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... occupation pf William Simms, John Cousans, and Richard Pas- poe, consisting of two rooms on the Ground Floor, and two Bed-rooms. LOT V. A small HOUSE, adjoining Lot 4, and, if desired, Will be sold therewith, in the occupation of John Crowle. LOT VI. Three ...
... /.MALTSTER'b ARMS, LOSTWITHIEL. FTMO Ije-XBT, with immediate Possession, i ■-■- J£M'k*dy-Day, all the above PUBLIC- HOUSIfc'f J J For a view, apply to Mr. T. Parkin, the present Tenant ; and for further Particulars, to B. Wright, Bodmin. Bth February ...
... the Samuel-and-John for Milford ST IVES 1 Arrived the Thomas-and-Ilarriet Brokenshire the St Ives Johns and the Crown Corbet Neath the Bryant the Caroline Gilbert and Henry Cnrtis all from Swansea the Samuel-and-John Milford the Cardigan Randell and the ...
... t with a wise, a liberal, and an enlightened toleration. Mr. Grattan presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons Tuesday and a short discussion look place upon it.-L Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some oilier equally efficient measure ...
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... Lottery in a Cl Mr Grattan moved Petition Ireland be read The complied with and the accordingly Mr Grattan again moved that of Thanks the Lord Wellington Jen Thanks to Thomas and Brigadier General Dilkes should read were ith and read Grattan moved reading ...
... sea Biav had for The Tenant Mr term in the Premises end the any further particulars beknown Mr John Proprietor at Fcnternadle within the or to Messrs John Fentcrnadlc Lofts Camclfurd Tfttew4 Premises will at and be put up at rack-rent for teraf ofseven ...
... Ireland There upwards hundred guests were Dukes and the other Noblemen Gentlemen first respectability amongst latter Mr Grattan and Sir John exclusion of Irishmen the Freemen therefore every that stood out against his either infatuated murky-minded abhorred ...
... Leach, and St. John, New* man, for William, Smith, for Glocester; Prince Wales, John, for Derry ; John, Davie*, fof Dublin ; Endeavour, Bcckerton, for Newport, Ann Peggy, Waters, Chepstow, Mo** ley, Friends, illiams, Sampson, West, John and Harwood, Hopewell ...
... Sunderland John and Sally Scorey Southampton the Cargreen Crabb the Perseverance Smitli the Tamar Lee the Dove Bunt the on-and-William Best the Mary Ann Tippet and Kitty Salt Plymouth the Johu-and-Mary Johns the Peggy Cooper and the Susanna Johns from revenue ...
... Onto Ohio.. John Pascoe Ditt0. . ?? . . Ditto John Tresidder Ditto. ..Part of Menerlue.. Thomas Pryor Oitto Ditto Henry Rowe Ditto: Dili j Joan Johns P to Ditto Wm. Dunstone Ditto Diito 7 . . Peter Eddy Wtta Ditto John Johns Diuo Ditto ...
... ilv Arrived Puriciiina from La the taniallard John Feast from Brothers frflii gun-brig Dolphin Chichester the Tallowing fflrv fur Andrews the the Olive-Branch tiie for Dove Per- John Harriet the anethe John and Zenhyr Davies nor for Wales STOtfW BANKRUPTS ...