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... George Cubitt Thomas Palmer * John Moseley George Wells John Merest John Fiske John Wright Charles Browne H. S. Partridge Joseph Palmer Wyrley Birch I Robert Peck Jolin Bloom Hi. hard Bowles Thomas G reg John Cooke Joseph Bureh ...
... and of extensive was indicted for feloniously receiving a quautity of silk, knowing it to haye been stolen by a man named John Paxman, who was convicted in the last Fe- bruary Sessions for the said offence, the property in the silk being that of Mrs ...
... down ‘by force of arms this new attempt to disturb the repose of Europe. This feeling was then almost universal, The Heuse must still recollect, the brilliant speech which they at that time heard from a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Grattan) who hard honorable ...
... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. ..11r. GRATTAN said, his Right Hon. Friend argued so ably the question of emancipation; in; the speech which he had just made on presentint: the Petition from the Roman Catholics of land, which had done him and his country sa much honour ...
... 9, and Feb. 10, at eeveri, at. the Crow.. Ira, Woodbridge. Anomie', Mr. John Wootl, Woodbritlge Messrs. W. and G. 1 aylor, Featherstone Bunt:log*, Holloora Robert Harding and John Ha-ding, of '1 rowbndge. Wilts, clothiers, c,yartners, dealers and January ...
... or five smaller ones for a penny. Friday week, Mr. John Harknkss, of Cockermouth, shot woodcock near that place—the precursor, it is supposed, of a very frosty season : and on Thursday last, Mr. John Elliott, gamekeeper to W. P. Johnson, Esij. of Walton-house ...
... Drinkmilk Mrs» Mark William Root Mr. Thomas Cobbing John Peachey S. Fenton John Evered Stephen Goold John Hempstead William Merrell Richard Hunt J- Bailey F. Neve William Harrald James Fenton John Brgwn William Drake: TURNPIKE from SCOLE to B fcrOTICE ...
... E f ?? late of Cromerognant, in the parish of Lianillar, in thecounty of Cardigan, rarmner and wool carder, but now a prisorer for debt conrl nd in his Majesty's Gaol of Cardigan, in the counity of 'Cardi- gan, will be heard before his Majesty's Justices ...
... enactment of measure WILLIAM ELTON ELTON hugh lFVI Junr JOHN MILES THOMAS TYNDALL CHARLFS Jun HAY WILLIAM FRIPP GEORGE WILLIAM INMAN WILLIAM FRITP Junr J W RICKETTS WORTHINGTON BRICE NOTT JOHN MASTERS SMITH JOHN CHUBB BRTfCE-JAMES HUDSON ACRAMAN AMES ROCKK DANSON ...
... delivery early next week, at'the Greylhouoid Innt, Thanie; Three Pigcodds, Milton Common; Crown, and,. ing's Arms Fnns, Whseatley; King's Arms, Bicester;, Red Lion,.lslip; Dqg,' Kidlington; 'st the :l'ulic Hioses ?? Hill, Beckl;ey, stainton, and Headingtou ...
... Thomas Daniel Esq Alderman Ponsonhy 'Tottenham Esq John Gordon Esq and W Elwyn SriWABDS Hellicar Esq Edward Sampson James Rns-ell t-q Joseph Esq John Gardiner Hq George Dauheiiy Benjamin Bickley Esq John Vaughan Francis Esq Joseph Hellicar Esq J M Hilhouse ...
... business of the Society. The early attendance of Candidates will give them a preference to ballot, there being but few vacancies. JOHN KNEEBONE, Secretary. November 6, 1816. /MIOYAL EXCHANGE ** ASSURANCE OFFICE. LOA'DOJV, Wlh September, 1816. THE Corporation ...