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... AND LOCK AND KEY, Being the lall Night but Two Mr. RUSSELL'S forming. fJ3* Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven o'clock. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. LOST, A GOLD REPEATING WATCH, makers' name John and William Thipling, London \ with Three Seals ; one ...
... nfed purfu.i'.t of Parliament. Night but Mr. RUSSELL'S Engagement. On Wednesday, Sept. t, IPOI, Will prcfentcd, a favourite New ver performed tins Theatre, called LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN A Comic SONG, Mr. Russell. To which will he added, I HE IRISHMAN N'V>N ...
... High-street, ham. Att. Birkett, Bond-court, We.Uirook, t,,r Russell Watts, Bristol, grower, Oct. 28, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street; Brl't James, Gray's Inn square, London; Tanner, * yf. —John Bell and Richard Atkinson, of don, warehousemen, Sept. '20 ...
... Robley, one the daughters of the I..te ' M ley, Esq. that place. Her death was I the bursting blood-vessel, her brother's Russel-square, about ten weeks since,* succeeds rapid decline, which ad medical skilt—A ing, in America, Freeman, supposed , v ...
... JM>6, When they are requested fo accompany the Steward to Service the Cathedral, SERMON will preached by the Rev.TuoMAs Russell, Canon Residentiary, alter winch there willbe Collection for the Benefit of the Charity. An Ordinary will be provided th ...
... aged 67.—At Borrowdal, Cumb'r'and, aged BJS, the Rev. John Harrison, of which place bad bean pastor duri.ig the long period of 54 years.—At his lodgings, Great Russel-street, Bedford-square, Major John of the bnttalion the 14th regiment Nitive Infantry, ...
... Service at the I required to attend, and to pay all their ~*lt •• I»ady-day last, or the same led •'• rtress. \l'h!.:,e .S RUSSELL, Gent. Steward TOtVN OF BRECON, LET, Sp» c MANSION HOUSE, fit for rJtf '' > of a genteel Family, ar.d has been inube Proprietor ...
... Lion-square.— John Wakefield, of Fleet-street, Nov. 25, Dec. iO, at Guildhall. Att. Marphy, Fleet-street.—Wm. Crane, Bridgesstreet, Cov. nt Garden, Middlesex, Nov. 84, US, Dec. UO, Guildhall. Att. Senior, Long Acre — Richard D*VEV,of Russel-court, Drury-lui ...
... committed to prison for their lent cP :duct, W. dnesiiay, as Mr. Shcri. elan Walked home from the nustings, attended Lord William Russell, Mr. Width-read, and several of his particular friends, and'one hundred of Electors Westminster, while passing along a stone ...
... FREEHOLD COTTAGE aiid (•iardon, pleasantly si'.n.it«- in the Village Peter- I chtu- ii, and iK.wih.the possession oil Mr. Joseph Russell. J For aViv, v apiffleoa the Pfeiiuses; and other the Mipn-tlatt', Hereford. • >. SOfd) dV By WILLIAM' •'•'At the Inn, la ...
... and Thomas Delabere, Southam, Esq. Worcestershire. —Sir John Packington,of Bart.; Thomas Bland, of Ham Court; and William Russell, of Powick, Esqrs. Oxfordshire.— William. Hodges, Bolncy Court; John Read, of Ipsden, Esqrs.; and the Hon. Thos. Parker, of ...
... stood second in number on the poll, he was compelled to return Lord. W. Russell and Mr. Thornton duly elected. Query, -Will Mr. T. solicit the Chilterr. Hundreds, to return Sir John, pr will he rest satisfied with continuing sit himself ? By a letter from ...