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... that well-fre- quented Road. For particulars ijpply to Mr. Jamfs Wilsou, of Kendal, Attorney at Law ; Thomas Glovsb, of Hill- beck Hall ; and Thomas Bland, tbe Tenant, v. *l_ i will show the Piemises. Capital Posting, tfc. Inn. Tb be LEI' and LEASE to ...
... James Hutchison, Thomas Laing, Thomas Kilgour, Wil- liam Scott, Gilbert Alexarder, William Mackay, Alex-. G ander Robertson, George Arbuthnot. of To be Lieutenants:-James Elles, Robert Cordiner, SI James Arbuthnot, James Scott, Thomas Loggan, William Sl ...
... 1809. Edward Frederick Thomas Fortune, Gent. to be ditto, vice Gilbert, promoted. Dated March 10, 1809. Thomas Ardley Palmer, Gent. to be ditto, vice Whittaker, promoted. Dated March 11, 1808. West Regiment. Lieutenant Thomas Redman to be Captain, vice ...
... John Beeston, Gent, to be First Lieutenant—dated March is, isep. Thomas Mack, pent, to be Second Lientcuiat—dated March 6, fbng. William Chase, Gent, to be ditto—dated as above. Thomas Woodri/w, Gent, to ditto—dated March is, tsof). John Killel Chandler ...
... 1808. West Regiment. Lieutenant Thomas to be Captain, vice Simpson, resigned, datad I'd). 22, 18c9. Ensign Win, Gurney Lieutenant, vice Redmond, promoted, dated Alareli 13,4. Edward Williams, Gent., to be,Ensign, vice Hardy, promoted, d a ted Dcc. 29, George ...
... Timbe of Ely is the dam of the of it of large dim Wittiam, (atterwards Old Eng- firat quality. gat by Sypon, son of Squirt, Thomas Turton , dam by Regulus, Snip, Cot- aforesaid, will shes by Snake, &e znd Culars may be had | .ord Grosvernor's famous mare ...
... Spri@lington, George Grar- hani Ogden, and } »had been clerk and sexton of ed Chapel-wardens , performing the duties of the Thomas Wilkin ¢ last two, months; and had are appointed all of that parish, over whose Militea. devourly said ** denen” —Lately, ...
... be gi~ven to a Quar-1 -Iiek. -\ For farther particulars, application may be made to Mrt 71rinean, at Mairzsof Kinmuck, or Thomas Sangstee; ad- vocate.in Aberdeen. - - - . - ' a ; . MRS. CLARXE. ; 0._ Saturday, the .8th -of April, was shub ei, dlosewlv ...
... Ezra Eagles j Hoprpn, J. P. Catterson BiMestori, Matt. Sparke I Hoxne, R.Tallent Bote dale, Thomas Jolly j Lowestoft, Wm. Aldred Brandeston, R: Sheming I Lvnn, Thomas Smith Braintree, R. Hoimes | Mildcnhall, Tho. Archer Bungay, M. Abel, inn. | Needham, Thos ...
... why was shetp be ruined? Was it because some questions might asked about her parents, the Crown Lawyers That, no One will be hardy enough to say, dauld have eittWed into her contemplation. Whence, then, was thi predicted, ruin to arise ? The' examination ...
... Gazelle, which is given in our preceding columns. Our Portsmouth letter, dated yesterday, says, arrived the Triumph, Sir Thomas Hardy, from Plymouth ; Hope, sloop of war, Capt. Peahsb, from Cadiz; the Tigris, with a convoy from the Downs; and the fFcyw ...
... and intereft of the whole Empike. Sodaring and outrageous attack the iibettv of the fubjed:, has been effa - . Ed by the mod hardy innovators, and if fuch attempts are permitted to oafs unpuuifhed, it is idle to recline beneath the Jlsadow ol our Freedom ...