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... Day of December next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, at the Houfe of Thomas Webb, known by the Name of thc Littleton Arms Inn, in Penkridie, in the County of Stafford and make a full Difcovery and Dilclofure of his liftate and Etreds, when and where ...
... Es*|. hanker, Stourbridge, to Mrs, Price, the Heath. On Thursday last died, hit house in this rity, aped .•t!i years, Mr.-John Morris, Maltster, and formerly Proprietor extensive carrying concert this place; whose,excellent heart.honest disposition, ...
... officer. Sir John married one of the daughters of the llev. R. Pyndar, of Aroley, in this county. . . Tjie formation of Auxiliary Bibltf Societiea throughout the Principality of Wales t« rapidly extending. Meetings have been recently held at Cardigan, Bridgend ...
... William Lea fordweff, Milford Haven, Cardigan, Narbeth,and all Parts ef SOUtII ! Robert-Fregleton I plan Evans ,• John Perry Wales. William Winn , I ekier Banton' john Tongue NEWCASTLE, STOKE, HANLEY: and P.URSLEM POT,, I John Crowther ofeph Bryan. TERY Coach ...
... tire, both In that Parish. Lately was n;arried,in London, Mr. John Brotherton, of Fleet-Market, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Garsrone, this city. Yesterday died, much regretted, Mr. John Herring, of the Brick K.iln, near this city. Wednesday last lied ...
... wite Mr. J. Wainwright, of-that place. Thursday last died, Sarnesfield Court, aged 22, after a long and severe illness, Mr. John Ricketts, son Mr. Williatn Ricketts. He was much beloved, and is sincerely lamented by all who knew him. On Sunday last died ...
... 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 ...
... and Cochnage. The Marquis of Stafford, John Swift, Rev. Thomas Butt, William Ford, Thos. Griffin, sen. William Swift, Thos. Griffin, jun. John Brassmgton, Thomas Aston, John Jukes. Thomas Goodwin, Jlaiiafurd. John Townsend, Samuel Glover, Richard Stanley ...
... 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 ...
... Workshops, and large Garden, situate in Span Lane, West Bromwich, now or late in the Occupation of John Gilbert, Tenant at Will, adjoining the Manufactory of Mr. John Salter. LOT IT. Two Freehold Dwelling Houses, Workshop, and large Garden, in the Occupation ...
... which forms the further side of the bay of Conception, and this is the only point in the whole or Chili possessed by the arms of King Ferdinand, but from which the Independents soon expected to drive their enemies. Accounts from the United States assert ...
... the power o» hlamUnkliy arm hath drawn ea ut great deep*, and placed on kite glory What shall rtnder unto him but tears gratitude and) (Blgncd) . the Head-qaarten, CarUrube, Dec. «, (O. 8.) I*l3. DESTROYING SLUGS GARDENS, Ma. JOHN WILMQT, r. H. s. . From ...