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... IgThs'. W.tons. .Ds ferstoi, Mitericiiident.10qni Slit IKing of nyahx d hiss first audience of tier Majesty. ny, had BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hutchon. Finsbury-rtrcus, merchant William Nicholsoi, Bradford, Yorkshire, scrivener Rene de Cantels1ues Dean-soret. Soho-s4urre ...

... %erlre 10I.-To Air. ti. Drews tt, at Leartinster, foe the beat fat Sussrx steer, at piece of' piiite valut! tLt. -To Sir. Thomas Corney, of Littlerlaimptotr, for tire ?? hest fat Cow, r) years old or upwardLs, a Diece Of' vials ed. valte 71-T ir. G1. ...

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... or Paynton h is ,.Pi cits 3sq. of ihs Brfdgc Titila, Ilaidenhoad. set ry Mr nthis county, Pros Mrs Thma, rlit o th lte ?? Thomas, Ofstan Chelsea,- Surge-oat. i to it -ttssieBtch otidultural Society len had their Annual 111etingf, on the Seth irlstane ...

... wasresolved to take the setise of the llousc on it, if lie stooti alone. Ou a division it was carried by a majority of I 7. Alr. Hardy gavc notice that on the 20th of Aplcril lie would call the aitct'ion of the I louse to tile vidlence given bel)tci the ('arlow ...

... Rojplootls-.The' fillowing ?? wll do :r show the stern force of seal of this hardy race better W -thazi any description. Whlen the Emperor Jehalngir, b~a S to whom Sir Thomas Roe was sent as ambassador, was ei overrunning their country, and the army of ...

... result of the ballot for the mission to England was communicated. ~ IThe nuembers; ?? O'Connell,. 97 ; Richard Shici, ti-I: Thomas Wyse, 91 James O'Gorman I Alaiaon, hl2, William .M'Dertzott, 110; Mlichael Dillca p Bellew, 513 ; Montesquieu Bellew, 65 ; ...

... Monte John Roruby p Blackburn llorby -it Pilkinglon 2' Fieldenp I W. Busfield 2' Breelford Buafield f' vorGl. Thompson a' Hardy p I J. C. Whitmore 2' Bridgnorth Whitmoce a Sir B. Pigdt P Pigat vJ . H. Tynte r, Bridgewataer Forman p) ITH. tireadwoedr' ...

... liberty, the euithusiasm che1 i retligioti, and the hope of plundeot, ore umore faintly tendQ felt. 'The Greek Soldiers aire hardy ;can iriake long for Marches, carry heavy weights onl their backs~, live colt. Rivi scantly in the open air, proceed without ...

... heein . fully cqmriued for trial. Lt i. SATURDAY., APRIL 7, lil27. )r BIRT'.-At Southampton, the Lady of Copt. s- Frederick 3. Thomas, R.D. of a son. - ?? :f Some ?? the patmnnige of t, lds y 'Bryen4 intend holding a.Bazitar amnSouthamp- I; toi, in iy,' P ...

... vootocript+ Xv FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTB. P IS M~ajesty has been graciously pleased to Pr appoint Captain Sir Edward Thomas Troubridge, . o Hart. of the Royal Navy, to be one of his btaiesty's Si is LNaval Aides-dy-Camp, in the Yoom of Captain Sir o Murray ...