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... Bankrupts. John Long, Portfea, Hants, mariner. L. Croft, St.'-iames's-ftreet. Middlefex, paltry-cook John Groom, Chifwell-ftreet, ftable-keeuer. Andrew Paul Peur- talesand Andrew George Pourtalcs, Liro.id-ltrcet-builriings, merchants. John MUlwham, F ...
... cent. conf. 77Mi4. 5 percent, arm. 90&. a 91. Bank L. arm. 17 n-ifethsi. Ditto Short «1 a i«>t6ths. Conf. tor Feb. 6o££j}£. Died. Wectnefitay laft, in Sam-rook-court, Baflng- hall- ftreet, in ?? year of his age, Dr. John Miers Lettfom, eldeft fon of Dr ...
... retired’ and feat meffage General Craddock Mr Grattan demanding latisfaiftion Mr inftantly left the Houle accompanied by Mr Metge The parties met and fought fhots exchanged Inthefifth Mr Grattan wounded Mr Corry arm ball was immediately extracted and the wound ...
... read ieveral patiages from !.r. Grattan's Addrefs to the Citirens of Dubtin, .to prove vhatthe had laid rel'peciing the langsrage of theparty he atlud- cd to, aed he commented in fevere terms upon each patfi e. Mr. Grattan began a fmart philippic, by laying ...
... read fevetal paflages from Mr. Grattan's Addrefs to the Citizens, of Dublin, to prove what he had faid refpedtirig the language of the party he allud- ed to, and he commented in fevere terms upon each pafTage. Mr. Grattan began a fmart philippic, by faying ...
... formerly of St. John's college, is empowered, by a difpenfation, to hold the rectory of fivettlethOrpe, toget her with the rectory of Thorpe on the hill, both in the county and diocese of Lincoln, and worth together near Goo!. a year. The Rev. John Waltham, ...
... Mr. V.I. BrurTs. Mr. Wm. NurcHARD.. Mr. N. Tolima,. Mr..Se akl 4l -Je - • Mr. Mr. I. COVEROA Li. Mars, OLIVER & IRON. Mr. JOHN NAINBY, Mr. 1. St ZElt. • Mr. I. NEWMAN Mr. C. TwHi.t.s. Mr. J. JoNrs, Jux. Mr. G. M. EDMUNDS, MD. WM. ABSOTT. Mr. F. SHEPREARD ...
... en-care the induced to the terms pre- Parker Uppingham whose our last was vicar of Owston) Leicestershire which in gift of Cardigan Esq Canwick the Royal regiment of Lincoln militia without opposition to represent city in Parliament in lieu of Rawdon deceased ...
... firft alarmed by one of the children who ran down itAirs exclsming that her papa had killed her mamma As the murderer was armed with two or three brace of pittois, betides his (word. they were obliged to fend for a party of the 'Pontefract V,,ltinteers ...
... iiiii)iiyjli i ft- ft-' - STRDA -“ Six-pence OTMBER Tuesday’s Posts GAZETTE S? King has been pleased Lieutenant of the county Cardigan the Right Hon Spencer Lord Sir Philip Stephens Gambier the Hon for executing the of Bdtain Commissioners N N 2 rendering ...
... grocer Thomas Rees Llanbacarn Trefeglwys Cardigan shopkeeper Daniel Lilley Manchester manufacturer John Friend Bermondsey-street Surrey fellmonger Thomas Martin of Old warehouseman Hutchinson Birmingham factor John Clarke Worcestershire vintner Judge King-street ...
... the issue of which die heir at law of a man born deaf and dumb recovered hi? parental estate, 1 situate in the county of Cardigan, South Wales. Lewes wool fair was numerously attended by the Staplers from London, and other parts, who bought up the wool ...