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... axei I all thofe fcvera! MESMIUAGES ov. 1V L N HOyUSES adjoixiingthereto, now in the feveraI occupations of Mr., John Ldkeroiati and othbrs, John Hlint'and others, aill Mr. Thomas Warren, as tcnants thereof. 'I beti preniife~s are fittlate in C'atheirine-fireeta ...
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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 ...
... Bishop of St. Asaph. • CAMBRIDGE, JAN. ig.—The Rev. John Toplis, M.A. and Messrs. Thomas Beevor and George Cornelius Gorham, B.A. of Queen's College, are eletled Fellows of that Society. The Rev. John Eyre, Reaor of Babworth, Nottinghamshire, and one of ...
... Rogers, 18b, Slesart. G. and R. Hell, 39, tiaford-street;. 8. Hathhoor-place, Oxford-street.% John. ' Slag-street , C h e a p side; Edward 'Langley, Eg g : , John ra.- Esq. 58, Wheeler. t s o it a l-tieldt ; the banglsourn Ward Coffee-house, .1 tr •et ; ...
... particuigs respecting the late disturbances in India. Iluri ng the time Sir JOHN CRADOCK held the situation of Commander in Chief, a statement was called for from Colonel JOHN MUNRO, the Quarter- Master-General, respecting the monthly allowances to Officers ...
... 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 ...
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... of Newburgh Abbey, Efq. SOUTH WAIES. Carniarthen-T. Stepnoy, of Danycalt; Lfq. Pembroke-J. Myrehoufe, of Brownilade, Elq. Cardigan-W. E. Powell, of Nanteos, Efq. Glaimorgan-T. Lockwood, of Dar-y.graig, Efq. BreconL J. Jones, of Llanthonas, Eiq. Radnor-H ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Munro, of ClipstonC:;tieet,Parish of St. Mary-le-Bonne, Middlesex, taylor, to surrender February 17, 24, and March 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. John Hills, of Leeds ...
... was a sjolation of the Act of Onion. Ha sup. port the Anaindment. Lord BINNING objected to the mid should /We motion. Mr. GRATTAN said, that he, for one, woutil weir Netlike the agricultural interests Irelaillr to tits West India interest. Ireland, he ...
... that it would most advisable to have a Committee up stairs, to inquire into the causes for, voting this prohibition. Mr, Grattan said, that highly as he respected the West India Merchants as a body of mep, he would` never consent to sacrifice the agricultural ...