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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... prohibition Dawson, A. (Couth) War burton, H. rom exporting gunpowder arms to the coast of Africa Ferguson, Sir H. Wood, J. (except within the streights of Gibraltar) for six months Grattan, J. Wyvill, M. longer. Hohhouse, J. C. Winnington, SirT. A rule was ...
... throw him Into the canal.” John, the prisoner, said, can’t, he has got fast hold of my arm.” Her husband replied, pull thy arm out of thy jacket, ami 1 will throw him in.” Tim prisouer pulled his arm out of his jacket, and the two brothers then assisted ...
... Sarah Nichols and Martha Nichols, late New Woodstock, Oxfordshire, King's Arms, Oxford. H—Myles Mac Doiinell, John Mac Donnell, and John Bushell, Broad-street, London, merchants. Commissioners' Court. lo.—William Rooke, Noble-street, London, silkmanufacturer ...
... Library of Books, exceeding four hundred volumes. %* Catalogues may be had gratis of Mr. Essex Rugby ; Craven Arms, Coventry and Southam; War' wick Arms, and Swan Hotel, Warwick; Crown Inn- Leamington ; Aris's Gazette Office, Birmingham arid of Mr. Gascoigne ...
... separate, and may be viewed at Mr. Brewster's, Brewood, near Wolverhampton. Particulars may he known by applying to Mi. John X'tttes, Engineer, Dudley (if by letter, post paid I. fr3* Brewood -.situated within two miles of the | Worcestershire and ...
... of Arts. G. H. Woodhouse, St. John's CoUege. Oxford, Feb. Thursday tbe following degrees were conferred:— Masters of Arts. —Rev. Robert Laurence, St. Edmund Hall; Edward Hay, Student of Christ Church. Bachelors of Arts —John Henniker, Esq. Corpus Christi ...
... 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 ...
... Lumley John S. Maberly John, W. L., M'Caulcy Gen., Macdonald Sir J., Mackintosh Sir J., Maitland Viscount. Maitland Hon. A., Marjoribanks S., Maryatt J., Marshall W., Marshall John, Martin John, Hon. Ws, Maxwell John, Mark, Mildmav P. St. ...
... 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 ...
... recruiting shall be carried on with the ut. most diligence, to raise the .army of the first line to 60,000 men at least, of all Arms. - • _.&i.—The corps of militia shall be raised to their full complement, and the Government shall organise them in a manner ...