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... London . Fmncirf Clark , _jcwcl-caBC maker , _George Strcct J Adclplii , London . _Joseph Gass , _draper , _Colchester , _Essex . _Samuel Garrod , _surgeon _. _Church _Street , Hackney , London . James Smith , _brewer , Edmonton . John _Green , lodging-house ...
... thy Cuturnissiul1r7 of Esxcise in Brelaud. BANKR UPPg. Nic1mol~is Hync, Plymouth, l)ueutt, ns'soey-scrivener. Riclwtrd Smith & George Lawrence, GuI1 Street, Spittallields, paiddlesex, silk weaveri. Chrles Wright, Datvnate Hill, Lotdon, wine merchant. Jtohn ...
... Davies, G. Haverfordwest, shopkeeper Davis, S. Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars Road, dealer in drugs Davison, J. St. George's Circus, St George's Fields, linen-draper Duncan, J. Trafalgar-square, Stepney, merchant 12dgington, T. Wells-street, Oxford-street ...
... rie s- Genleral. Cornmissariat-Clerks Werter Smith, Fulford Bastard Fields., Langley llrackeribuiy, John Whaley, Henrv Fran- cis Or el, John George Smith, Thomas Treew, Fereirson Coxxworthv, Thomas George S. Swan, Henry Hickson Brown. and T. Duguid, to ...
... Archibald Smith, Esq. merchant, Glasgow, to Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas M'Call, Esq. of Craighead. 17. At the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Charles Grant, Esq. of Barwood House, near Bury, to Mary Ann, only daughter of Thomas Worthington, Esq. of Sharson ...
... four were Iristlmen, and Worthington, whom she knows, cal- led for half a mutclikin: That one of the men was a tall man, and the pannel wore a middling -blue coat, no great coat, and he had a small stick in his hand. Worthington got change of a twenty shil- ...
... Selec says, lately published- s0 Worthington, M. ditions. Political. to A Serious and Important Independent t0 re nited Kingdoms, on ti dlesex Election. wood Yate, Esq. 2s. Poetry. p Bunvan's Pilgrim's ,r °^ . George Burdett. with wood cuts. xs. \lo^'- ...
... 1028. Dragoon C.pUin George Maunsell to be Moor, by purchase, vice Abcrcromby, promoted. Captain Arthur Sulivan, from the «slh foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Maunsell. ~ 'Bth Light Dragoons—Lieutenant-Colonel honourable George Berkeley Molyneux. ...
... vivseity the whole humour of the character, which she ia not all given to caricature. Denham gave to tlie part of Lieutenant Worthington all the interest of which it capable. »Jw.y. considercd this performer correct and judicious, and never marring his characters ...
... authority, at Pekin, by Sir George Thomas Staunton, Hart. LL.D. F. R. S. accompanied by an appendix of miscellaneous translations from the same language. A work on Medical Jurisprudence is in a state of preparation, by Dr J. Gordon Smith, lecturer on that subject ...
... top-gallant-mast, ,of a heavy square, riggedel vse.On the top-sail the maker's name is visible, Cr, !n, or viz. ' John Smith, sail-maker, Worthington.'--The ;ined, sails are much damag~ed, but the refrnainder~of the iithe rigging attached are in tolerable order ...
... Sweepstakes of 25 sovereigns each; colts, 8st. 51b. ; fillies, 6st. 2lb. Half a mile. 12 subscribers. Mr Worthington's Lancashire Wiitch (Oates) . Mr Smith's Alice Gray . . . . 2 The following also ran :-Lord Westminster's Ann Page, Mr Bennet's Violet, Air ...