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... died, John Pasley, EN. aged 78 ; three years buck, died, J Matthews, labourer to Mr. Poudey, aged 86; last week, John Biggs, labourer to Mr. Pasley, 10! ; three years ago, Richard Down, Esq. banker, 80 or 81 ; and about the same period, John Bacon, Esq ...
... the year 1787, which occasioned mush conversation. —His Majesty, after parading the Terrace with the Duke's)! York rested his arm on the sun-dial which is near the end of the walk ; the Duke did the same, and confirmed in conversation with some gentlemen ...
... FEBB 1820. John Whitfield Esq. - - A. 2 2 o Anne, and the .57th of his late Majesty.] ST. PETERSDURGH, JAVU I • 12. - - Rev. George Atwiclt - - 2 0 0 This day was published, the Thirteenth Edition, price 4s. of BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Micklethwaitc ...
... teitater to bequeath the estate to John wed tieoege o :chafer, with a cross remainder to the total esaltesios of the defewthint, the heir at law- He cited sithorithe thin Emit, to sorport his argnitent. The Cotter, Armes., were noaninsonslt of a different ...
... ot justice were satit•tied by the convictions whtch had taken place on this ch.rge, it Daniel . Sl4den, bert Whitworth, and John Kay, chose to submit to their indictments, he should not object to their being discharged on their own recognizances in 401 ...
... Gentleman Usher. ) vet Cushion, borne by Nor- Usher. ( roy King of Arms. TIIE BODY, Covered with a Black Velvet Pall, adorned wits Eight Escutcheons of his late Royal Highness's Arms, under a Cazopy of Black Velvet. ti • z• n i s ••• 1 .• • • 30 . X • ...
... cloth. The following kcal fact may not be known to most of our readers :—When Queen Anne died, John Carter, Esq., the grandfather of the late most estimable Sir John Carter, was in London, and on the Royal Exchange when George• I, was proclaimed King. Having ...
... Roseberry, Lord Duncan, Lord Sinclair, Lord Torphichen, Lord Elibank, Lord Ashburton, Sir H. Mncrieff Welly/nod Sir John Hay, Sir W. Forbes, Sir John Sinclair, Sir A. Gordon, Bt. &c. At eleven o'clock, on Thursday, the Admiral's flag ship, and the other cruizers ...
... Robret Fir Thomas Sen. Sir Charles Price, . Admit,. John, F.aq. lasses, Wm. Esq. Altura, Thos. Esq. Lams, M. P. Esq. Arlen+, 0. A. Esq. Locos, John, Eat. *viler, Jwa•pb, Esq. Lucas. Charles. E.g. Bernet. John, Eaq. Limas, Josiah. F•sq. Prefers, Theism, Eaq ...
... Matthew, Ksq. Cawthotne, William, E-q. Poynder, Thomas, jun. Esq. i (nope, John. Esq. Pounselt, Henry, Esq. j Cotton, William, E-q. Pratt, William, Esq. Cravan, John, Esq. Plummer, John, E-q. Clarke, Peter. Esq. Packman. , Esq. Clay, Felix. Esq. Paney, Benjamin ...
... certain; and it is pretty certain also, that there will be several new candidates. It is very generally understood that Mr. Grattan will, in consequence of his advanOd„age and the delicate state of his health, not again Offer himself fbr the city. This ...
... this city is pretty certain; and it is pr tail) also, there will be several new candidates. 'I generally understood that Mr. Grattan will, in conseq his advanced age and the delicate state of his health, tlfer him elf for the city. This determination, If ...