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... nations. , While there was only one Member to be found lb the Britifh Parliament, and one Journalitt in the Whole empire, hardy enough to affert that the, roufed fpirit of the Britifh - nation, and all its.fpontaneous energies, were to be reckoned as ...
... Hulkiffon, as duly eleded, fign&l and fealed by him; and alfo the return by the Under SheritT, purporting to'be that ofM r. Thomas Sheridan,. but not figned or inled by the Mayor of Lifkeard, being 'read, Mr. Pi Tt declared his convietion, that het point ...
... merchant, at nine, at Guildhall May 5. Edmund Barnes, of Leicefter, wool-ftapler, at ten, at Guildhall. • . - . April 27. Thomas Richardfon, of Waterfide; Southowram, Yorltfliire; merchant, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. April 28. Geoteßuffell ...
... great fall of fnow. THEATRE, DWRY LANE. The play at this bottle le..a night Was ne Be!! Stratagem. Mrs. performed Letitia Hardy. In the early part of the play, the vivacity of manner ; in the latter part, 1 1 aing .was -peculiarly diftinguitheel by tafte ...
... innkeeper. Thomas Sawyer, of Woolwich, vidualler. Thomas -Wilkinfon, now or late of Grimefcarr Foot, in Fishy Halifax, York, merchant. . . RiChard Robinfon W::-(1, of Coningham, York, merchant. John Sturges, of Northampton, dealer. Thomas Tindall, of ...
... Reaor of the Grammar Schocl, Dundee. . • : Or Friday laft, at I.itlftals, in Staffordfaire, aft:: a fmtqf ilinet's, Mr. Thomas Hardy, . s • Abroad, in his Majefty s ferviec, Mr. Philip Cornwirt. fon of the Rev. Peter Cornwall, of Wotton-under-Ed Glou ...
... proroguing the Parliament acc--:-rdingly. W. FAWKENig. WHITEHALL, NOV. 6, 184. The King has been pleafed to appoint General Sir Thomas Trigge, K. B. to be Lieutenant General of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the tooth of ...
... Joseph Arnistron4, of Manchester, cotton._ matinfactoters. Edward Wright and Thomas Pattinson, of Newcastle upon- Tyne, grew , rs William ‘Vilkin, 'Thomas Wilkin, and Thomas Seppißgs, of Soham, Cambridge, atrurniec • James and George Longworth Wil.ling ...
... William Mafthewa, of Worcester, i onmongers. Wilson Boothman, of Come, Lam.ltter, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. William Binglei and Thomas Bingley, of Tavistoil-street, i_:ovent-garden linen-drapete, Nov. 14 . 21, and Dec. 23, at en, at Guildhill. Anomie's; Mr ...
... Game, Samuel Pruhen, Geo; West, Robert C. Brown. Thomas .InSon, E. B. Westbrook,, H. M. Short, Thomas, Hallowes, .Geotge. BeWiche , Thomas Aire, Ed:Ward:Hi:yam, Hendrick johnstin, H. P. Hardinun, Thomas Burnham,' John - T. Hudson, John ,Steddy, George ...
... merchant. Thomas King Creak, late of Durand's-wharf, Rotherhithe, Mast and bloCk-maker John Her,riques, of the Old City-ehambers, Blshopsgate. atreet, merchant. William Harris, of Rendham, Suffolk, potash-manufacturer. Richard Henry Thomas Staveley, of ...
... Suffolk, cabinet-makers -John Haugh and Ricbard_Moore, of Carl(ale, brewers, and George lianth, of Doncaster', painter. Thomas Jenkins, Thomas Napton, and Robert HUN/ekes, of Bristol, conanon-brewersa-Samuel Freeman and Charles Freeman, of Birmingham, bras ...