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... The Archdukes John and Louis Austria, attended by Count Woytia, General St. Julian, &c. have passed through this county within the last few days, on their return from the North to the metropolis. They arrived at the Monson's Arms, Gainsborough, on Saturday ...
... Havercroft, aged 17, both of Brigs; and Mr. John Parker, of Brigg, aged 18, to Miss Handson, of ScaWby, aged 16. At Grimsby, a sailor belonging to the Providence armed brig, to Miss Grant, servant at the Grant's Arms in that borough.âThis couple had been ...
... Gray. Donations. Annual Subscrijilions. £. s. d. £. s. d. The Earl Cardigan 1 1 21 0 0 l ord Sondes 1 l 10 The Hoik John 1 1 0 5 5 0 Sir R.Brooke de Capel Brooke, Bt.l 0 2 2 Sir John Palmer, Bart I 1 0 5 5 Rev. E. J.evett, Deene 1 I 0 Thomas Tryon. Esq ...
... Winchilsea, Aylesford, Dartmouth, and Cardigan; Lords St. Asaph and ‘ Brudenell 3 Lord Thomas Cecil 3 Sir Gerard Noel, Sir Charles Kent, and Sir John Trollope; the honourable Messrs, Gordon, Berkley Craven, John and Edward Percival, Cavendish, Dawnay ...
... promise to the ear, “ And broke it to the hope.,” After expatiating on the flagrant de.asion practised on the Lrish people, Sir John Newport drew a lively picture of the vile practices of the Tythe Proctors, who collected the poor people at a public-house ...
... Kerry (Co.)— Col Crosbie and the Knight of Kerry. King s County—Thus Bernard & John Parsons Esqs. Lancaster—John Gladstone. Esq and Gen. Doveton. Louth (County)— Right Hon. John Foster and Vis- count Jocelyn. Lanarkshire—Lord A. Hamilton. Mallow—Wm. Wrixon ...
... 13th Sept. 1815. Present Members. The Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan. The Right Hon. Lord Sondes. The Hon. John Monckton. The Hon. Mrs. Cockayne. Sir Richard Brooke dc Brooke, Bart. Sir John Palmer. Thomas Tryon. Esq. Mr. Belshatv George Fre'ke Evans ...
... yearly for e scription. .. 2. That a General Meeting for acting the business this Society seine day between New and the Cardigan's Arms in Corby, lice shall be given by the Solicitor Mercury and Newcomb's Spamfoi d. That every member who subscription the ...
... Nortliesk, iucbilsea, e»trnoreland. Countesses —Grosvenor, Westmoreland, Cardigan, Lords—llvnniker, Broke, Brownfow, Gwydir. Ladies— Pclhant, Sitwell, Willoughby B'roke, Cardigan, Bank*. Sirs —G.Pelham, Dashwood. Generals —Loft, Grosvenor, Finch. Colonels ...
... s of Messrs. Lancelot Hutchinson and John Winn.—The tenants are under notice to quit at Ladyday next, and will show the lands in their respective occupations. Further particulars and information may be had of John Stevenson, Esquire, SkeUingthorpe, near ...
... purpose will be thankfully received ou their account by Mr. Dyson, at the bank, Rotherham; Messrs. Grattan and Chapman, Chesterfield; Mr. Webster, King's Arms, Derby; Rev. Mr. Casson, Thursington, Rev. Mr. Oliver, Belgrave, both near Leicester; Mr. Brumby ...
... purpose will be thankfully received on their account by Mr. Dyson, at the bank, Rotherham; Messrs Grattan and Chapman, Chesterfield; Mr.Webster, King's Arms, Derby; Rev. Mr. Casson, Thursington, Rev. Mr. Oliver, Belgrave, both near Leicester; Mr. Brumby ...