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... Collin, of Hatton Garden, Middlefex, Navy Agent. , Gamaliel Hodgkinfon Bobart, of New Woodftock, Oxfordfhire, Mercer. William Hardy, of Glocefter, Linen !)raper. 7—John Cheetham Morrey, of Mancbeiter, Cotton Manufadturer. John Dawfon, late of the Strand, ...
... • ' T O BE SOL D, A DWELLING-HOUSE, and about four acres of Freehold Land, Saham, Norfolk, now the occupation of Mr.lfaac Hardy. For further particulars apply Fofter, Sou, Unthank and Forfter, Attornies, in Norwich. MARSHES- A TWO AfARSHES of >P the South ...
... John It, Mca,lows to by 38th . ,. ditto. Lieut. Edward Miles to be Captain. Enfign Thomas Fallow, from half-pay of the regiment, to b Enfign. 45th ditto. - Lieut. Thomas Hayes, from half-pay of Gad foot, to be Lieutenant. Paymafter William Birch Brinley ...
... Baley, Abraham Ditto Clapham, Wm. Ditto Chettle, William Ditto Coles, Edward Ditto Elftone, Thomas Ditto Foreman, Stephen Ditto Fofter, John Whittlefea Gee, Thomas Thorney Ground, lid. Whittlefea Girdleftone, J. Clerk Tho rnev Girdleftone and Bailey Inkerfon ...
... of treafonable praffices, are the. following : •Edward Marcus Defpard, John Francis, Thomas jack fon, alias Phillips, Donis Nl`Geite, John Wood, Jerome•Garnr, Thomas Newman, John Connellj . , James Sedgwick Wratten, Daniel 'Feudal!, Charles Dry, loCeph ...
... good Ired.-aiul hav every thing comfortable. fie was accordingly lent there, hand-cuticd, with Thomas Wood, aprivaiein the Guards. John Francis and Thomas Brough mu,-who were apprehended’at it.e meciine Tuetilay night, were brought from New Prifon, C ...
... (ituation Spain, or converted into a province, for the purpofe of growing timber for the. navv France, and for producing a hardy race men recruit )ter armies.--,'le concluded very animated fpeech with conjuring the Houfe to tecolledl the dying words that ...
... Made by the vigour of our People. They would ensliVeius, and leave our island only t o o bred cattle and groe:tim!.er, and a hardy race of • men for recruits! We are approaching fast to the state of half' Europe. When we ~,a• fincl that the. , evils of Ponce ...