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... To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN COX, By Virtue of an Assignment, for the equal Benefit of the Creditors, on Tuesday, March 19, 1816, aud the Two following Days, ALL the Stock in Trade, Houshold Furniture, and Effects, of Mr. JOHN ROPER, Cabinet-maker &U ...
... will undertake the same. — Dated this l~th day of November, 1816. JOHN JOSSELYN, ALEX. WATFORD, TIMOTHY HOLMES. H EPWORTH INCLOSURE. l XMTE, JOHN JOSSELYN, of Sproughton,, V V and JOHN WORLLFDGE, of Bury St. Ed- mund's, Sulfolk, Gentlemen, Corr.miViom-rs ...
... to Mi. M'Cuflock 200. An annuity to the Ill Ait Hon. Warren Hastings lor life. /aOO Sir John Kennaway. Ditto lo Marquis for life. grant of 50,000 rupees to Sir John Malcolm. Ditto .f 20,000 lo the Executors the late Lord Melville. The Chairman acquainted ...
... he had, second thougnts, itrlttai to Air. Grattan, to say tiiat he would be glad SCO laird Pineal on Sunday; but, as Mr. Grattan h.in hinitd his house in the country, the letter had him there, whe«e Air. Grattan ‘had written answer, that the matter (ltd ...
... which has excited much stir in the commercial world, stands over till Monday. the House of Commons, on Wednesday night, Mr. Grattan presented petition from certain Roman Catholics Ireland, praying for the repeal the disabilities under which they laboured; ...
... of recovery. General Graham, in a letter to Mr. Grattan, says—■ “Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well.” Colonel Bushe was in the whole the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore’s campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...
... amis, Officers saluting, and the Bands playing God save the King. A third cannon fired, and the line shouldered, supported arms, and remained steady. His Royal Highness proceeded^ to the right of the line, and from the right of the lirst line to the left ...
... Liverpool, and every indi- k:il ot' ihem drowned. Tn: WevimiuiJi electors last week voted a pfUulatotj address to Lieut. Sir John Mur- .;.\kt. on the issue of the late Court-Martial : iriathester. & re:ii!.in- Officer, ahout ,'D, whose mind is fated through ...
... Brooke, ditto JIO Mr. John King, ironmongs-r, ditto 2 2 0 IJO Richard Porter, ditDD 5 0 0 110 Simon Baker, ditto 5 0 0 110. John Raw, ditto 2 2 0 1 10 Jackson, ditto 2 2 0 110 John Acton, ditto 1 3 0 110 John Aldrich, ditto J 1 0 1 1 0 John ...
... ft* Phed with a blunderbuss r '' ! armed, as k was easy t o l*'y Stores at the Castfe '-4JT shortly to be made;,, iWi.; l^;? sored that the garrison 2*- ?? was the subdue /P made hy this man.' ** : Mr- Grattan and' Mr. Firzir nU acquainted with all ...
... acquitted. - At Aylesbury, Joseph and John Exile, and Edward Guntrip, received sentence of death, the two former for horse-stealing and the latter for sheep-stealing. At Reading, Thos. White for horse-stealing, and John Darnell for highway-robbery, both capitally ...
... the indictment, or information, ami of proving (he same to the conviction of Jury misunderstanding has arisen between Air. Grattan and his constituents, which, if not removed, may prevent his being again returned to Parliament them The Queen will Brighton ...