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... with suitable STABLES and OUTBUILDINGS, pleasantly situate about two miles from Coniston Lake, on one sUe, and a navigable arm of the Sea on the other ; jti a country abounding with trout-streams, and with game, which the occupier will have the privilege ...
... Royal License and Authority, that may re-sume and take the surname of Tatton only, and bear and use the arms ofTatton ; and that (he said surname and arms may taken and borne by his issue, in compliance with injunction and proviso contained die last will ...
... before. And on Tuesday, the hostler at the Cardigan's Arms, near Leeds, re- ceived a blow from a horse, which occasioned his death a few hours after. Committed to Lancaster Castle. —By Richard Palmer, Coroner, John Eastwood, charged with the wilful murder ...
... convoys will fail at the time intended for the July convoy, unlefs circumftances ct that time fhould render it improper. Sir John Borlafe Warren was not arrived on the 9th July. As soma return for the very extensive sa'.e this paper has acquired, we have ...
... Major Angus Fraser, was finr-d fis.sfd. Robert Wiltshire, -was discharged; and Patrick Connelly, Thomas Watts, John Marchaftt, ThoSlas Matthews, John Marsden, and Sarah Brown, arraigned for different offences, were severally acquitted. There being Capital ...
... Mr Timothy Whit b Bennet nd Sheriffs. Mf. William Seller, Coroners and Mr. William Newell, Treasurers. ‘ Mr, Joseph J ‘ Mr. John Stewart Hughes, Le avelookers, On Monday se‘nnight;-Robert Wright, Esq. was sworn into the office Mayor of the Borough of | ...
... he was at Vienna. - The Roman Catholic Citizens of Dublin, have ted an to Mr. Grattan, he all llowed to the expences of his late election for that, city. i liberal Mr. Grattan has declined im the Among the items in Colonel Thornton's Sporting Ca the have ...