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... Irelanid, where thevouglit to remain. Forl these reasons lie 6ould not give hiS Vote inl ?? of this work of de- '4truction. Mir. Grattan said, this Committee ?? acontiimlatioln oif the proceedings already befiore the House ; aud hie did not ~lhink it necessary ...
... linden Willi.nii, Kent-road,, carpenter Fiiilayson John, Tott enham-court-road, chair-maker Gill Charles, Dartmouth-streCt, leather-seller Hudson Henry, Charing-cross, tavern-keeper Hewitt John, St. John-street, li nen-d: riper Aloore William, Great Ga ...
... Barham. Mr. llodwell Borley ROD WELL, Treasurer. John Edwards AM FORD. Mr. Francis Morgan Cullutn Hardcastle Orman Ci.AYDoy. Mr. Cockrell Henley. Air. Watkins John Morgan R. B. Orford. Blakemiam. John Bridge, Esq. Mr. Peecock lately published, AN ANSWER ...
... Jabez Waller Saxmundham, John Flatt East Berghok, James Revans Soham, Joseph Finch Eyt, Thomas Wayth Stowmarket, Thos. Gross Ely, Jesse Claxton Stradbrook, John Bryant Framliugham,JamesLeggatt Sudbury, John King'and Gazely, John Wilson Robert Frost H . ...
... Walle-r Saxmundham, John Flatt East Be-rgholt, James Revans Soham, Joseph Finch . j ! Eye, Thomas Wayth Stowmarket, Thos. Gross i Ely, Jesse- Claxton Stradbrook, John Bryant ' I | FrcmUngham.JarnesLeggatt Sudbury, John Klng.and j Gazelv, John Wilson Robert ...
... elected Fellow of that society. —The following is the subject of the Norrisian prize essay for the ensuing year: “TJr Baptism of John, was it from Heaven; or of Mai —At Great St. Mary’s Church, Sunday afternoon, funeral sermon for the late liegius -Professor ...
... removed from the County Gaul, this town, and put board the Portland hulk, Langston Harbour Charles Nymi, John Spink, Robert Xrairard, John Hayward, John Williams, Samuel Arston. Callow, James and Robert Shippent. Wednesday last, nttlie Friends' Meeting House ...
... Dutch, in consequence of the severe precautions of the Frerteh authorities, had been almost entirely disarmed. The want of arms is the greatest privation Lbey no%v experience. Returns of all the Dutch prisoners of war in this country have been ordered ...
... every other ,tccomrnc datiol, ~it will give generas satistactioll. BUILI)ING MATERlALS, at IPsWICH. To be SOLD by AUCTION By JOHN KING, In LOTS, On Tuesday the .6thl day of March, 1S13, (Upoll the Spot), Vi{E Bricks, 'riles, Materials, a Nine Btshiel Oven ...
... next. Andon Friday, March 10, 18ir>, at the Arms in Kellon, (Subject to such conditions as wiil be then and there pro- duced,) All thatcomfortableand commodious Messuage occupied by Stephen Clarke and John Crisp, with the barn, stable, and sheep-shed ...
... hard the case) a verdict was taken for the assignees, subject however to the future opinion of the Court. Thomas Johnes, Esq. Member for Cardigan- shire, by the death of his mother, with whom he had been in legal contests for manyyears, comes in for the ancient ...
... Majesty’s ship Avenger, on the Bth of October, in the Narrows St. John’s Harbour, Newfoundland. The Court agreed, that under all the circumstances attending the attempt to enter the harbour of St. John’s, and the subsequent loss of his Majesty’s said sloop Avenger ...