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... 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 ...
... BELFAST SHIP MEWS. 1h» armed brig Aurora, Fitzvmorn, i« loading for London, to sail first fair wind after Saturday first. The Miuerva, Kean, loading for Liverpool, sails in few The Margaret JJaiicy, Oalbiaith, for Glasgow; and the Haeik, M'Ciirmiek, for ...
... lA's/Wield Bridge to Lail Cardigan'' , nate near Alvcrtiaurpe, hubixa thruw• out of the Houle of Communa. Mrlfrs. Pt rkorer, Hairs and Co. of Bradford, are elected 'lrraturna is eke Leeds and Liverpool Lanai by a maktriiy of arm jots Thanks to the eart ...
... Ossulton, Donoughmore, Llandaff, Charlemont, Stanley, H. Fitzgerald, A. Hamilton, Sir J. Newport, Messrs. Sheridan, Whitbread, Grattan, Cdbmbe, La Touches, Parnell, W. Smith, Tighe, Generals Ferguson, Matthew, &c. &c. It is expected that the company will exceed ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that is. were not the same kind of consli lutioiial military force; besides, it Ihe Irish were l« compelled come over and bear arms in this country, they had right to require that they should allowed the free and undisturbed exercise of their religion. In ...
... great Improvement - - gTlmber—Farther parto Mr. Robt. St. John t with conflderalde growth of young Timber.—-Further f titular, had by npfdyiag Mr. R Lucaa, Bath; Mr. Lucaa, loUciluF, Cardigan i Mcflra. Lambert and Sons, folicitors, Bedford-row, London ...
... George.strect, May , 4oTicE4s licreby given to all Persons desirous of 1 SUPPLY ti,e fultorving A R - r/CLES or the aye qf the ARM Yv IiEtEAD—To His , Land Forces in Cantonments, ! Quarters, and tiarracks,in under mention , .4 Counties and isl and '—Ald ...
... stealing, on Friday last, a quantity of copper, the property of Mr. John Ashwcll, Iron Founder ;John Sheldon, for feloniously stealing, on Monday last, one waistcoat, the property of John Mikes ;And Joseph Lees, for feloniously stealing, on Monday evening ...
... Dispatch from the Governor of'■ Ireland, was presented to the House Commons, Oporto, Col. Trant, to the Deputy Governor, had Mr. Grattan, the 20th inst. iust arrived, and he had mounted his burse to jTo the Right Human-able and Honour .ible (he Knight*. Ciproceed ...
... Efq. M. P. Henry Hamilton, Elq. John Hamilton, Efq, James Hurt, Efq. Edward Burruvghs, Efq. Charles Mulvany, Efq, N. Caltwell, Efq. William Jchnfon, Efq. F. L. Swift, Efq Sir Ed ward Stanley Baker, Efq Major Cofhy John Gilfard Sheriff Eltfl James Liutenant ...