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... 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 ...
... *v* A PI»'» to J ho Dshuam, Common Garden- street, Lancaster. (By Order of tbe Assignees of JOHN PAT- TINSON, a bankrupt J TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, At the Kino's Arms law, in Lancaster, on Sa- turday the t'tu diy of February, 1816, at six o'clock in tlie evening ...
... Sycamore Trees, with Cy- ?? tenants All the lon, except 38 and 39, will be shewn by Ralph Hoole, of Barton, house-carpenter } John I Hbtbeitall, of Barton, gamekeeper ; end Richard Maekarall tho younger, of Oootnargh, bouse car- | nenier ; and the leu 88 ...
... effects whatsoever, untp John Clarkson, of Great Carle- ton aforesaid, schoolmaster, and Christopher Ak- mitstead, cf the tame pace, husbandman, IN TRUST for the equal and general benefit of all the creditors of the said John Gaulter, who shall come) ...
... Princesses her Royal Highness kissed, and then shook hands with her illustrious uncles. The Bride and Bridegroom retired arm in arm, and soon after set off for Oatlands, which they reached at ten minutes before twelve. The Royal new married pair on Friday ...
... Princesses her Royal Highness kissed, and then shook hands with her illustrious uncles. The Bride and Bridegroom retired arm in arm, and soon after set off for Oatlands, which they reached at ten minutes before twelve. The Royal new married pair on Friday ...
... Vicarage of Ib-wde. WUta*The Rev. PhiUt. Re- tot of Stanton-I*rwrr, Somemt. ma)crit> one over the Rev. John Thewnaa, to the valuable Maatrrsbip of 8t- John's Rev. J. I. Crofts A. B. elected CKapl*in the House Correeuon Wal-wngtiam. Norfolk*The Rev. Wm. the ...
... Kitchen, John Tomlinson, a-d the hens of Thomas Redtpayne. ?? Funher particulars may be known by ap- plying at the ' oftce of Wilson and H -cox*, ; ?? isasf ss-s^aa-sswswss. aa^nmmsmm*mwn**n*m]f. ?? i TO BE SOLD BY RUCTION, At tbe bouse of Mr. John Pr^t ...
... ihe said John Muncaster A ?? also all those FOUR DWE L L I N G H ...
... ruanuiavture. of cotton rd* ; JACOB .ENT WtsLE. formed, of BsJt^., Laticasttiry, cot'un-Sf.tnnei, afterwards a uartuer At the Arm -of John Ridgwav am! Company, of the same place, cotton spinners, late ol Chorley, in Lancashire, victualler, and late at Bolton ...
... men is blasphemo/. The Annual Meeting of the Cardigan Auxiliary Bible Society was on Friday held at the Town Hall, Essex Brown, Esq. in the chair; The Meeting well attended. The Reportwas read- by the Rev. John Jones, who addressed the Meeting; as did also ...
... Leicester, Lincoln, Merioneth, Monmouth, Montgomery, ford, Pembroke, Radnor, HutlamU Salop, Sulfur d« Worcester. CaiuhrUlgc, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carrwu von, Chester. Cmuherland, Denbigh, Derby, Dutham, Flint, Glnnorgan, luster. Oats, Hay, ami Straw, racks ...