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... 1. • . an John P. Blake:more Jas Patina Arch. Kenrick . _ _, Mary Hipkirs 4 r t a 1 X '4l 5 0 0- S t C. Jervolfe Ann Wael Lucy M all Jolt ph jt i c h ur d ight Richard J( fTt;fl Jofepb Hadley John Cooper Daniel Gut tridge Jofcph Wright John Woodall William ...
... 26, at the White Hart Inn, Beamintler. Solicitor, Mr. John Banger Ruffen, Reaminder. ROBERTS (John) late of Welford, Glocederthire, Baker and Miller, May 22, 23, June 26, at the , Northwick Arms, Bengworth, Worcefterthire. citor, , Mr. William Phillips ...
... after Term, about , the firft week in July. . Mr. Grattan yefterday brought forward his motion far re'. ferring the Petitions of the Catholics of Ireland to a Coinnlittee , S( J. Hippeffey followed Mr. Grattan, and the debate was then adjonrned tilt Thurfday ...
... thereto belonging fituated in Birniingtim ltreet or IVhcatlliee-ftre t, in Wallall Xur fid, in the feveral Occupvions of John If p, John Napper, James-Eyland, and --, a bricklayer. LOT 11. All thole fix Meffuages or Dwelling lioufei, with the Shops and all ...
... Prefiaent, I'ALEOT, RICHARD MEEK, , Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY, RICHARD LAWRENCE, Rev. TALIIOT, BikcH, RICHARD DYDl'l', RO . IIERT HARVEY, • MORFTON WALUOUSE, WILLIAM MOUSLEY, Eb'eVARD GROVE, . JOSEPH BR/11114Y, WOLSLEY, JOHN BOULTISEE, Jour; FLuera, GEORGE WRIGHT ...
... very hand- Nlappleborough Greet' Gate 231 Guard) every Evening at Seven . o'Clock, through Lichfield, Stone, -.- - • john Nation, John Watfon the younger. Jofeph Walton, of P !non, Newcaltle Congleton Knutsford and IVarrington, to the Arigel in . % l i ...
... William Lea fordweff, Milford Haven, Cardigan, Narbeth,and all Parts ef SOUtII ! Robert-Fregleton I plan Evans ,• John Perry Wales. William Winn , I ekier Banton' john Tongue NEWCASTLE, STOKE, HANLEY: and P.URSLEM POT,, I John Crowther ofeph Bryan. TERY Coach ...
... Day of December next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Houfe of Thomas Webb, known by the Name of thc Littleton Arms Inn, in Penkridie, in the County of Stafford and make a full Difcovery and Dilclofure of his liftate and Etreds, when and where ...
... Cheihire, Cotton Spinner, June to. 20.ijuly 20, ache Maley Arms Inn, Manchetter. Solicitors, Mears. Hewitt and Kirk, Mancheiler. - LONG t Peter late.ot Mere, Chethire: Tanner. Dine 14, July It, zo, at John lira:a, 'lnvite - per, Nether KnOtsford. Solicitors ...
... Dealer, July us, 19. to. at the Mackworth Arms Inn, Swanfea. Solicitor, Mr. Williani •wanfea. • (Illizabeth) f Pilkington. Lancathfre. Dealer, July 22 . 2 5• • at the Star lon, Mancheller. Soliclier, Mr. John Walker. _ _ • • NT (iames) late of Liverpool ...
... Canning, Sir John Nichol, Mr. Peek, 211,1 ,- Mr. We)lefloy Pole. At three o'clock the debate W4B ad, jaunted till Tuelday. when the dircuction ws, raumed. Sir John • Newport, Mr. W. Wynne, Mr. PArnell, Mr. Whitine3d, Mr. , Ponfluby, Mr. Grattan, Mr, Tierney ...
... by a small Swedish flotilla. The whole population of Prussia, capable of bearing arms, is in prcAgress of military organization; 150,000 soldiers are alreAdy under arms. Our small island of Usedons has contributed 300 men, and we had before supplied 400 ...