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... killed by the engine Morton Banks Colliery; another loft his MdTrs. Nichols and Barnett’s iron -works, near and a third, his arm cotcon-fa&ory in that neighbourhood. A child, about two years old, was, Thtirfday, choaked at Lewea, by the boue of red-herring ...
... for the situaiioa of Ph v»ician to any. public Medical ?? itutinn. John Co.: k ley Lettsom, H.D. I Joim Pearsoo, Goldet>»quare. and LL.D. Asil^ Cooper. John Sims, M.D. and LLD. | John Abernethy. James Curry, M.D. I Thomas Rainrdea. Henry CI inc. . J, ...
... apply James Williams, the Tenant, at Treag-.davorn, and John Hide, the Tenant at and tor other Particulars to the Auctioneer, Eign-gate, Hereford.' HERE FORDS HIRE. BE SOLD BY AUCTION. .'. • By JOHN TRISTRAM, On the PtSKMISX*, on Wednesday and Thursday ...
... them. Junta del Arm a- Straw 1113 s od to alzsod Straw It to 1114,0 d in ll n General Moore, his troops, arrived at Gotten- Essex., void the resignation the The average price of Sugar, computed from the Re- SEPTEMBER. • mento (for arming the people) issued ...
... Defender of tin Fasti ; before Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart. John Thurlow _>eri_g, Esq. Martin Folkes Rishton, Esq. William Bcntinck, Esq. Henry Styleman, Esq. John Royle, Clerk, John Cross Morphew, Clerk, and others, their Companion.', I Justices ...
... same time that the expression is delicate, tender, and • interesting.—Her limbs are proportioned with exquisite raetry ; her arms, in particular, are rounded most gracefully ; and the whole tournure ot her form is Elegance itself finely personified. Her ...
... Administration, who gave dinners to their Friends. At Mr. Perceval's dinner werepre 'sent Lord Charles Somerset, Lord John Thinne, Sir John Nichols, Mr. Wharton, Mr. l obinson7 Mr. Ward, Mr. C. Long,. Mr. S. Lushingion,' M G, G, Johnson, the Attorney and ...
... from jour station In the field., and threw the tnohneoUrj; command into far lee* able bands. 1 have the honour to be,‘ftc. , , JOHN HOPE. Liebt-Gen. Tg Sit David Batrd, Jfc. SUPrIBMtiNT LONDON GAZETTfi TDESDST,' Jak. 24. Admiralty Office, Jan. 24. ofa letter ...
... Mr. James Rusher. Wallingford, - - - - - Mr. H. tV. Taylor. Thatcham, .. Mr. John Barfield. Wantage, Mr. John Stroud. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Haddenhan, .. Mr. John Parish. Olney, . Mr. J. Karan. Farming Stock insured at the reduced rate of ...
... fuffered fevere lolTci. lam unable to communicate further particulars, than that Sir John Moore received mortal wound, cf which died night , that Sir David Baird left an arm ; that fcvcral and many men have been killed ami wounded ; and that the war have ...
... more than three times Mr Biddulph Mr Calvert rom, confiding in British valour | Mr Brogden toly, but repeatedly, bar- Mr Grattan » onder every possible disadvan- Lord A Ham! d circumstance of situation ! e coast, in the presence of the In the above | ...
... —After Mr. Whitbread had made aaote farther observations, General Stewart (Tho was the bearer of Sir John’s last dispatch) rose and said, that when Sir John delivered him his dispatch, said ‘-my wish is that Government should publish it, but leave it entirely ...