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... rectory of Abberton Worcestershire BIRTH Cowper a MARRIED John esq 2d son of J esq Marchwood Lodge Hants to Sophia youngest daughter Gore Townsend esq- of-Bonington Hull Warwickshire DIED John Cooke esq aged 67 for many years an eminent bookseller of ...
... 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 ...
... O’Brien’s-bridge accompanied of the 18th Hussars made a general search for fire-arms and succeeded in detecting stand of various descriptions It upwards stand of fire-arms were surrendered by the Insurgents to Civil Authorities at Balfinasloe Saturday ...
... daughter Rose of Gray’s Arthur Jones esq of Calcutta to Miss laughter of Howell osq distribulor of stamps Cardigan B Drury College Saiah eldest daughter of John Beau esq House Sussex DIED his 80!h year R Cooke vicar of rector ot Cotsford Adair dge with barrister ...
... —Lieut. Rob. Tait, of the Glasgow, is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to theLarne.—Lieuts. O. Vernon, John M'Dougall, and John Bamford, are promoted to the rank of Commander.—Lients. J. Alexander and C. Bundle, to be Superannuated Commanders ...
... Kent Sir E and W P Honeywood esq King's Lynn Lord Walpole M B bart Kingston-on-Hull— John Mitchell D Kna borough— Sir J Mackintosh RtHonG Tierney Lancashire— Stanley John Bieckburne esq Lancaster— G Doveton and J F Cawthorne Launceston Brogden esq Capt Pellew ...
... let down discovered under 150 yards of rope hundred weight of Two of killed are not expected to recover The JSari of Cardigan had his arm broken on thrown out of tilbury St CascfiUDGi May 25 The Hebrew Scholarship for the present year after been decided ...
... prescribes-- ' Mahheim dated the 18th lost senten- -I lace morrow ( last last) the m a a to HUWnoargBi miuiary wui do nnoer arms AltAra fmm Paris that the wire at raieoffive ThHrpnnn governneht rentei ine alt dread Ail hurricane which fishermen from Portugal ...
... Spencer, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late John Street, esq; Comptroller of the Customs of St. John's, Newfoundland. Mr. Win. Hodgson, solicitor, of Castle-street, Holborn, London, to Elizabeth, daughter of John Tuckey, esq: of Wilts. Mr. lift, of Woodborough ...
... South Audley-street nntil about eleven o'eloek aLwhjch strong body of Life Guards appearance at the end' the street with their arms Their appearance caused tumultuous execration from tne populate and were they went along with various epithets mixed cries ...
... Ministers yesterday requirdjUhe of public business : but now appeared that they wanted to consult how they could best' ro armed into the field defenceless woman : daughter of house of Brunswick the niece of our late revered monarch and the mother of that ...
... ironmonger. John Frogg'L «>» Francis Downing, ot Huddersheld, grocer. John Haigh, H'ndderslield, cloth merchant. \\., Sussex. John Chester, ot Ooncaster, grocer. Thomas Davison, of Hinckley, Leicestershire. «>ci,j. Strand, jeweller. John AlmonUbnry, ...