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... Whiteiaven, butcher. Solicitors, Mr. Arm- strong, Staple-Inn; and Nicholson & Co. Cockermouith. T homas Gregson, of Ormskirk, vintner. Solicitors, Blackstock & Co. King's Bench Walks; and Mr. Wright, Ormskirk. John Wright Hayton, of Holywell, Flintshire ...
... possession of JOHN-of Salisbury. It would appear, however, that the learned Roman has not attended to one circumstance, which is, that the passage here spoken of has been quoted by St •ilugustin in his work De civit. Del,' lib. 5, cap. 13. Thus JOHN of Salisbury ...
... refpcfting that city, in fame papers, are unfounded, 'A atairip nt appeared last week,-in The Dublin Evening Post, signed JOHN M'TAJUSH, of Montreal, informing the public, that intelligence had been received of the discovery of the North-west Passage ...
... illuminated, and lined with Yeomen of the Guard, who conducted the spectators to a small anti-room, from which they passed by St. John's Tower to the outward gate of the Castle. The Eton boythaving been allowed t? see the late KING lie in state, they all went ...
... receiving Sub- SriPtiOns- 'hliose asho do not pay on or before that Day, will iii lorgor be considered MAembers of the Club. JOHN CAMPBELL, See, TO BE SOLD, : E.XCEUEL ?? BA4ROUCHE JNV PAIR OF R 1ORSES. HlE Barouche is in complete order and highly i ?? ...
... double rows of silver gilt studs. the compartment at the head, over rich star of the Order of the Garter, is placed the Royal Arms of England, beautifully executed in dead gold. In the centre compartment plate with the inscription copy of which we gave in ...
... receiving Sub- ptions, These vho do ntt pay on or before that Dav, wil ;, longer be consrdered iotbers of the Cltub. i, narb catide JOHN CAMPBELL, Sec. INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. FELING'S ANTI.SCORBUTIC OINTMENT. HIS (Ointmernt is an effeinnl Cere for every speries ...
... to the Corii,ty gaol on Friday hot, by the 1t v. John O'ilinke. 19 persons, charged with mataudiag in the i;eighbouthood of Truant. armed with pikes, pitchfut ks, scythes, &c. S..tne day, by the Rev. John Orr, of Dunmore, two persous charged with being ...
... Leicester, boot-maker, Feb. 28, 29, March the expressions in different parts of the I.iturgy, their ' 29. Attornies, .Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row Rovil Highnesses George Prince of Wales, the Princess of ' .d • -Wales, Ice. be omitted : and .the words ...
... Bart. . . LEICESTERSHIRE—John Clarke, of Little Peatling, E. Thompson Corbett, of Elshnm, Esq. Alormountsurne—Sir R.. Jones Allard Kemys, of Malpits, Knt.• . Noarot.K---George Samuel Kett, of Brook, Esq. NORTITAMPTONSHIRE —John Cook, of lloothorne, N ...
... Miserdenpark. flerefordshire—Thornas Perry, Esq. Eardisley-park. Hertfordshire 7 -John Earley Cook, Esq. Nunsbury. Kent—Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart., Lullingstone. Leicestershire—John Clarke, Esq., Little Pealing. • Lineolnshire--William Thompson Corbett, Esq., ...
... the inurrection at. The gentry are enudeavuouring to organize the welk*'ffected into armed associations.- (Ine night last wieek. a ,earing attempt was ?? by a mob, armed with crow-bars, &c. to break into the jail. of Monaghan, to set a prisoner at liberty ...