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... Bordeaux ;the Susan, Co-gin, and the I’rince William. from Dublin ; the and Hr.uUlyll, Hughes, the Brother*, the John and Eliza. Ranhne, the John and Jane, Richard**, the Thomas, Williams, the Here-ford, Hyde, ami the Neptune, Hmlowe, from Cork; the Lady ...
... THOMAS RODIN, of Redf'la * Fliufabirp—S.r Moetyn. Bart. • Coveut-Ganiei). Middlesex. inw»);«eiler ——JOHN Pa.frnu! Hu»»meilon hiTe-W H. Fellowe*, lewd John Herefordshire—Sir J. G.Cottrell, Baronet, Robert Price . s,l, r Willi.™ DIVIDENDS —April 8. J. Amos ...
... of Lord John Russell, for postponing the subject, which was negatived, 236 to 157, Tuesday. May 9.—Sir 11, Parnell postponed the motion sn the Catholic Question from the ICth to the 25tli of May; when the Right Hon. Member for Dublin (Mr. Grattan) was expected ...
... Tuesday ninnnng in Hyde-Park, when Mr. Grattan having received Lord Clare’s fire, instantly fired in the air. The friends present having given their opinion that the affair could proceed no further, Mr. Grattan came forward in the handsomest manner, and ...
... IfOUSK, Garden, and Outlet, now in the occupation of Mr. John Dutton. The above Premises are sitna e in the Village of CAERLEON, in (lie county of Monmouth. For further particulars, apply to John Edwards Williams, E-q. Caerleon, or to Ur. FISHER, Solicitor ...
... from and Exeter; the John and Henry, Tucker, from Dartmouth; the Fair Trailer, Forest, from ; the Eliza, Francis* tl»e Betsey, Lloyd, from ; the Francis William*, from Beaumari*; the Hazard, Duggan, and the Fancy, Jenkins from Cardigan the Two Sister*, Barge ...
... But tint they afterwards refused adhere to. The Queen ii about to launch an elegant new private coach, un which the Royal Arm* are beautifully displayed; it has been building ever since her Majesty first determined to return to England. City Aodrsss ...
... Penzance ; Jane, Pill, from Ilfracombe ;'the John, Rroinham, from Plymouth ; fVlle, Davis, from Flint.; Ihe Betsey Rew. from Tenby ; the Barley-Corn, White, from Milford: the Harriet. Kir bards, from Cardigan; the Active, Williams, from Haverfordwest. The ...
... lid. with ample directions, fur making the ponder into paste, for using, Stc. &c. The genoine scaled with the iJ/iAirt County Arms, in red wax . eneirclcd with the fallowing motto: hfnr tscam pufans occubnii ntci. The proprietor has appointed Messrs. BABRY ...
... the authors of Peter * Letters to his Kinsfolk, under the assumed name of Dr, Peter Morris, Aberyslwith, ihecoun»y nf Cardigan Mr. John Scrcomlie Luke, the \\th Canto of Don Juan —A sister Mrs. Siddons of divert novels under the name of Anne Szcanseu —The ...
... druggist*.— C. Ro-s and H. Warrant \rw Broad .street, merchants.—J W. Taylor and J. Stephen, WaUingstreel warehousemen.—John Slanifotlh John Klimt, of Thro-morlon-atreet! merchants.—R. Hate and « Ogle, of Btlliter-lane, wine merchant*- George Gee and Richard ...