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... 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 ...
... wi• thereth, the flower faded), but the word of our GOD shall stand for ever, 01 T {Garter Principal King Gentleman Usher Arms,bearing his Gentleman Usher Sceptre. t The Lord Chamber- Secretary to the lain of his Majesty's The Vice - Lord Chamberlain ...
... 'COURT OF CHANCMY, Nov. 1. CHARLES DAY V. JOHN 'AND JAMES BOWLING. Mr HART, counsel for the plaintiff, moved for Injunction to restrain the defendants front using the'labels of the 'Plaintiff upon'their bbit'king pots, or front selling or distributing ...
... GretnhiM, Esq. Pemiroke—John Beynon, of Treweme, Esq ; Uoberf Bate-1 man Priest, of Haverfordwest, E>q. ;md AcklanJ, Baulstun, Esq Cardigan— John Palmer Chichester, of Lanbadsrn-fanr, Esq.; Taomas Hugh Jones, of Noyatld, Esq.; and John Jones, of Derry Ormond ...
... to the mastter, ballast. —l2. Narovs, Scott,. 3 Weeks from St. John, Newfoundland, to J. Caldwell and Cu, ballast. Passenger, r. John Cornell. —Schooner Mary, Boudreau, 18 days from St. John's, N. F. to Bellet and Brunet—cargo, a few kegs tongues and feathers ...
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... which forms the further side of the bay of Conception, and this is the only point in the whole or Chili possessed by the arms of King Ferdinand, but from which the Independents soon expected to drive their enemies. Accounts from the United States assert ...
... ration, and was graciously pleased to fiv a time for receiving die Address of th. t ioyai Body. Countesses of Uchester and Cardigan, M a- Tayior, and Col. S'ephensow were attend nee. The influx of strangers had I>een greater during the last week than wasever ...
... went to pay her dutiful regards to her Royal Father, the Prince Regent, on the celebration of Ins birth-day the Countess oi Cardigan Richmond. She comp'atr.ed of considerable inconvenience from the holes and bad state of file road, which being made known ...
... Corporation, and was pleased to fix a time for receiving the Address of that loyal Body. The Countesses of Ilchester and Cardigan, Major-Gen. Taylor, and Colonel Stephenson, are in attendance, and the 1 Sth Light Dragoons formed the escort into the city ...
... gs-tsesffioi\ pleased to fix a tine, fo3r receivillg thme 5Ihiln'Q5 of that lov ti bodv. The Counitesses of i NJ(hto liei. ad Cardigan. lMajor' Gen. ITayJor, 'and Col. Sn jht iisotn are in attceiidanee. T'Ile. tifllUX of ztutussers' has he-ea greater durin- ...