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... Backlerfbury, Loudon. John Rudd, 'of High Holbarn, cheefemonger ; Nov. is, .19, and. Dec. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, !Wino. ing-lane. John Webfler, of Manchefter, painter; Nov 30, Dec. I, and 19, at the Bridgwater' Arms, Manchefier. Attornies ...
... and Mr. John rimes, jlhn Waison, jim. and Paul Cattcrall, Preston, Lancashire, J . 11 the Less Man, cotton-spinners, Dec. 4, o, 12, w, ai inc Preston. Attornie, Mr. Wmstaniey, Preston, and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry. John Watson, John Watson, ...
... take and use the surname, and bear the arms of Drummond together with the surname and ars of Burrell, and be called by the surnmmes of Drummoud-BurfeJl; such arms being first duly exemplified according the Laws Arms, and recorded in the Heraid's-oihVp. ...
... Southworth John, ditto to Sir Thomas Hesketh, bart. Thomas Weld, John Trafford, and John Jfoss, esqrs. for Langton. Smith Thomas, ditto to the Earl of Darby, for Bury and Piling*- Smethurst Robert, ditto to John Lees, esq. for Old- ham. *.- Shepherd ...
... atul h• yond• defcription ' being an entire ti' ti a 'id ulcerated from head to foot.-- , My..head, ly-'t)tith, nofe, legs, arms, &e. have been .alter-414.danger of becoming ufelefs ; in fctort, 1 have 'ill y , co to 30 eating s pn my body, and nearly ...
... Chatham, from whence all the other troops have been removed in order for their accommodation in the barracks. The West York and Cardigan regiments of Militia marched on Saturday last from Chatham barracks: the former to Ospringe, and the latter to Faversham ...
... the coach wasoverturnedand from cruise Sailed Thomas and Mary Jones and Intitia from for Cardigan Farriers Cardiff Providence Owen tor True Briton Rowland for Cardigan Lloyd from Carmarthen for Liverpool Fury Richards for Mary Evans for Youghall Abby Howard ...
... ner. Pitt, Aruba, SIR, • April 2t, 1.07. , I have the honour. to inform : You, .on the' I3th inst. I captured the Spanish . armed..Selkiioner, Abele, laden with cocoa. We have this day taken the French Privateer Fon .Fou, of one gun, and 43 men, four days ...
... Yeomanry Cavalry, vicc Brigadier-General Heron, resigned. signed the Lord Li u inn ant of the county Salop. Newport I/ttnMrtr.? John Cooper, gent. Lieutenant, vice-Brown, resigned: Meek, sent. i. |>e ditto, vicc. Brookes, promoted ; a(l William Penryn, gent ...
... with Dimond We understand further arrange-' ments are not yet settled Globe As Sir John Lade was driving a pair horses yesterday they took frighted and ran away Sir John was taken very badly hurt when the carriage gone over him the horses kept running ...
... sail-maker of that place to Miss Arbuthnot sister of John Arbuth-not esq Thursday was at the Abbey-church Mr J Martin to Miss F Fames both of this city Same day married at Stoke-upon-Trent Staffordshire John Ward esq of Brown-hill to Miss M Baddeley of Shelton ...
... Dublin Prince of Wareham Morris Newry Arrived— At Jane Rebecca Surinam Blythe Mervin Henry Dent Bristol Harvey Thorn Powell John Pritchard and i-lizulM-th all Plymouth Avon Streeter from Bideford with Draper for Dublin Ilfracomb Lady Gilmore Cork at : ...