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... Pmirel!s, at the Acorn House, Sutton In a correspondence in the Dublin papers, on the subject of Catholic ernanripati,,n, 3ir. Grattan expresses his confident belief that the claims of the Catholics will be conceded during the presenjoession. Co!Afield, Wa ...
... 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 ...
... lyingat Rio Hache.-witlt- six months’provisions, and stand -of arms and ammunition board, with the expectation of two corvettes, a ship, and two biigs, from Margarita, with TOW stand of arms and ammunition on hoard. ...
... 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 ...
... plan was matured the other extremity, namely, the north of Italy, at Bologna. The revolution against which Austria had now armed had been brought about by fraud -mid upon an organized plan between the mdita.y and the Carhonau. got in the style of the worst ...
... Eyton, Esq. Receiver-General of Salop, and to the proceedings taken in consequence aganst.his.securities, Sir John Hill, Bart. and Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart. said he was happy to learn that the proceedings in the business had been stayed by the Treasury ...
... of Downham Market, Norfolk, surgeons and apothecaries. April 24.—John Batman, Edward Lipscombe, and John Gooirharn, ot Tunbridge Wells, Kent, coachmasters and farmer.. March 21.—John Harrison, James Harrison, Thomas Harrison, and Henry Harrison, of Mancheste ...
... lane. John Peters and Frederick Weston, of Hi.'cuy of 1’..,- maltsteis, il c. and copartners i»i m the name of John IVtera only', ' ■ l. *ln:;e -, . V 7, at the Commercial-room*, H;i>iol —Atu in.y, . Haherfield, Bristol. Edvards, of Cardigan, in the ...
... 28, 29, October 13, at the Lit- September 1.-John Norris and Richard Booth, of Theaves, that are descended from very superior Sheep 'Mayor and the Corporation of Dublin- The Lord thate , .d h eton's Arms Inn, Penkridge. Solicitors Mr. Shutt,re, bleachers ...
... Corner Oat e,Fight ing , Cocks and Ettingsbali Bars and Ening- - shall Side Bar ••• •• • 360 o a By Order of the Trustees, JOHN WILLI:VI, Clerk and Treasurer. Illlston, Oct. 22. 1821. NEW WORKS in the - Press, and will be speedily puhlished by LONGMAN ...
... Haughton and John Spittle, of Chapel-street, Grosvenor-square, Mildlesex, horsedealers. . . November S.—William Withers and William Withers . the younger, of Holt, Norfolk, attornies at law and solicitors. September 27.—James Carver Gill and John Bell, of ...
... tailor. the Country.—Dec. 7, John Pcet, Ashton-wilhin- Mackvi field, Lancashire, hinge-manufacturer, at the Nag’s Head Inn, Warrington, Lancashire.—Dec. 4, John Sanders, Ivybridge, Dcronsliirc, tanner, at the King’s Arms Inn, Plymouth.—Dec. 5, Thomas ...