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... s, of Mr. Hogg, of Paternoster row, which she sold to cheesemonger; as was John Benjamin Fell, for secreting the sum of 101. IGs. which he had received for his employer; John Smith, Thomas Fitzgerald, Thomas Jones, and Franck Shipman, were also convicted; ...
... CoACrH, through iL B X GOd, Gsiard-d sand Lighted,will Setout from the SWRais wdl Two Necks, Lyndon, and the Biridgewiter Arms, Manchester, every IONAY, 'WEDNESDAY, tnd -F-IS I D4Y 'Mornings, at' Ss o'chuleb, oatt Oe Night only, To coinrslice ost Monday ...
... GLOCESTEk SHIRE. TO SOLD, FEE, by AUCTION, By JOHN STEPHENS, at the BflOfcrt Arms, Chepstow, in the County Monmouth, on Monday, the Day March, 1808, between the Hours of Five and Six Afternoon, unless disposed of in the mean Time Con- . tract;— All that ...
... S'ackpoie Court, ne u r ;at the Hotel, Miltoid ; Mr. Richard Foley, Law, Haveifordweft; Angel, Cardigan; Whi.e-Lion, Tenby; Blue-Boar, Narb-'tri and St, Clears; Kinj-'s-Arms, Carmartheu; .Bear. ; Caftle, ;• Longfellow's, Rieeni; Bpfb, Bear, Cowbndi'.e; Angel, ...
... Whatelev., Birmingham j vc Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, Chorley, Lena - Te, cot*- ?? 18, it four, 19, and V'rii ?? a: eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, in Blackburn. Attor- tonues, Mr. WiLon, Castle-btrect, Holbornj ...
... March 8.-- 7 -Arrived the RENARD floop of war, from a cruize ; Lady Charlotte, Evans, from l'eneriffe ; and the Countefs of Cardigan, Hill, from Bourdeaux. SHEERNESS, March 9.—The frigates and hoops are fitting out with the greateft difpatch, and are expeaed ...
... Mr. John .d liott, merchant, Belfast.—On Tuesday last, at / county th, Mrs. Eetherston, widow Wmfi i ctherslou, omj. I morning, greatly lalDfC Dublin, Capt. romUy, few days ago, of a decline, Mr. Henry week, a decline, his Lime-street-square, John Pai ...
... clergyinan, of her regular attendance.on divine ordinances. IRELAND. Marcb,6. On Wednefday night laft, fix perfons unknown,: armed with piftols and bayonets, entered the dwelling-houfe of George Atkinfon, of. Drummon-coney,.in the county of Down, whom they ...
... GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. I. Woodall., Pick-A-how, Cumberland, hatter, to furmader !Watch 25, 26, and April to, at ten, at the King's Arms, Whitehaven A. Steuart, Liverpool, merchant, April 8,9, and zo, at ten, at .ht Star and Garter Tavern, Paradife-fireet, Lverpool ...
... Halifax, Yeoman, John Baker, of Lecus. Dyer, and John Rogerfon, of Leeds, Dyer (trading to gether at Leeds as Copartners, Dyers, and Dealers-) April 6,7, at the White I.ion Inn, in Halifax, and April 20, at the Golden Lion Inn. in Leeds. _ John Weftby Hatfield ...
... —l4B—Mr. George Jacques, Mr. Thomas Fry, and Mr. William Riche. 6.—l36—Mr. Ralph Gale, Mr. Thomas Fry, Mr. John Richc, and Mr. George Jacques. T.— John Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah Hullen, Mr. Thomas Henley, Mr. Thomas Hull, and Mr. Thomas Fry. B.—ll6—Mr. Ralph Gale ...
... Attorney, Mr William Whateley, in Birmingham. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, in the townfttip Chorley, in the county of Lancaftcr, cotton fpinner, dealer and chapman appear March 18. 19 and April at the St. John’s Tavern, in Blackburn Attornics, MWT, W, and ...