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... » 'd years: lie is succeeded the title, Jcc. /), Hev. John Ligiiton, lUcturol Ireland. ii 'i. * *'l - Great Portiaml-street. On f| Mary Oxentord, Camberwell. ari(.« mil ** February, Odessa, John'CaUley, Esq. one the Caii;*' that place, and son the late ...
... suddenly ge..l- and three labourers were unfortunatek precipitated troni a great height to he ground. By this accident, one had is arm broke, another 11, collar . hone and leg broke, and the life of one of ufft ers is despaired 4. They were taken to the Dispettsarv ...
... Friday last the Rev. John Jones, A. B- Trinity College, Oxford, was instituted by the Very Rev. the Dean of Hereford, the Vicarage of Foy,in this county and diocese, void the resignation of the Rev. George Gretton. On Thursday, the Rev. John Morse, A. B. was ...
... Carmichael Srpyttl, Royal Engineers, of a sop. On the 11th inst. the Lady of John Shore, Esq. of Guiicif.?/d--street, of a son. 11. On the Ist inst. at Bremen, the Lady of John F. Wessel, Esci. of a son. MARRIED. OR the 10th inst. at St. Mary's. Lambeth ...
... Earls of Aylesford, Bradford, and Gower; the Countesses of Cardigan, Claremont, and Carrick ; Lord and Lady Anson ; Ladies Denny, Inniskilliog, and RoSsmore, Sir George and Lady Pigott, Sir John and Lady Wrottesley, Sir Joseph and Lady Scutt, Sir Charles ...
... Committee, held the day previous, letters were were read from Mr. Grattan and Sir H. Parnell, which both seemed to rccommend acquiescence in granting the Veto to tlis Crown. Mr. Grattan's sentiments are expressed more decidedly on the subject than those ...
... proceed with utmost rigdnr of the law. BROOK WM. BRIDGES. J. W. H. BRYOGES. GEORGE HUGHES D’AETH. WM. HAMMOND. JOHN HARRISON. HENRY OXGNDBK. JOHN PLUMPTRGB. THOMAS PAPILLON. ' Cutoiory Idtfi Sept 1817. A COMPLETE, MANUAL FOR SPORTSMEN. On the First Day of ...
... premises,. situate in Cardigan-street, Kenningion-cross, and also an. indenture of tense of the hotwe, a orkshop, and premises 4n which the bank rtipt resides, titivate in Park-place, Kennington-cross, and to their cotnatencing, &e. Swan John, Smith, Robert ...
... aforesaid, in Marsh- land Fen, inthe occupation of the late Mr. Catliog.—For,further particulars apply to Mr. John Catling, of Walsoken; Mr, John Hartley, of Em- neths or Messrs. Girdlestone, Bellamy, and Wing, attornies, in Wishech, WEST WALTON, O be SOLD ...
... in tenure of Mr. John Hobson, in Osbournby aforvsaid. The purchaser may, if required, be accommodated with the Close adjoining, lease, for a term of years. Further particulars may had by applying Mr. John Hobson, Osbournby; or Mr. John Sumner, auctioneer ...
... Mayor; Wm. Jones, Esq. Solicitor, Coroner; Thos. Jones, Esq. Solicitor, Town Clerk and Mr. John Davies, Chamberlain. A sumptuous dinner was provided at tbe Gogerddan-Arms Inn, the Mayor the chair; and the evening concluded in the utmost harmony. Conviction ...
... March la tdebts paid and receised by James Rehhins. Young Alexander, John Urquhart, John Young, and 1 ,oung, of New York, under the of Yonne and Urquhart—the business will be t by John Urquhart. Ito is authrised to receive and pay the debts of the late ...