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... structure, accompanied by their Teachers and ; Visitors, and preceded the ruslee* and Com- j miitee, move I from the School, along John* street, Thomas-street, I! ill gate. Canal-street, over Waterloo, and down Chnrchgate, into the ' Market-place, where having ...
... Sefton). Capt .in in the Til* lluv*rs; William Augustus Knj. lieutenant; and John White, Ksj. cornet in the same regiment, fT an assault upon N ohaniei of the Beverley 1 Arms Inn, and Jute, his wile, on the Mdi of beptemlwr last. The defendants gudfy, ...
... Commissioners. Sols. Messrs. Pope and Brewer, lllomfield-strect Sealed Sept. 22. Pet. Cr. John Newman Hooker, Bethnal-greeH-road, Middlesex, Ixxit-makcr. JOHN KNOWI.CS and JOHN WILKINSON KNOWLES, of Bent Mills, near ilsden, in the county York, and Manchester ...
... e; Nov. Manebester. Sol. Mr. Edge, Pet. CT. AHD Kirk. blanches KNOWLF.S John and John Mills, near Wiled.en. In the ehester, in the county of Li and partners in tri lesu firin of John Knowles and White's Hotel. Manchester. ter. Sealed Oct. 22. Pet. cott ...
... merchants. VtOt MIS JOHN and HUNKY WILLIAMS, of Hastings, erocrrs. No* H, 15 ami Dec I, at London. Mess ...
... solicitor, Saint Anns-Square, Manchester. THE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt awarded and issued forth against JOHN KERSHAW, JOHN TOMLINSON, and RICHARD ASHWORTH FULLER, of Manchester, h the county of Lancaster, machine-makers, dealers, chapmen, ...
... Davidson, Shutlehill 3 0 0 John Molineux 110 John Richardson..Mt s- Thomas Armstrong 330 ley Arms 0 John Fletcher, Shude- Thos. Nowarth and Co 2 0 0 hill 3 0 J. ...
... Bankrupts' Names. place of Meeting: Hour. April 17. John Birch, jun. Ist Blarkfriars Inn 2 111. Joshua Ashcroft, 3d White's Hotel 10 John Birch, jun. 2d Blackfriars Inn 2 George G'ussons, White's Hotel 9 John Higson, to audit White's Hotel 2 •— James Leech ...
... Camelford.. M. Milbank, Cud. Cradoek Carsterbury..S. R. Luabinaton. Lord Cardiff . .. Lord P. 3. S ras rt. • Cardigan/Mircol. W. Powell. Cardigan .. P. PrY•rt Carlisle..lerJ. It. U. Graham. a. Sir P. MallErst's Ceernerthanalere..llou. ti. It. Trevor Carmarthen ...
... both Lord Grey and his journalist have overshot the mark. Case of John Gratton.—lt will be remembered that this man was convicted at the last Spring assizes, of the murder of Mr. .John .Milbume, on the llth of May, by throwing him into the Hudderstiild ...
... chculatilit' the country, and the low rate of interest. Some of thew he believed, were of a beneficial nature, and some wet* arm. netted with drennustomes of a mfarious description. With one re/ the latter kind (the Arigna .Compeny) he was undoubted/4r ...
... rebels on these occasions always took refuge in Spain. The reception which they experienced there induced others to take up arms for the same purpose. His majesty's government had received intimation that a large body of refugees had assembled in Old Castile ...