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... Wilton, Cumbelar.d, and John Barnes, Little Bampton, Cumberland, manufacturers, at the King's Arms. Carlisle.—Sept. William Ru sel, Liverpool, Lancastei, merchant, at the Globe Tavern, John-street,, Liverpool Sept. 91. John Bryant and Thomas Catchpool ...
... chapman —May 19. John Sutton, Sandy, Bedford, butcher.—May 23. JohnEUill, Queen-street, Cheapside, London, Jead merchant —May 26. Joseph Simmons, Lamberhurst, Kent, shopkeeper—May 19. John Sisson, Lombard-street, London, banker.—May 26. John Robert son and ...
... Art. Memrs. Gtegson, Dixon, and Gregrau, Aagel-coarl, Tbogmorlon-street. W. Ward, Derby, ioukeeper, May 1, 8. June 6, King’s Arms Tavero.. Derby. Alt.' Messrs. Lambert Sons', Bedford-row, koodoo. ngftlt ana >»»e an oppprto* ana illiberal im|»re4N»nf ...
... the head of his Right Hon. Friend (Grattan) must rest and accumulate all the glory and honours of the victory. By the Right Hon. Gent. (Canning), had the immediate stand been made; but toll.s Right Hun. Friend (Grattan) must : tach the ultimate glory. Mr ...
... Attornies, Me. John Clements, Liverpool, or Messrs. Blanktkock and Bunce, Temple, London. , PaterHatton and John Formfey, Hardshaw, Lancaster, blacksmiths. May 13, at nve, l#, at ten, June 6, at ten, the.Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. John-street, ...
... of last W P(U»r iu*ll»e HouM- anrt Out-pajifßU, of the | Seaton'* growth, pariah of St. « h ‘* *l'' fhan BE SOLD, -a* Mr. John Hartet’*, For particulars apply (hr OvorierM t»e . Folketlnne,,.and Mr. Thom*» Wh.»on’s, pariah—(if Irttrr post . „i,- Seven ...
... Donnughmore be requested present the Petition of the Catholics of Ireland to the House of Lords. That the Right lion. Henry Grattan reqnpilcd to picsent our Petition to the House of Commons. The most cordial graiitudeor the Catholics is due, and hereby given ...
... of about three quarters of an inch! but in the north part of the Island, it is said to have been considerably greater. The armed ship Emma, arrived this day at noon, informs—that when thirty mile* to the eastward of Point Saline, Martinique, early yesterday ...