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... Loudon, statiother, d and eh. Joheph, of Farehatu, gontliampeos, grocer, ler. d. oh Low John and William Low, of Mincing -leo% Lamle., merchasts. di and ch —as to John Low. Michae4, of tiorris-stmet, Haymarket, Middlesex, grocer, teu-deeler, 41 awl Patinae ...
... pavilions 410 feet, the leng.th of the principal building, 144, the height from the founaation to the icing's arms, 1(N); the height fatal the kintes arms to the sun 50 feet. Unfortunately, owing to a want of care in the engineers, a barrel of gunpowder, in ...
... Woolwich, Kent, uphol.tereresforthnith before John Springet Harvey, Esq. Scott r. &oft. The creditors of John Scott, late of West Smithfield, London, toyman, (who died in the year 1811,)-4orth‘$ith before John Springet Harvey, Esq. Edmund Wateta, Esq. v ...
... Km to be Colonel, vice Eteaufoy; Major John Castle Gaul to be Lieutenant-Colondli vice Sir Daniel Williaml, promoted ; Captain Nicholas Willard, !root the sail Regiment, to be Major, vice Grant, pro., motel; John David Webb, Gent. to be Quarter-Master ...
... . orcestershire. —John Knight, of Lee Castle, Esq. .11,tirin g oxen are of Yorkshire.—Sir Francis Lindley Wood,. of Heinsworth, Bart. bC SOUTH WALES. in high ec _ , , Carmarthen.—Nicholas Burnell Jones, of Pantglates, Pembroke.—John Harcotut Powell, of ...
... Hiukiiwfliainshire, Dow. Buckinghamshire, Bathurst, Dow. AyWbrd, Arran, AlMivnc, AVlshhry, Dow. Tetdriletnwn, Dow. Cardigan, Cardigan, Cliatlnin, Bristol', Cowper, Dow'. Cork, Co; k, piohnondclev, Dovv; Clare, Coajitgham, Cratenj, Calhcart; Cdvetitry ...
... Mold.—Cheshire, Monday, April 15, at Cbt,ter. C.AInIARTHE i N CIRCUIT.(.. F:tinywn-op 3 •Serjcanf at' Lan--4.'I3ALGUIC, Esq. Cardigan, ,day, April 6.—1-laverfordwest, Tucscl4, -April 12.—Cttrulartlitii, lionday, April 113.. 1.31.t.EC0N CIRCUIT. . i The Hon ...
... disturbances ;they were to be .paid •hY:-the Confaies wherelhe outrages Look place. Sir John Newport, Sir F. Flood, and Messrs. Bank: - -is, 'Abercrombie, Latouche, and ,Grattan, gave their unqualified assent to the measure as it app ared at present, and leave ...
... TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. , The Gazette contains a declaration far the cessation of arms, as well by sea as by land, agreed to between his majesty.,.and his most christian majesty ; it is dated the 6th day of May, and enacts that tlic vessels and effects ...
... Privateer, arrived at Portland in ne. The Britannia. otic:, front the Canaries to London, taken the Chasseur American Privateer, arm Beaufort A'.C. the itiidiilo .i line. The Police, Grayson, from Liverpool Qnebee, taken the Fox Ameriean Privateer, is carried ...
... a man - so dreadfully scorched, that be was conveyed to the Hospital without the least hopes of re c.wery, having one °lbis arms nearly consumed; fo..tunately a young .child was rescued from the t,lanies.. The whole of the buildings, attached to a :very ...
... instead of after, that of Wiibraham ; and also bear the arms of Bootie, quarterly iv tbe second quarter, withthaie ot Wiibraham ; such aims being first duly exempli- fied according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Olfice, otherwise his Majesty's ...