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... 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 ...
... adjoining vw.-l enquire tif;«rr Wm, where had been in that res»tl, ltd had fetorned towards his own. l? • a hn.-ss w.ii then'much armed, and the persuasion i>.‘ a vend perioni fie canfcd Upi for, sappO'ing he v(Ki drt wnedf/h‘S;Wa*, several days, and- way Witness ...
... Mr. , Wood; Woodbri* , c; snd Messrs. W. and G. Tayler, Featherstone-huildi-ngs, 'born, London. .. , , ' Robert Harding and John Harding, of Trowbridge, WiltS , clothiers, dealers and 'chaprnen, ran 18; t t el , -ven, .Feb..lo, it two, at the George Inn ...
... penhagen, was totally hist l*lh ult. near the W mgo. Crew rtived. and arrived at Gottenburgh. During the storm the goth nil. tlie John, Allen, of and from Southampton, with timber, broke from hei anchor in Iluad., went ashore. the same evening, the Jein, Wthon ...
... the high price of corn was the result of the war: a no- tion which was some years agodemonstrably refuted by the late Rev. John Brand. The extraordinary coincidence of - great depression of price with the event of peace in spring 1814, confirmed them ...
... and Rev. Dr. D an Windsor, be them elected Bishop the said Gazette. The Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint the Rev. John Ireland, D. D. one of the Prebendaries the Collegiate Church Sr. Peter, Westminster, to Dean of the said Church, void the death ...
... liortee, Roarke, r At. Coin. peme ft thith Nesaueher list. Pet. Themes Meett Gm owl John Horne, of flaskr.toke, in the said enmity, _ and emitters. .1 HARDING Robert and John othammu, bath if Tnewhoidge, is ' the county of Wilts, dalkiers, do. sad eh. to ...
... contents, whatever it may prove ?ââI will,â replied Sir John B. when his Lordship having won by nicking seven, produced two Lottery Tickets from the purse, exclaiming, Now, Sir John, I will bet you guineasthat one of these tickets will be drawn ...
... master and nii.stress, and then stairs with two the children and escaped. Mr. was also down with two more oi the children his arm, but was prevented by the ascending to the first C.cor. returned, and I,airily got ont the garret wli.doW, and after children ...
... to be void and of uone effect: And aho to order, that Majesty's coucessiou and declaration registered Wis college arms. BANKRUPTS. John beam, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, but .now of Sculcoates, York, merchant. Henry Warner aud Sam. Bristol, druggists ...
... melchtiltlt to sur. Jan. , 9, and Feb. io. at It, at the Crolm inn. Wondbiige.-Att. Wood, Woatoldridre. Robert Harding and John Harding, both if 'Trowbridgc, irW the county of Vs It-, cloultiers, copaiters, d.c. to Ur. Jail. I8. 19, at Ii, aed Feb. to ...
... Earls ol Glandore and Also the appointment of Si. John Baker, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul General the United Slates of America. Likewise the Prince Regent's grant of au honourable augmentation of arms, &c. to Lieut. Col. S. Baron, of the Ist Royal Scots) ...