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... Middlesex, smith, Feb. 14, March 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Freame, Great Queen-street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields. John Eddington and ‘John Grosvenor, both of Montague- street, Middlesex, builders, Feb. lo, 17, and March 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ...
... fame company . or not. ' John Sawyer, Who lived at the Bell, •at Houni in Nov. 1802, and left that place in the March following,. Iwore that he had frequently the piloners at Hountlow. The pert Hantield he did not recolleCt.. • John 'Nares, Erg. one of the ...
... Tremain; together with the Manors of Cardigan, and the Priory of Car'digan, -with all rights, royalties, tolls of fairs and niarkets, chief rents, quit rents, &c. &c.-Also the Great Tithes of the several Parishes of Cardigan, Verwick and Tre- ?? elegant modern ...
... holies, unless , purposes of Agriculture, but that the increase was not to go lower. After a short conversation between Sir John New. port and Mr. Rose, the Resnlntion was agreed to. — The House resumed, and the Report was ordered to be brought up on Monday ...
... WVretord William Nicks liv FTlhonas umdon John- Dernflani tre Cin.ires Coppletione Nathaniel Rl',berts cir John~ Gana, James Pitts .gr John tiurner John Fortefeuc Cal Jeciln Comr-r 1William Ponsford. ne Ediward ()If;n;d John Langwoithy . G. ...
... Baltic, arc taken out of dock. Captain S. Hoed Linzer, and Captain T Graves, are appointed to the Maida and Brunswick ; Sir John T. Duckworth is to command the squadron. The Revenge, of 74 guns, Sir J. Gore, to join the squadron off Rochefort, went down ...
... 28—Came the bavage floop of war from the -wits ; Snap-dragon privateer from a cruize ; -Porcupine flooo w ...
... and to hand the Petition to Mr. Grattan, for the purpose of having it presented to the House of Commons. It was, however, at length re- solved, that the Chairman, Lord.Fir.gal, should alon - ? transmit it to Mr. Grattan. In the dis- cussion that took place ...
... HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Oxford Arms Inn, in Kington, on Wednesday, the Eighteenth day March, 1807, between the hours of Three and Six the Afternoon, subject to certain Conditions of Sale then and there to be produced, unless disposed ...
... ne. CAENNANT, LLWYBIR-LLWYNOG, and aßlack Jack Work, called GWAITH-COCH, in the parish of Lb.nbadarn Faur, the county of Cardigan. BRONBERLLAN, the parish of Gwnnws. TY-ISSA Works, in the parish of Llanbryn-maer, in the county of Montgomery, with such ...
... Report was ordered to be received on Monday. WINDHAM. Sir JOHN HIPPESLEY rose, in pursuance of his notice, for the discharge of the order for taking Mr. Windham into the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, in consequence of his late absence. Ile had to state ...
... illness,_ Mrs. Bedford, widow of the late John Redford, Esq. tit Acton' Gwen. ' March 1, Thomas Adams, ksq. of Osborne Lodge, Cran brook, in the county of Kent. March •.*. at his house on Blackheath-hill, John Mason, Esq. in the stth'year of his age. ...