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... purpose will be thankfully received on their account by Mr. Dyson, at the bank, Rotherham; Messrs Grattan and Chapman, Chesterfield; Mr.Webster, King's Arms, Derby; Rev. Mr. Casson, Thursington, Rev. Mr. Oliver, Belgrave, both near Leicester; Mr. Brumby ...
... Burlington-street ; John Barney, Esq. Southampton ; and Mr. Hcrinou, Conduit-street, Bond-street, where plan of the Estate may seeu. Particulars may also be hod the Dolphins, Southampton Swan, Alresford ; George, Winchester ; King's Arms, Bagshot; Bush, Staines ...
... Adelphi-terrace, London, Jane, only daughter of John Crosby, Esq. of Portsea. On Thursday last was married, Mr. John Lipscomb, of East on, to Miss Burnett, of Avington Farm. last died, after very short illness, John Foote, Esq. of He'was universally respccted ...
... of August, 1814, and the following da vs. SEVERAL thousand FIR TREES of different dimensions, standing in the Plantations Arming * hall, within two miles of Norwich, and within one mile of the navigable river from Norwich to Yarmouth For further particulars ...
... at Sopley, near Christchurch, by the Rev. Mr. Willis, Mr. Edward Sabine, jun. of Avon Farm, Mrs. Daman, widow of the late John Daman, Esq. formerly Gosport. On the Bth inst. died, Mr. W. Wakeford, Cricklade Mill, near Andover. 1 On Sunday last died, ...
... 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 ...
... LINEN, about half Bleache ed, roughly taken off the grass, and about the Finencss of Ten Hundred, were left at the NORTHLAND-ARM S, DUNGANNON, by some person unkuown, in the dusk of the evening. who desired them to be left for me with my Brewn Linen in ...
... 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 ...
... number olherGeallemen. The Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis of Lansdown, th? Earl of Beshorongh, Lord Morpeth. Lord John Towushend, Sir John Aubrey, Sir James Mackintosh. Dr. Parr, and other distinguished persons sent letters, slating (hat were unfortunately ...
... rendezvous. They also regiment the returned prisoners, flic manufacture arms ■ goes without intermission, and thus France tan without a new levy have f ill 400,000 men under arms the shortest notice. What can the motive of this caution ? This military ...
... 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 ...