattan on Tuesday is merely conformable to the yote the House in the firstinsianch, aad decides no- thing with respect to Lhe or This admissibility of the Cathelie Claims. question, however, will come feirly before the Honse, when Mr. Grattan brings ...
... order any enemy’s P M St W N six observed the ’of French vessels steering for Barfleur ail we perceived them be pro-fed three armed former carrying from Mins” the latter from eight ten each a p- ’ itly well manned out the convoy close order it I immediately ...
... was held at the London Tavern. Tbe Duke of York was the chair, supported on his right the Earl of Lonsdale and the Right Hon. John Beckett, and on his left by the Earl of Hare wood, Sir Henry Wright Wilson, Mr. Alderman Bridges, fee. Upon the health of the ...
... Thousand, by the author of The Gipsy.” 3 vols. 1 Outlaw, by the authoress of I lie Buccaneer.” 3 vols. Agnes iMansieLdt, by Mr. Grattan. vols. Random Recollections of the House of Commons, a Member. Mrs. Butler’s Journal America. 2 vols. Willis’s Pencillings ...
... Blh Hussars, to Caroline, sixth daughter of John Harris, Esq. of Hughendon House, Bucks.—At Little Berkhampstead, Herts, B. Fuller, Esq. of Germains, Buckinghamshire, to Charlotte eldest daughter of the late John Stratton, Esq. of Little Berkhampsted. Clergymen ...
... Ciaskill, Esei., Liverpool. Willi.ott II iggerm, Esq., Colonial Other. John Iluutplereys, Esq., The Itactory, Nfoolgoraierydrier. 1t J. A. Herbert, Glen Herren, Magietrate for Montgomery. John IGeklin, En.. Birkenhead, Cheshire. illiaue fleinsphreys, Esq. ...
... aforesaid, in Marsh- land Fen, inthe occupation of the late Mr. Catliog.—For,further particulars apply to Mr. John Catling, of Walsoken; Mr, John Hartley, of Em- neths or Messrs. Girdlestone, Bellamy, and Wing, attornies, in Wishech, WEST WALTON, O be SOLD ...
... station, and thence to the London Hospital. It was found that his right leg and one of his arms were broken, and his back severely injured. Amputation of the leg and arm would have been immediately performed, bnt the unfortunate man was too weak to undergo ...
... on Friday, Mr. John Hatfield, late postmaster of Huntingdon, to Miss Clay, of the former place. Boston, on Monday last, Mr. John Thacker, farmer, of Ram??y> Huntingdonshire, to Susannah, daughter of Mr. Samuel Newton, of the King's Arms inn, Boston. . ...
... MR. GRATTAVs NEW WORK. In 3 Vols, post Bvo. AGNES DE MANSFELDT. This Novel will greatly add that reputation which Mr. Grattan has already justly attained.'— Monthly. IV. MY AUNT PONTYPOOL. In 3 Vols, post Btro. •• A charming Novel, full of life and ...