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... Loudon ; or Mr. Shipdom, Dover. John Hayes, ci Rush Mills, parlSh of Hardingstone, Northampton-hare, paler-maker, January 9,12, and Frb. IS, at ten, at Guildha 1. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abchurchlard Cannonstreet, I ondon. John Evans, of Ashton within Macit ...
... counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. -$ At Edinburi,h, Sir - John Scott, of Ancrtim, Bart. At Edinburgh, Christian, wife of John Nl‘Farlan, Esq. advocatz. At netwick-unon-Ttreed, M7i. Isabella E , nlay, relict of John Clunie, minister of the gospel ...
... Joint n:id Sr.pr^.. Oil V.Dl TOliZ~^te^ H PROVED DEI.TS under a Comtni s,i„i. >f lu.ik u*_t ag.-uu-t JOHN SiIUrTLKWORTiI SHU ITLE'.VO'I nt (nod JOHN COODFELLOW. lat, of \ustin Friar, ?? | City of London, dercfiants and Insurance Hr.;..ers may r■- ;ceive ...
... Coasiables-of Manchester and Salford, Itev. John Gatliff , Mr. John Close - James Ackers, Esq; Mr. John Reinhold Mr. L.-Peel Mr. WVillm. Tate Alr. John Barton Mr. John RatcliHFe lMk. Thos. Entwisle Dlr. John ...
... Department, from Loudon. Madky, Jan. j, IBJ3. BIRTHS. —On Wednesday last the lady of John Esq. .son,'.a't'his hoose,Chavripion-h;il, Surrey. Kington, litis county, the lady of John Severn, £,:q..ui a darC.icr. ' Last week'died, Jher house Stanhope-street, I.ondm ...
... the Sea-port and plentiful Market Town of Cardigan, containing ncrly Aeres bf Land. Particulars may be had at the Office Mr. Stevens So'jeitor, No. I, New Inn, London, and of. Mr. Lewis Evans, Solicitor, Cardigan, at whose Office Slaps the Estate may The ...
... way-lid, and murdered in 4 most ba barous manner, within 200 yards of his house. Next morning an inquest wis held, by Colley Grattan lisq.one of the cozoners of county Kildare. On a minute investigation of ths dreadtul deed, it was judged necessary to adjourn ...
... from 1009 to 1200 yards. The consequences would be, that an English ship, fitted with these light guns, meeting with an enemy armed with the usual weight of metal,, might, by distant firing, become disabled before the light guns' would reach her adversary ...
... waylaid, and murdered in a roost barbarous manner, within 200 yards of his house. Next morning ari Inquest was held by Colley Grattan, Esq. one of the Coroners of the County Kildare. On a minute investigation of this dreadful deed, It was judged necessary ...
... retired bebind the Ebro.~ Exchange on Ham- . attributed to the immense burgh, risen to 29s. commercial orders in this country. —Arms and equip- ments for 20,000 men to be sent immediately to have contracted for 50,000 Spanish of the Exchequer said to require ...
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... Gramm 'Ti. Chaper being opened in 4.. form. larotroarrt-Geo. Wrlkain Koppel roes sarrodoced byre/ern Lord Cochrane and &enema Grattan.. The two junior Raif ioe r VW. they bovirog retired far that porposr.accomi by Proocis /Lap. [)s pay Windsor Heralti, bas ...