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... 17, at Guildhall.—John Gregory Abhlwy, ol‘ Gl-.wester Terrace, Commercial Road, Middlesex, Merchant, Feb. 10, 17, March 17, at Guildhall.- Uabb, Leadcnhall-strcet, London, Wholesale Hosier, Pi.*b. o. 17, March 17, at Guildhall— John Brown, late Long Lane ...
... Papers; and Printed Particulars had doe time Mr. Cuokoey, Solicitor, Castle-street, of Mr. Thus. Lcwia, Ltandelo; Mr. Thoa. of Cardigan; at the Place Sale; and of Wioatauley and Son, Paternoster-row.. UUNUKtD DUDUING l / Assessed and Propnti/ Tax, 180^ THE ...
... —Charles ish Leather Dresser aod Seller, ril 16, 37, May 12, at the Jerning- ham Arms Im, Shiffnal, Sa ae 4 Thomas Davis, of Wolver ; » fronmunger, at the Jerninguam Arms Jun, Shiffaal, CHILBLAINS are prevented from brealglig; and their tormenting instantly ...
... Sept. 4, 8, at Guildhall —John Jefferies Keys, late of Gillstredt, Limehoose, Middlesex, Merchant, Sept. 4, 8, 29, Guildhall.—Samuel Rowlandson and Edward Isaac, of Chcapsidc, London, Warehousemen, ‘29, Scot, 8; Guildhall.-John Kertgan, of Liverpool, Boot ...
... public notice, / will not accountable for any debts she may .we- / «ar ,8 r U foh VaTof March, 1811. JOHN HEAft llTHereas MARY DOYLE, Wife of ~V .me, JOHN DOYLE, Vylhio*. ia / the pariih Clames, in the county of /l A labourer, bath, without any cause, Elomo ...
... Mr. Knapp, may entered upon Michaelmas next, and the residue of, the Land the Candlemv following To dew the Estate apply Mr. John Reece, at the and particulars may be had Jue ft»e at Pfoce of Sale; the King s Mead ion, GlocCster; Royal Hotel, Birmingham; ...
... our Government. The scheme of an armed commerce has al * ready began to be acted upon the American traders. A fine ship, the Hannibal, bound from Baltimore to Bourdeaux, has been taken the Niemen frigate; she was armed with 20 24-poundcrs, and ifiO men ...
... other place.—Mr. Whitbread presented a Petition from the Portmen of the Ipswich in favourof the Roman Catholic Ciaims.—Sir John Newport gave notice of a motion to exempt from the tax on Bachelors, all persons Members of the Universities ir, the United ...
... frequently promised, a of such ao as would satisf the Protestants of the securi@® of the Kstablish- el Religion. After Mr. Grattan’ ha replied, the Question was loudly called for, and upun a division there appeared, forthe motion, 264, against it, 224; ...
... Anglesea, Bedford, Berks, the t town of Hungerford Berwick, Brecon, Bucks,” Cambridge, (including the town of Newmarket,) Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cernwail, (including Scil- Cumberland ty, Denbigh, Derby, ~ Devon, Durham, (including Holy ...
... laid very low—generally perhaps at not more than 19,0001. On Friday an inquest was held by Mr. Hill, Co- roner; on the body of John Cross, Esq ot Exeter, who being on a visit at Sheritf’s Lench, in this county, was on Wednesday walking in a field near that ...
... Peter Bird, Shopkeeper, Stourbridge. Mr. J. T. Smith, Solicitor, Kidderminstef. Mr. John Owen, Junior, Hereford Mr. J F. Baldwyn, Linen Draper, Cirencester. Mr. John Moore, Auctioneer, Tewkesbury. Mr. George Barter, Stroud. Me. Oliver Watts, 79. High ...