... called out, What borough those ladies serve • which Sir William Coventry replied, they serve lor the Sneaker’s chambe r.’ Sir Thomas Lyttelton said, peihaps Speaker may mistake gentlemen with line sleeves, dressed like ladies.’ Says the Speaker, ant sure ...

... JAiucl Crabb, carpenter aud joiner, Mrs. lato Mr. llovvse, the Old Wheatsheaf, in Araute’s. was married, at Bampton, Mr. Thomas Pike, jun. this city, tailor, Miss Sarah Osborne, Batnptuii. The same day was St. Mi: Church, in this city, Mr. Joseph Justice ...

... Sir, your s, &c. 1805- JAMES HINTON. Neal, vol. 3. Virulic. ?rut. Slightly woOßded.—Mr. 'Richards flaw, John Clark?, Thomas Howe, Thomas Little, Morrow, Edward Trout, John Flynn, Samuel .ea , M‘Cawlcy, Boatswain William M SheWrlke.—Killed. John Brown, seaman ...

... nominated by Mr. Alderman Fletcher, John Atkyns Wright, Esq. by Mr. Win. Folker, and John Ingram Lockhart, Esq. by Mr. Thomas* Hardy. The' candidates then severally addressed the Hectors, and a poll immediately commenced. State of the Poll.—First day. ...