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... Jay. Dirndalr, .K»g. 4 Hrr(for«f»hiri?—John Currie, of K»q‘ Kent—John Wrlh, of L«*ic«tcrstilrc - Kirhnrd Cbriiyn. E*q. LinColnshir* Ustrr, of C«ri»bv, l>q, * Monmoi'thdiir*—CfeirJcS of Si. Firm , I*^q. Norfolk—John Turner If.ilp*, . Northamptonshire—Pe\er ...
... aud are as fine bony Colts as any in «ntry, and may be seen at Brampton-Brian. Tudor was bred by Lord Grosvenor, and got by John Bull his by Tulip, who was got by Damper.—For further articulars see the Racing Calendar. Great care will taken of the Mares ...
... manner, about the face and arms.— `The coachmtm and outside, passengers, heariog he r screams, got down, and with much difficulty res'Cued her from the jaws of the mdniac. Two Gentlemen then got inside, ,and pinioning his arms, prevented him from doing ...
... sea Biav had for The Tenant Mr term in the Premises end the any further particulars beknown Mr John Proprietor at Fcnternadle within the or to Messrs John Fentcrnadlc Lofts Camclfurd Tfttew4 Premises will at and be put up at rack-rent for teraf ofseven ...
... Weioefday. '1 tanna• Dampier, the venerabk and eiteented Lord thl.np of hly. On 1 Luriday, Mr. Samuel Craven, of the Cardigan's Arms, near town. Od rhurfday, aged Mrs. ModhT, of Bala& Mk. Pa!orrit.—•Can the Et:itor of the Mercury forgo that his paper ...
... 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 ...
... Kingstonupon-Hull, and Thomas Henry Payne, of Cullum-street, London, nierchants.—John Galley Bate, of LAterpool, merchant. —John Hodgson, jun. late of Christchurch, Surrey, distillet—John Burbidge, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, warehouseman —Jonathan Woodward ...
... following 'Perms : £ i 16 | Tvvo-years-old 2 o N. B. Fhe Money to paid at the 'l ime are taken away —For Particulars inquire John Smith, jun. Sutton. TT \ & WARNERS, Stock - JUL BUOelssis, respectfully inform the Public, that . Tickets and Share:; for the ...
... Sale to begin Fen o'clock in the Forenoon, aim continue until the whole .Sold. BRECOIiBHIRE. CAPITAL OAK. SOLD AUCTION, Ky JOHN PRiJTHEROE, the Swan (David Price's), the Borough of Talgarth, Wednesday, the Twenty-fifth day March, 1812, between Two and ...
... receive emancipation, with gratitude, and rather as a boon. Mr. C. Wy mrs re-staled, with great force, all the arguments of Sir John Newport, and was particularly severe on Mr. Secretary Pole, .for saying that . he and the Lord Lieutenant had condescended ...
... ; alfo at Staple-Hall Inn, George, Cheltcnltam; Beaufort-Arms, ; Grey Lion, Brecon ; Callle, J.laudovrry; Callle Haverford Callle, Marlbro*; Angel, Cardigan ; Black Lion, Cardiff; Mackwortb-Arms, Black Lion, Llanbeder Ut tbe Autrtion Mart; of MelTrs. and ...
... hoard: The Medusa was in sight. is one of the three armed ships which sailed in company from Baltimore, determined to tight their way. It is feared the two others have escaped. We understand these armed Americans'are detertninvd to resist any sloop of war ...