... JOHN - WATLEN For want of timely care • have died of medic:ll.de wounds. Alt Ito G . tie s f the CORDIAL of . 1) are daily demonstrated, in eradicating . the symptoms of Nervolts - Debility: 7 to: establish tlorfanie ot this th e i r success on those ...

... committed in the town of Cardigan. 'l'. Morrie, butcher, having had a quarrel with the wife of his brother, J. Mon. ris, John remonstrated with him on the subject ; upon wflich he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of self ...

... Ireland. Sir T. Bart. from Laog's Hotel, Bond-street, to Paris. Colonel and Mrs. Lvster, and family, from ditto, to Paris. Sir John. Shelley, Bart. from Jordan's Hotel, St. James'sstreet, to Newmarket. . - • Colonel Prevost, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Jame ...

... of East Hide, Esq. Berkshire—John Wills, of Hungerford park, Esq. Buckinghamshire—Thonias Digby Aubrey, a Chilcothouse, Esq. Cambridg e and Huntingdon—anight Cooke George Mitchell, of Herningford Grey, Esq. Cheshire —John Isherwood, of Marple, Esq. Cumberland ...

... will be attempted by Mr.l)-ns—i)y, who will also play'' Paddywhach on the-drone of an Irish Bagpipe. arias, to arms, Britannia's sons to arms, Mr. W. Ell—t. The Cuckoo Song, from Twelfth Night, and When I was a very little to Italy I went, with ...

... of London, and John Johnson, of Demerara, merchants, Robert Adcock and -John Adcock, of Linton, Cambridge, maltsters. James Oldham Oldham, Joseph Oldham, and Abel Joshua Oldham, of, Brook House, Holborn, furnishing irOnmongers. John Matteson and T. G ...

... lific Ilion of tl.e measure to the House. Sir JOHN NEWPORT objezteil o. principle I the measure, as inquisitorial, so: verst e of the privileges of Enplislinten, indiscrimeate le operation, and as arming Government itt: which, in a free country, it ...

... the Victualling (Nice, Deptford, were passing from the Kent-road, aloag the Starry Canal, they were assailed by four men, armed with b'telsteons. The Iliggins's made a stout resistance, but were at length overpoweie I, knocked down, and beat most unmercifully ...

... Muir Thomas, Broad street.bnildings, merchant. lO l'roef of debts 220 Marisa John ' Coptbalt-court, insuranee-broker I 3d 1 J. Valerian, Copthall-court. 290 Pierse W. J. John-street, victualler, and King-strerr, dresser - ll Hall, Coleman-street. 290 Rogers ...

... committed in the town of Cardigan.' Thomas - Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with the wife of his brother, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of ...

... obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. itnesscs r :--- ket, dinhurg,f_ John 'lhompsot N i \ ; John NPliltosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh.. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member, of the ...

... re, London ; .nd dr . . . John Dodd, of Norfolk-street; Middlesex Hospital, cheesy-monger, surrender, December 12, 16, and January at-eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray’s Imi-square. i' James, John Dean, of. NutkinVCorner, Bermondsey ...