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... MARRIED.—At Cheltenh-m, Benjamin Newmnrch, ). to Miss Mary Anne Whin hurst. -At the Rev. John Whittington, Rector Cold Aston, Glocestershire, to Elizabeth, relict of John Kater, E-.,;. of Bristol.—At Westburyupon Trim, Glocester.-h:ce, Jeremiah Houghton, Esq ...
... he the same more or less, now in the possession of John Wilson and other*, as tenants. ?? Thesaid John Wilson will shew the pre-' mises; and further particulars may be had by appli- cation to John Stout, Lsq. the owner, or W. Hall, both of Lancaster ...
... —Saturday,September J, at Haverfordwest. Car igaashire y, September 7, Cardigan. Lately Was married, at Stroud, the Rev. T. Phillips, M. A. of the Academy, Whitchurch, to Ann, daughter of John Partridge, Esq. Eawbri.hie, near the former place. On Sunday died ...
... deep awning.-Glovts of primrose, hid. ; CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. SAMUEL HEYWOOD zufd JOHN BAIGUY, Efqrs. Carmarthen.--Monday .Auguft Havet:fordwefi —Saturlay, September 1. • Cardigan-- Friday, September 7. Connally, a. clerk in the , boufe of Meirrs. Hoard and ...
... Right Hon. H. GRATTAN and Mr. R. SHAW, the two Members for the City of Dublin, are to be delegated to prefent the Petition to the KING, praying for a repeal of the At of Union, and a, refiorat ion of the Parliament of Ireland. The Hon. JOHN DUTTON, eldeft ...
... ?? ?? Post. I uP Right Hon. H. Grattan and Mr. R. *V shaw, » c two Mt * mbers for the Cit y of ll Dublin, are to be delegated to present the ■^ .J, t he King, praying for a repeal of the Union, and a restoration of the Parha- Ireland- ?? m^ty, under his ...
... Ainsworth, John Watson, John Watson, I jun. and Joseph Watson, of Preston, ,Lancashire, cotton- ma s nufaciurers, at. eleven, at the Castle Inn, Preston. Sept. Ir. Geo. Stratton, of Precadillyyirorphonger, at twelve, at Guildhall: Sept. I. John Harkness ...
... Curtis's Queen-square or Bristol Aug JOHN CAVE and Co For PHILADELPHIA The American Schooner HAZARD Captain Intended to sail in ten days all her Cargo being J can accommodate EN-'GERS Apply to Capt BURTON Queen-Square nr JOHN CAVE Bristol 1th August 1810 For ...
... for the appointment you define ; the nominaton to ij;t lay with the Inlli Treafurv; hut, Mr. Fox and I have both fpoken hir John Newport ihe fuhjt>fl, the (irui terms, and I have bt of liis difpofiiion to fcivc you.—l am, dir, with great regard, your fai ...
... Catherine Davies, second daughter of the Rev. John Davies, Cetnmrs, Moiugornerysbite.—Jas- James, E»q. of Bristol, to A n, second daughter otThos. Sanders, Esq. of HAMvUVPJ'S required to SUHlttS'VEti, John Wheeler, Andover, Southampton, mercer, d. c. Sept ...
... not He mangled his finger dreadful manner was ultimately obliged after cutting off the finger had difficulty in saving his arm an inflammation having taken place however in a fair way of recovery late act of Parliament this aa offence punishable with ...
... Particulars and for be to Mr No is John-atreet W Hartlrt Solicitor AH RESIDENCE BRISTOL ON AM-DOWN Tythefree SOLD fin Pee) Private of Trust far John M roan Esq deceased compaft and ESTATE prevent residence Morgan of fate John situa-e ia of mile from of Bristol ...