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... Priucea-slreet, Coventry-streel, Middlesex, Linen-Draper.——John «>li*er Green, of Balh, and Spirit Merchant. --John Bewley, lale of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, and Newgale Market, Imiidoo. Salesman.—-—John Blee, the younger, of Brtghthehoxtone, Sussex, Wine and ...
... George Harcourt John PvmJfi'ancij Burrell Hon P. D. Sif G. Umi Burrell Sir C. Hornby F. Burrell W. Horner Francis Rnßav Or-M VV’. Barclay C. Howonh 11. * Bolland John Hughes W. L* .Sefion of Beach Nl. H. Shacpe 11. ITionus SSmtw! John Lamb Hpa W. Smith ...
... fentencc death.— Brecon. John Williams, for privately dealing, w-s lentenced to years* tranfportation.—At Haverfordwest, two prif«»ner* were capitally convitded, but it thought their fentencc will commuted for tranfportation.—At Cardigan, the only prifoner ...
... - If the people can be seduced-.lyr such emnilsaies, the government cannot stanid., It is, therefore, lever worth while to-arm the-government with any extraordinary- powvers iagainst the entissaries; for. iif-that were done, the governntent would be# ...
... DIED. Wednesday, die Ist hut Aim Elizabeth, wife of John Richard Farre, M I>. few days ago, Colonel Thomas Johns, M. P. for the County of Cardigan. ~ last, i Portugal-streef, Crosvenor-square, sudd nly, Miss M -Ma Warren, second daughter of the late Richard ...
... p. Charles Palnmer, Rss. ;1. P. Ilajor Alexaruter .slorisots, k. B. Portman, Esq. MA.I'- (:harles Bosanquet, Esq. John Ilornby, Esq. John Hiall, Esq. H Elenry lleux, IFsq. | ,e1hn Irwin, Esq. EI. H. Hope,Esq. George Pitt, Fa. Joseph Spicer, EBq. W. FOWLER ...
... 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, ...
... aud 1s by no means an unworthy successor of Castleceagh in that office. Mr. Plankett spoke on the side of Sir John Newport ; and Mr. Grattan partly on one sideand partly on the other. At last the motion was negatived by a large majority. Mr, Peel thus ...
... 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 ...
... immoderately at old 1 waddle, as I overheard them calling him. Ther.extcoupk th|tpresen ted diem UeswefeMr. Vansittart and Mr. Grattan ; as soon the interchange their heads was effected, the most surprising alterations became visible in their deportments; -Mr ...
... on which the Ship is to be tendered, Lilt ft r, and emplor.l in the Company's Service, may be had opn applier d olt to M t . John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,' on or Monday next, the 6th iestant. SECOND EDIIION.—RICHERAND% PHYSIOLOGW. This ...