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... July 4.âJohn Ashworth, Manchester, grocer.âRichard , Bryan, LlanguiVo, Radnorshire, farmer.âJohn Shuttleworth. Mid Thomas Stephens, Torkihgton, Cheshire, d. c. âJames Reed-aud Abraham Howard, Swithinâs-lane, Loudon,- merchants.âJohn Lowe, C ...
... Penry Williams John Ball R. John Williams C. Clifton William Morgan W. Williams Wm. Havard E. .Jones David Lloyd Thos. Thos. Archibald John Maund Howell Maund Williams Thomas Morris Thos. Powell John Williams Order the Society, JOHN BALL, ...
... writer has seen, has on one side warrior, in a ship, holding a sword in the right hand, and bearing shield on the left arm, on which the arms of France and England are quartered, first and fourth, three fleurs de lis, second and third, three Hons; and on the ...
... City of Hereford, ana ■ Hereford, on the Ninth Day of January, ,»■, in the Forenoon. . V* \ . JOHN MANTLE, late of Hill, the County of Hereford, Farmer, JOHN DALE, late the Parish o- County of Hereford, Farmer. ,„„od, ~l RICHARD HALL, late of Hereford ...
... exclusively for the Sale of the EAST J INDIA COMPANY’S TEAS, Pure, and Unadulterated, as imported from China, appointment of JOHN and THOMAS CROSSLEY. the very great demand for these Teas in all parts, is the strongest proof of their superior quality, which ...
... committee the whole house that part of the King’s speech which related to this subject. Sir H. Parnell announced, that Mr. Grattan would bring forward the 11th of May a motion for the removal of the disabilities which the law at present imposed his Majesty’s ...
... have taken p'aislcr masks the late Mr. Grattan, for the purpose making busts of this distinguished character. It is expected that monument to Mr. Grattan will erected, by subscription. in Ireland.—Mr. Grattan's son is expected to succeed his lamented ...
... St. Mary-le-Bone, Middlesex, upholsterer. —John Francis Machin and John Stephen Gill, of Gloucester-street, Queen-square Middlesex, surgical instrument-makers.—James Sout h, of Fulham, Middlesex, plumber.—John Bower and Joseph Bower, now or late of Bradford ...
... was mortal .1 Fur and Put. Besides the chief J. and If. Grattan, Esqrs. a number ut the must ihstinguished Members el both Huuset of Parharuent attended as mourners. lii rousequeitte of Mr. Grattan's death, Mr. Plunkett Das been Outten, by the Catholic ...
... motet to sot tint pore for platiertar, The Reeerenal John Davies, A. Chaplain to the, G ike of and Qinensbeiry, has been in up the Itertorg ef Stoat.•n Wywille, on the Presentation the Fart of Cardigan. A Dispense. ,iut. Las r ased tl.e Great Seal toenails ...
... ICKSIR IRE. Correa! Jame, Well. 11 orwick . John Healionr. Rugby Richard Lewes Kindon. ke;etuo . Thames Abbott& . . FFERBTSHIRE Derby, . Witham Cantrell, of Dellald. Chersergeld. Samuel Plant. Chapel en4e-Frith, John Picktord. Wirktworth, - - • Thou. - it ...
... Fellow of St. John's College— Musics of Arts —Francis Esq. of :hrist Church, compounder; Rev. James Chambers, All Soul's College; Rev. Edward Thomas Day Huikes, St. John's College; George Cobb, St. John's College; Rev A. Eeans, St. John's College; Rev ...