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... reading over and executiaji same. — Dated this Cth day of February, 1815. JOHN JOSSELYN, ?? „ JAMES BOR TON f Uommissionrts Sfarke and Holmes, Solicitors. ROUGHAM INCLOSURE. WE JOHN JOSSELYN the Youtjt EZEKIEL SPARKE, & GEORGE BIDBiL the Commiisioners named ...
... G. Mitchell, of Hemingford Grey, Esq. deceased. The Irish Catholics finally resolved on Thutirsday last to discard AIr. Grattan, and a'pplY to sozime other Member to present their petitinn, wvhojuililikc that Gentleiatin, may not presume to exercise ...
... Liverpool, and every indi- k:il ot' ihem drowned. Tn: WevimiuiJi electors last week voted a pfUulatotj address to Lieut. Sir John Mur- .;.\kt. on the issue of the late Court-Martial : iriathester. & re:ii!.in- Officer, ahout ,'D, whose mind is fated through ...
... Blunden, builder, appraiser, and auctioneer, Long Melford, Suffolk, if by letter, post-paid. JOHN SMITH'S B AN K H U PIC Y. 4LL Persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN SMITH,- of Sudbury, in the County of Suf- folk, Upholsterer, Cabinet-maker, Dealer and Chapman ...
... Uunwich, lo Miss St. John, only daughter lale Hun. and very R=v. St. A. St. john. Dean oI Worcester. Tuesday last, at Wy niondham, Mr. Bayes, to Mrs. Barham. The 16th of December last, after a long and painful illness, near Cardigan, South Wales, the house ...
... and dry Elm Planks: Laths of all sorts. Countess and Lady Slates. t1oodbridgt, March 9, 1815. JOHN SMITH'S BANKRUPTCY. A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN AS £MITH, of Sudbury, in tls cosunty of Suffolk, up- holsterer, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman ...
... Newport renewed his objections to the tax, and moved, as an amendment, that the resolution be read this day fortnight. Mr. Grattan said the Income Tax was a measure which, in the present situation of Ireland, must prove most impro- vident ahd most injurious ...
... failure of the small expedition up the River St. Mary. The force which went up the river consisted of eight barges, manned and armed, with detachments marines. &c. under the direction of Captain Pbillott, of the Primrose, and Captain Bartholomew, of the Erebus ...
... be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN DECK, On Thursday the 17th day of August, 1815, (By O:derof the Assignees of Mr. JOHN HARVEY PAYNE, a Bankrupt) f J HIE valuable Stock in Trade, Household JL Furniture, and other Efl'ects of Mr. John Harvty Payne, Grocer and ...
... possesoion may be had, or al Michael- mas next. For further particulars apply, (if byletter, post paid) to Mr. John Legea't, of East Bradenham ; Mr. John Catton, of Shipdham; Mr. Palmer, .solicitor, East Dereham; or the Auctioneer, Wattom To be SOLD by AUCTION ...
... suci Bouhdsi'rie,~, pstud thec twenty-first day of Augrust' quae ~'lioi~sptd JC itil~nidred arid Fifteeti. - d JOHN JTOSSELYN, ~onrsi~es JOHN JCogI( LE GRACb, ALSTON, bnd -PARSONS, .Solicitors. VVI N. It. Tie ?? 'tClairniswilI be ready for: di'liseiva ...
... Esq. Robert Kedington John Ranby, Esq. I'he Hon. & Rev. H. Leslie J. M. Rodwell, Esq. Rev. John Lbnge John Round, Esq. M.P. T.S.Mathews . . Robert Rushbrooke, Esq- George Naylor Charles Tyrrell, Esq. B. Nprgate John Vernon, Esq. John Plampin ...