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... Rev. John Ward, Re nt t neat M on. On I at V.A. a. Mr•. Wortley, re. nt tLe R. v. James W (Airy, or mouegran, ii. this coon! y. no Ertl; of htmekton. Ht I, Ripon. He had h-en at Heath: was nn tool' toe% , proeetdit•g to Om. otth ffari Cardigan at the ...
... delivered John Baldwin, of Yeadon, Clothier, ill receive l ive. Pounds Reward, from the fa d John Baldwin. Yeadon, January HULL For LIS HON, The line Bottomed Brig AST /f'Af. JACKSON, Commander, Stands A. 1. at Lloyd's, Burthen 120 Tons, and armed with Fight ...
... shain-House, near Liverpooli to Francei, daughter of John l layds, Esq. ofOullon, near Ieeds. *h, On Wednesday, nt Selby, Mr. Hirst, 'groder,'of he this toin, to Harriet, second daughter of the lte Y- John Audus, Esq. of tile formier place. nt At Etridge's ...
... Weioefday. '1 tanna• Dampier, the venerabk and eiteented Lord thl.np of hly. On 1 Luriday, Mr. Samuel Craven, of the Cardigan's Arms, near town. Od rhurfday, aged Mrs. ModhT, of Bala& Mk. Pa!orrit.—•Can the Et:itor of the Mercury forgo that his paper ...
... doubtful credit, told to frighten babes. But farereil now to unfidpiciame nights, And flunalteruna,armed! now, ere you Oeep. Sec that your poldhed arms he primed with care, And drop the night -bolt t—ruLians are abroad ; And the first larum of the cock's ...
... Nattr-e before ore-le o'Cl,,ck, ii crde r that e. ery pk ss tle Arrangereit nvia v a i-na.;a e f e- ttrir At i oai10o.ttOi. SIR JOHN INGILIi I rr PrsiDe . W1M. VAVAStiUR ?? 7 THOS. COLIHSCK,; F \i. 0readeaho. Bv Or.ne THOMA4. W VI I K ;IN . ' 4-ttaretarr. ...
... of Johnston engraved on the Stamp. Bamkreepts from ?wpfm'a Casette. Lewis Jofeph John Nod, of Covent Garden, broker, d. c. Charlie Paine, of blew 4.34 merchant, d. c. John Finlayfon, of Midleed-plader chair. ntaker, d. c. B:ephen Powell, of innkeeper, ...
... quarto. On the futijed of the Catholic Claims, Mr. Grattan has (sr we hated Lit writ) (Orel notice, that the 25th init. he will more that the Hotta du take jets their conbiteration the Rate of aloe regarding Ilia hilajeltea Catholic taubjeela o, f Countries ...
... the nwel of Knardbovough, atid ace Imitable for a rimeel Few.lr. Mr. Itii:fdale will Phew the Premif and of whom. or of Mr. John Watfoo, of Par:lle,. n.ar I.reh; of Mrffrv. Lee and it aynar, Letas, l'arvicular• trial lw 1.1. F IR4YI .!R, ONDIN. t. The ...
... William Leaf, late of Manchester, merchant, d. C. to surt May si, at 2, June 20, at to, and July a, at 4. at thellridge water Arms inn, Manclheater.-Att. Cunliffe, gdanchtesteri William Carpenter, now or late of Pitchcombe, Gloucosterj clothier, to sur. ...
... St. Peter's Square, in Leeds, in the leveral Occupa ions of George Durrans, James Howden, John Ratcliffc, John Lifter, Jofeph Little- wood, John Walker and John Gulliver. ty For Price and further Particulars enquire of Mr. Jofeph Halliwell, Liquor Merchant ...
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