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... Stroud, Kent, sail and rope-makers; John and Thomas Morris, Kent, boat-builders; Charles Braidy, Rochester, Kent, shoemaker; John Feilder, Rochester, Kent, must-maker; William Burnett, Rochester, Kent, tailor; John Abell, Rochester, Kent, publican; .Michael ...
... Quinn 12th June Tue MINERVA, Courtensy, ..c Eight days after From London for Belfast, The armed brig GEORGE, c-o%’m June The armed brig ENDEAVOUR, Finsi ’;q;hidl)l after. For Freight in London, 'lé te Messrs, A. & W. OGILBY & JONES, I ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Peace firm and durah'e 'rounds. Grafton I'bnina« Cirter Not T. It Tn.»mtoii So ncer Samuel Nted w Fitzwilliam Robert Andrew Cardigan \V. s. Wiltes Wiliiam Danbury- I’omfret Walter Strickland tompt..Q Sawbridu Althor W. U illiam . . WniU P- Deuy* William ...
... for a 1 were all ,The minutes, and bowed immense es- fiitived, beef-ter, When die , semblage.,, •Th k etroops /twited under arms mwhile,, Parliamentary Refo r ceild be ern ) te r the -from the , - and he trested Ihe unite 4 Weide of • ~ l'ara de and llip ...
... Cheltenhare, ufter a atever are ESSENCE ai ja Battin ——At other means hid failed. Davies, reeeiver-general hen, Pembroke, aad Cardigan. The FLUID of M in thofe complaints where necefl to thes. rancis Daubeny, to the rectory penotratingy aad. ory of the tpraine ...
... MEADOWS, FIELDS, and TENE- MENTS, now in the several occupations of Mr. Thomas Hicks, John Wilcock, John Marshall, and Richard Sibley; and TWO MEADOWS occupied by John Wallis, Esq. or his under-tenants. And also, all the LANDS occupied by William Lander ...
... received:' a er Richard Thompson, Esq. ios o . ' d -John Beckett, Esq.'. 2 S0' 10 10 ti James Collinsi 'Esq.i 1 10 .a he Knaresbro ,' 3 a Rev. John 9ltli, . . . 1 1 ns John C'laridge, Esq; . . I I n of 'John Iveson,'3Esq. . s. Mr. R 'Champney Subscriptions ...
... - -Thomas Broad, 9 0 0 ...
... the power o» hlamUnkliy arm hath drawn ea ut great deep*, and placed on kite glory What shall rtnder unto him but tears gratitude and) (Blgncd) . the Head-qaarten, CarUrube, Dec. «, (O. 8.) I*l3. DESTROYING SLUGS GARDENS, Ma. JOHN WILMQT, r. H. s. . From ...
... Davis Daniclb Carnaby-Market, victualler—William Franckling, Bath, chymist—John Sutton and John Bartlett, Higli-stieci,shoemakers—Thames flagger. Walling-street, butcher—John Sinking, Henway-street, woollen-draper—Thomas Buckley Foden, Birmingham, li ...