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... complete, and in- deed the ooly covin of Religious Educa- tion e.et ott'etc- to public notice QUERNMORE INCLOSURE. WE, JOHN BOWfcR and JOHN HUMPHKIEn, G.irtieuien, Commit __ii-rs appouiutd in and by an Act ot Parliament, «■--. and passed 111 the filty-fiist ...
... the 21st ult. a v Meeting was held in the town of Bedford, consisting of the proprietors of land in that county.. . Lord SL John observed, that it was a circumstance well wor- 2 thy the refection of every one present, that we now c received corn from franee; ...
... Farm-house, suiuble Outbuildiugs, and lirtyfour acres of Land, customary measure, in die possession of John Clarkson, as tenant. *;* Inquire of John Bradshaw, Esquire, of Lancaster, the owner. FebbU-RY 1, 1815. TO BE LET. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ded ent-rrd ...
... the moment it was opened by tbe adulterer, and levelled it at his head— by raifing bis arm he avoided the fatal effeds of tbe ball, whicb he received in his right arm, by which it was thattered. Dublin, Feb. 7.— Noinquefl has beeo held on the body of the ...
... informed, that THE ROYAL PILOT, LIGHT POS I COACH (only four insides) Rec mm. nee' running on thr 2d of March, from Tbe Kings-Arms and Royal- Oak Inns, Lancasteh, At Haif past Six o'clock in the Morning, to LIVERPOOL and MANCHESTER ; And will continue every ...
... « Bonaparte is declared traitor and rebel, fur haying introduced himtelf, armed, into the Depart* mntt of the far, and Aye enjein ail the Governors and Comma niters of armed fortfes, National Guards, Civil Authotkie., and fimpie citizens, to feize him ...
... , int i Mroad-strect. lines and Davies, late manufacturer, dea London the county of Cardigan, bank- 20 Warner W toappear May 3, 6 and June idan the county of No Arms Tou, Abercysteih man, at the Norfo (honas Jones, M ‘ ~ » Chartres Gray, la’ ‘ 1 of No ...
... termination of a contest, in which' the val se arms of the Confederacy were not to be laid down I e- until their avowed object was obtained. pe ?? Mr. John Smith supported the amendment. G. m Mr. Grattan had considered the question itf all' Wi n its hearings ...
... \ Pollaid, about iOO ioo*s. *i, m Particulars, a* to ih«; height and thickness of the walk, may be known on application to John Clarke, of Masutigill, near Thornton, who will tlit w tiit* Aom. THOS WAKEFIELD WM. ITLK1NGION. Mat «4, 1815. RATS AKD MICE ...
... could fee ho chance of the effective termination of aconteft, in which the arms of the Confederacy were not to be laid down until their avowed object was attained. Mr. Grattan rofe to excufe himfelf for the vote, which he fhould give. He would not be ...
... of August next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. At the Kings-Arms, in LANCASTER, on Wed- nesdat the twenty third day of ihe same month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. ' And at the King's Arms, in IVater-street, LIVER- POOL, on Saturdat ihe second day of ...