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... Militia. —C,a4.tain John Spices to be .Major, vice Cameron, resigned.— Dated March 5, 1810. Charles Kingsley, Esq. be Captain, vice White, resigned.-- Dated May 25, 1810. Ensign Wm. Best to be Lieutenant, vice Garrett, resigned. Ensign John Spelt gang to be ...
... Esq. M.P. -- Milton G. Byrip, Esq. M.P. Sir Thos. Millar, M.P. J. Latouch•-, Esq. M.P. Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doyle Thos. Creevey, Esq. M.P. Sir John Newport, MY. Tickets to be had at the liar of the Frtemasons' Tavern, price One Guinea, Wine included.—ln ...
... theircorruption which was such that they feared the introductitin of ariy, measure of reform, end were determined to oppose it. Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER. could not avoid observing-that the Hon. Gentleman who spoke last (Mr. Curwen) had, through the whole course of ...
... to sea in the beginning of April. ,They work upon its equipment with the greatest activity. AU the Greeks capable of bearing arms are enrolled. FEBRUARY 25.—The Grand Seignior will, by the end of April, have brought his army to 150,000 men. Attention is ...
... sumptions.,loso of muscular power, and varioui Grattan. usually cheracteri'e the earlier stages of Iris solitary rice. per- The University of St. Andrew's. has conferred the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the Rev. John Scott, niltdeter of Strada- laugu;shitig ...
... great success. A number of fine young men were attested on Saturday for the First Regiment. The Royal Cornish Miners, the Cardigan, Caernarvon, Merioneth, and Montgomery regiments of Militia, embarked at Dover yesterday for Ireland. The Oxford militia ...
... with a considerable grrwt it of yowl Timber. Further particuLrs may be had, by applying to Rilbt. St. John Luca:, Esq. ; Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. Davie., Survtyor, Crickhourell • Messrs. Oabb and Son, Solicitors :her. gavently or Meson. L.:nabs:Ft ...
... which are From the County of Somerset—By Mr. Leigh, the Sheriff, atom under arms. sompanied by Mr. Lethbridge and Mr. Dickenson, the Members for the Conn:y —Sir Abraham Elton, Sir John Cox Hippisley, A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Dec. 1, says, Col oß n ...
... Folkstone, ha of conceaty fiy' going _ person to accompany them in tkat manner to Cardigan. They were sentenced to six weeks confine in the King's Bench Prison. 'TIM KING V. JOHN ,BARNES GREGORY,. Mr. Serjeant LENS moved the judgment of Coon against the defendant ...
... Valencia. Troops have Chancery and that iif the Divan, ail the artillery, been ordered from this port to Ba llasteros. It is arms and baggage, a heap el colours, the magazines euufidendy asserted, that the enemy have determined Of the whole army, 200 bathes ...
... prnnciples. A number of arms, and large all occasions, could not but lead to. consequences quantities of gunpowder were towed in the possessive m l injurious to both countries. of the disaffected. end there was no doubt but their! Mr. GRATTAN deprecated the situation ...