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... India Company, praying renewal ofHieir exclusive Privileges.—Orderfecl lie on the table. This being the day appointed for Mr.’Grattan’s on the Catholic Claiids, Mr. Yorhe said, that before the principal discussion took place he should move the reading of cerlaiu ...
... invigorating both body and mind. The King's Evil, Struma or Scrofula, afFtft the glands a. neck, under the cliin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms, a* beneath the ears. To remove t’-efe obftinate iymptoms, the whole Mulctiu Medicn has been tried, with very little ...
... orT. Williams, Solicitor, m afore- Lomion, LLOYD HAItRIS, saiu. ni |, PRUFA, o- / TMEODORF. (i WIWETT- John Thorn’s Creditors. //) THE rreditdrs JOHN THORN, port, the hamlet of lamer Mitton, in the parish Kidderminster; ,o the county of Worcester, Suit ...
... discipline, and to be by English military laws. 4. The corps are receive a liberal pay. with meal, bread, and the necessary arms and clothing 5, I'liose who are p.iriieulaily good marksmen will employed as rillvmen. tj, cavalry must mount ihemselves. 7 ...
... Peter Bird, Shopkeeper, Stourbridge. Mr. J. T. Smith, Solicitor. Kidderminster. Mr. John Owen, Junior, Hereford Mr. F. Baldwyn, Linen Draper, Cirencester. Mr. John Moore, Auctioneer, Tewkesbury. Mr. George Barter, Stroud. Mr. Oliver Watts, ly, gh Street ...
... Holland. the side of Italy there apiiears have been some more partial tighmig, but altogether unimport in its results. The arms of Naples march • 'he first division it consisting «t 10,000 men. reached Rome die and 2iih ult and later accounts state it ...
... joy; ooserving, that I was the messenger of Providence, sent relieve the dreadful anxiety of a gal .mt people, who, without arms, without ammumu n, without weapons any description, had, the simple, but patriotic cry of Booten, expelled tyrants under whom ...
... Duly is laid very low—generally oerhaps at not more than I TOGO'!. Friday inquest v»as held Mr. Hill, Coroner, the body of John Cross, Esq ot Exeter, who being on a visit at Sheritf’s Lench, in tins county, was on Wednesday walking in a field near lliul ...