Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Allen, Esq. is elected Bailiff of Leominster for year ensuing, and Mr. John Meredith, druggist, Chamberlain the same place, for the like Friday last, the Rev. William George WHI, and John Martin, Esq,were elected Bailiffs ; and Henry Fuwke, Joseph Vickes ...
... Blue, to Maria, third daughter tile late 'Thomas rs Cocks, Mr. John clothier, Wottot; In Miss B. Jones, youngest daughter of John Jones, Esq. Hill, near Berkeley, Gioccstershirc.—Mr. John of Woodford, near Berkeley, to Miss Ann Liinhr'nh, youngest daughter ...
... er, June 19, SO. July 90, Mosley Arm. Inn, Manchest r. Ait. Mess, llewitt and Kirk, Manchester and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chnncery-lane, London. Peter Long, Mere, Chester, tanner, June 14, July 11, 20,' at the dweHinH John Nether Kuutsford. All. Messrs, iollms ...
... Chdhire, cotton-fpinner, June 20, July ao, at the Motley Arms Inn, Manobefier. Solicitors, Hewitt and Kirk, Manchew. _ __ _ _ _ Peter Long, late of Mere, Chelbire, tanner, June 14, July It, an, at John Tagg's, inn-keeper, Nether Knutsford, Solicitors, Meffrs ...
... rendered penal to carry arms without taking the oath of supremacy, and could not see reason why a»doubt on this subject should be suffered remain on the mind of any one, when a single explicit clause in this bill would it away. Mr. GRATTAN was of the same opinion ...
... dens, arm of oue of the trees, by tb« violence of the wind, was torn off, and fell them, and so much injured them, that the Hbove-raeniiojwl lady and her companions are very much brui*ed, Wednesday afternoon, about clock, just the Earl Cardigan, with ...
... of the elderCafhiek. Old Harwood had two daughter! by hit firft wife, of which the elded war married to John (hick) the fon, and the yonnged to John Cafhick, the father. Caflrick, the fath«‘ ) had danghter hia fird wife, whom old Ham wood married, and ...
... Pose and Meri-entile ddvertiser of toAlay, is published a solemn deposition, taken before the Recorder of our city, by one John Aikins, stating that be was en impressed American, with two other Americans, on board the Little Belt, when the encounter took ...
... by applying to the Tenants, of whom Printed Particulars may be bad; of Mr. Lucas, Cardigan Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Crickhowell; Messrs. | and Son, Abergavenny; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Hotel, Hereford ; Lion, Brecon ; Robert St. Lucas, Bath and Messrs. and ...
... London 18 John BiJcock of Pater no*tCf row In the citj London bookseller at Guildhall London 25 Jo-eph Dunn & Charles Robinson late of Wood sireet in the city of London, factors dealers chapmen and copartners, at Guildhall London j 23 John Belcher ofthe ...
... 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 ...
... cannonades, with smalt arms, and suitably manned ; is intended to sail singly in all March, with liberty to chase, capture, man, &c. â¢Â§â¢ For freight or passage apply to Messrs Wil- lASEr, Garnett, and Maddan, Liverpool ; or here, to JOHN SIMPSON. Lancaster ...