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... surname or coat arms in favour of that of his bride. He decided the option by assuming the name Percy ; and the antient royal arms of Brabant are at this das the first the eight hundred and ninety-two the Percy shield. Wot more famous in arms than distinguished ...
... related to Mr. Grattan. Mr. Grattan almost, in express terms, called Mr. C. a ruffian, jackanapes, and coward, and said, that had Mr. C. uttered what did without the walls of that House, his answer would have been iu. ** soon Mr. Grattan had ended his ...
... place. Thomas Sowerby, Blandford street, Manchester square, upholsterer, July and August 3, at 11. Sol Nethersole, New inn, John Wilde, St Albans, Hertfordshire, maltster, d c, July .'1 at 1, and Aug 3at 11. Sols Messrs Alexander & Co, Carey street; and ...
... to be void and of uone effect: And aho to order, that Majesty's coucessiou and declaration registered Wis college arms. BANKRUPTS. John beam, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, but .now of Sculcoates, York, merchant. Henry Warner aud Sam. Bristol, druggists ...
... years' transportation. LORD CARDIGAN AND LORD WH. PAGET.—T«ord William Paget lias responded to the letter of Lord Cardigan, which appeared the Adrer:iser last week. He says, —• Nothing can more satisfactory to than that Lord Cardigan shoul 1 take the steps ...
... the 2nd inat.. aged si, Mr John Elliott, late of Ponteland; 7th, in Nicholas Church Yanl. asciLir, Elizabeth, youngest diaghlcr the late .Mr John Davison, of Tyne Street, uio&tt'r mariner; 12tb. Ebcncrasr, infant son of John Elliott, whitesmith, .kc.. ...
... Beigrave, I Be net t, John Bentinek, Berkeley, Captain Bernal, Ralph Bernard, Thomas Hubert M Blake, Sir F Bart. Blamire, William Blauknev, William Blount, Edward Blunt, Sir Bart. Bodkin, John Rouverie, Hint. P Boyle, Lord Boyle, Hon. John Krabazon, Viscount ...
... near Archer llouae, and contain about ACRES; the other on Kindon Hill, and containing about ACRES, in the occupation of Mr John Forster The COAL under the 6rst-mcntioned Close will belong to the purchaser. Air Forster will shew the Premises, and further ...
... asked any more yeomen were be appointed, and why arms had been delivered after order the contrary by government ?—A/r. Stanley said vacancies would filled but no new appointments made, and that no arms had been issued but those previously in possession ...
... bon, friend the Member for Liverpool ; (Lord Duncannon) therefore, entreated of bis toil, friend (Mr Grattan) withdraw his amendment. Air H. Grattan withdrew Ids amendment accordingly. A verbal amendment which could not bear, proposed by )!r IlusKisgON ...
... a superior description. The Rev. G. A. Lowe and John Davidson, Esq., of Morpeth have each become annual subscribers of II. Is. to the ?&rpeth Dispensary. A dancing assembly was held in the Queen's Arms Inn, BedliSgton, on Thursday evening the ]8oh ultimo ...