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... It is stated that the Prince Regent lias ordered patent, creating the Lord Mayor Baionet. Mr. Grattan, Tuesday night, in the House Com- mons, brought i ' d the -.l Catholic Question He concluded eloquent speech hy moving, the House shouid, early the next ...
... 3d Guards, ot ‘MARRIAGES—At St. James’s, Westminster, the lion. John Perceval, eldest son of laird Aden, to the Hon. Lady Elizabeth Anne Brudeneli, eldest daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.—; Ed.nburgh, Francis Birmingham, Esq. brother of Edward jaird Athenry ...
... beer ph Richardson, Fieet-market, John Ashbey, Boxstead, Herifurd, farm 1H Robinson, Lie Saffron-hill, Hol * Stove Morrison hbusy, srotch tuctor.—William Searle, in Cambridge, miller.—Thomas Qs, tanner.——June 25, John Shoel, H ames Heal, €ateaton-street ...
... Catholic Question on Tuesday night :—Against Mr. Grattan 's motion —Sir Samuel Egerton 13rydges, George SimsOn, Esq. Sir John Jackson, Sir T. I. Thompson, Sir J. S. Yorke, and Wm. Mitford, ,Esq.—For the motion I John Calcraft and Joseph Marryat, Esqrs. Edward ...
... liattyc, Chancery-lane. W. and S. Scowcroft, and W. Hulton, Brigl|tmel, Lancaster, bleachers. May 10, 11, 85, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Att. Mess. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Mess. Milne and Parry, Temple. W. Vile, Deal, hatter, April ...
... Diligent march has been made for in the i Queen's Palace (he attendants; but hitherto without success. John Key, Esq. citizeiand stationer, and John Lett, Esq. citiien and goldsmith, on Monday paid their fines of a£4ob || and 20 marks each, with (he usual ...
... Lieut.-Col. Webber Smith, a daughter; the lady of Colonel Ross, Deputy Adjutant General in Ireland, of son. MARRIAGES.—The Rev. John Clarryvince, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, to Miss Sarah Tyrer, Camden Town; At Bam ford Speke, Lieutenant-Col. William Ilaban, of ...
... Cranfield is within, 8 miles of Bedford, 6 of t Anipthill, and 5 of Wobura-all goil anijrkct towns. '.JOHN WILKINS. f N-fOTIC R is hereby gien, That JOHN . ?? WILKINS, of Miltoin, in tbe parish of Shilp- f too, in the county of Oxford, has, by Deed, conveyed ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Trowbridge, to imprisoned | Ch: r ( ™ fiued 20s. 1 1 ihoiiii, acj Al Glocriter, John Stephens, for stealing pair , - the properly of James Wall, of Telhurv, year; John Brtce, for stealing 7s. from Baird, uf Glocester, to be imprisoned si, ! Ashmcad, ...
... brother man the Theatre* l to the bar. Store being Grand Jury trial of the Sessions. ith John ptiards in Her baling in Seorge Freelike offence •} Anderson, arshal, John Smith, nitb, burglaries ; in* Susannah ivaieiy in as Yankee Beau, Bank-notes, Brown and ...