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... Hugh Ellis Carnarvon Denbigh David Mason Denbigh Flint William Wynne Mold Glamorgan John .Wood, jun. Cardiff Merioneth G. Dongelly Montgomery John Jones ' Pembroke John Willy Haverford West Radnor James Davies Presteigne SCOTLAND. Shire of EdinburgliThonias ...
... Ellis Carnarvon Denbigh David Mason Denbigh Flint William Wynne Mold '. Glamorgan John Wood, jun. Cardiff Merioneth G. Griffiths Dongelly • Montgomery John Jones Pembroke John Willy Haverford-West i Radnor James Davics Presteigne SCOTLAND. Shireof Edinhoro'Thomas ...
... ASSOCIATION, For Protection of Persons and Property* General Annual Meeting of the Sub- scribers to his will be held at the Cobham-Arms Inn, in Buckingham, on Monday the IStli Day of May instant, at the Hour Twelve at Noon, for the Purpose of examining ar.d passing ...
... 74 guns ; and two frigates ; leaving the Dreadnought off Brest, and dispatching a brig for Sir Sidney Smith, and the Ann armed brig for Ireland. The flag-ship of the enemy's force mounts 120 guns. Sir R. Strachan, with the blockading squadron, has likewise ...
... of the Cardigan-Arms Inn, in that place. , Yesterday sennight, Mrs. Spencer, wife Mr. Spencer, ■ upholsterer, of Leicester. Tuesday last, Mr. homns Hancox, of Coventry. Wednesday last, at Wcst-Haddon, this county, the 3Sd year bis ago, Mr. John Kdsbv. ...
... and Kent, waiked Windsor Terrace till * o'clock. Mis Majesty appeared cc, l, and in good health: the Royal Dukes r. of each arm, and were inclose conversation Royal Father. —Drs. Heberden and the Terrace, at same time, but not Vy >' conversation with the ...
... NEWPORT-PAGNELL, 22d Feb. 1811. ALL Persons remaining indebted to the Estate of Mr. JOHN PERRY, late of LAVENDEN-MILL, deceased, are requested to pay their respective Debts to Mr. Cooch, Solicitor, on or before the 12th Day of March next, at his Office ...
... were admitted to Degrees Bachelor in Civil Late.— Rev. John Cleaver, of Brasenose college. Masters of Arts.— John Church, of University college, Esq Grand Compounder; and Mr. Richard Goddard, of St. John's Bachelors of Arts.— William Venahles Vernon, Esq ...
... Mason, 0 ¢ Rain? cotton-spinner, d. & c. June 19, 20, and July ley Arms Inn, Manchester, Att. Messrs- Hewitt Manchester.—8. Peter Long, of Mere, Ches 14,-July 11, and 20, at the house of John Tags: rf ford, innkeeper. Att. Messrs, Follins, a Ridgway, ot Eccles ...
... Catholics from petitioning; such irritating conduct wa« at the present time more than ever unseasonable. When the Continent was armed against us, and the dangers of the eountrv «o imminent, was it fit time trifle with the affections large and valuable part ...
... Leightnn-Buzzard, Beds,, on or before the 28th Day April next, ensuing.— Dated this 9th. Day of April, 1812. fi. HORWOOD, JOHN DAVIS, JOHN NOTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting ofthe Trustees, appointed Act Parliament for repairing the High, ways from Ol ...
... clear Property-Tax) are requested to signify the same in Writing, to Mr. John Hooper, of Dunstable, the Clerk to the Trustees, to be laid before them at their next Meeting. JOHN HOOPER. duly 19th, 12. DAY & MARTIN REG Leave to acquaint ihe Public, that ...