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... which was drained from casks:-Guilty. John Wood was convicted of picking the pocket of M. S. • Huffam, on the 4th of January. Cooper was indicted for stealing a horse, value 45 guineas,, the property. of -John Young.. The prosecutor stated, that the ...
... ey to be Lieutenant by Purchase, vice Clover. To b: Ensigns, without Purchase—john M'Gregor,Gent. vice • At iil promoted. M'Lure, promoted. lonathan. Parker; Gent. vice Arm. strong promoted. zd Ditto, Lieutenant Freeman Barton to be Captain of a Company ...
... yesterday, Mr. GRATTAN is stated to be now Member for the Borough of Malden. It was in the first Imperial Parliament, in which Mr. GRATTAN came in to support the Catholic Petition,. that he represented that Borough. In the present Parliament Mr. GRATTAN represents ...
... be Lieutenant•Co;onel ; Second Captain John 'l'. , - ./oriCa'rto be. Captain; Captain henry Eiratt to be Lieutenant- I `l'v r Alt-OFFICE. JULY 8. CARMARTHEN . CI,IicUIT. Samuel Heywood, Serjeant at Law. • , John tialguy, • . C4r,marthen, Monday, Auguft ...
... e, from Loudou. At Oporto, the Mary, John, a«d William and Mary Anu, . from Newfoundland. MARRIED. At Ealing, the Rev, W. Boscowen, to Miss Leicester. DIED. At Streatham, H. Thomas, Esq. In Weli»eck-btr»;et, John Gillun, Esq. formerly of Domini. a. Mrs ...
... Borrowstounness, December 31, 18.08. John Newson and I.Vm. Whincopp, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, sur⢠geons, October 11, 1807. Elizabeth Bennett and John George Lacy, of Threadneedle-street, Landon, cutlers, ilnuary 1, 1809. John Oakey and James ILA, of Coleman-strces ...
... fIUTCIES SfrPRRSKDfcD. George D M.is, of kingslami-road. Miildle.-ex, cowkeeper. John Webster Morris, of Dunstable, Bedford, printer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Wilkinson and John Wighion, of Catr-n.on-=freet, \m ollrn.liap.-_, to surrender May 16, L i 7, and June ...
... Efq. Pembroke--Charles Allen Phillips, of the Hill, Efq: Cardigan—William Skyrme. of.Altgock, Efq. Giansorgan—Jeretniah Homfray, of Llandaff, Efq. Brecon—Thomas Wood, of Gwerniyett, Efq. Radnor—John Whittaker, of Carcoh, Efq. NORTH WALES. Merioxedi—William ...
... hat ilie arm,: of SiY P t i . er 'Moore' to soon the ter'nis 6t the pit'ar. Th . e.re ivas:theritreik;est'prisornpfkre plan had te, - ,nfm.g)edlotiectax,theartn9 dilt r i c iiiiii'Mel d t 0 its estr NI r . , krete hut su .. •bectlite S;r John I'VIGSI ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED' John Bray, and John Graham, of Haddeix6cld, York, wool-staplers, Aprll on, 1509. Thome* Peal, Robert Bartlirop, and Richard Railtass, of street, theapside, London, hosiers, May 9, ran). J oho Edward!, na. Luddiugtoo, pad Johu Wait ...
... tomorrow. On tl:e question being put fur the pazsing of the Bill, ft COnvei sal of some length ensued, in which Sir John Newport, Foster, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hutchinson, aid the Chancellor-of the Exchequor took part. The House then divided *ln favour of the Bill ...
... read second time, The Irish Spirit and Militia reported, Mr. Canning presented coriy his dispatches to Mr. Ershi lie. Mr. Grattan presented a petition from certain Distillers in Ireland, against the Irish DistilleiyßiH. Mr. IloaNF.ri moved a Keturn of ...