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... born in August. 1796. Her mother .was of the Lowther family, afterwards married the laze Sir John Ramsdell of Byratn. Bart. of which marriage the present Sir John Ramsden, and Mrs. Weddell, the nearest and dearest friend of her beloved sister, are the only ...
... Middlidez, apothecary, dealer and chapman, Nov.!,. 3; and bee. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old- Rreet Road. . - John Nichols, of Norfolk, butcher, dealer aid chapman. Dec. a, at four, Dec. 3, and 14, at ten, at the Taos lon, bungay, Suffolk ...
... Comfy Stafford. Laste.End Volunteer Infantty. john Clover, Esq. to be Captain, vice Hyatt; resigned. Dated May a, sBO5- John, urner, - .Esq. to be Captain, vice Harvey, resigned. Dated as above. Lieutenant John Henry Clive to be Captain, vice Woolley, resigned ...
... Imes of pubtic diffletilty - and daliger, I am-bound to fay,, that they Inter: . beenmaterially aided by the - Volunteers -in arms. Thofe pa-. iotic bands have received, as they dekrve.i., the-thanks of ,ountry :* their exertions, it is true, le.t . e been ...
... at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elltob, Caltaritiz -court, Trinityfquare. John Lewis, of Cardigan, Cardiganflii re, mercer, draper. dealer and chapman, July 4, 5, at :be Beaumont's Arms Inn, Kirkheaton, Yorkthite, and July 27, at the Role and Crown Inn, Hudderf ...
... 'Wolff, Efq. - -- _ . 10 to 0 Samuel Parker - - - ..- 10 10 0 Capt. John Hunter, R. N. . - ~- 19 10 0 A Private In the. 3d Regitnent of Loyal London Volunteers -..- ,• „ John Elgar - - - • John Shelton ' - S. M. for Etevaviies and Co. - - Nathaniel Harden - ...
... PRIZE•MONEY. The hired armed cutter King George the Sezond, for the recapture of the Britifh Tar. Odobcr ft, tBo3,win be paid on I hnsfday the I 7th Inft. at No.t 2, Zlppal haines.flret rand recalled C.v.:2.y day. The hire) armed cutter Fox, for the capture ...
... days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary’s Office, at this Office, or applying to Mr. John Williams Dnnsterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork. regard will had to any Tender in which the jfricc shall r.'t be inserted ...
... hcl ' elcou Lady Stanton and fk.ily,St. Leger, Rev. Archdeacon, Mrs. and Mr 1;; tavies, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hon. Yorke, Sir John and Lady Keane, Gen. and Mrs. Morris, Gen. Prevoit and family, Li eu t.-Gen. Morrifon, Col. Wilfon, Col. Brown, Lieut.-Col ...
... June 18, ag, and July.ay, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elstob, Catharinc-court, Trimty-squate. John l.evvi>, Cardigan, mercer, July 4, the Reaumont Arms Inn, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, and July ay, at eleven, atthe Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield Anomies ...
... Hospital, and , a part of the Park, before they returned to the Wits to dinner at the Ship Tavern. Lieutenaut-Gener a l Sir John*Moore has received th e brevet rank of General upon of Europe only, and is, it is said, to command the troops, now uader orders ...
... Thomas Chester, and Rebert Cable; 23 for seven years, viz. Sarah Davis, Mary I Mead, John Brown, Joseph Shimell, •ThOmas Welford, Maria Richardson, James Gardner, John Taylor, Michael Myers, Samuel Rogers, William Bold, Ann Sullivan, Ann Baldwin, Mary ...