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... Stephen Cook John Beales Henry Wyatt Hoxne. John Marsh Charles Beales John Marsh and W. Hill Mcllis. Decimus and Jos. Lingwood Edward Bullock Billingford. Oakley. John Blomfield' Anthony Todd Eye. Samuel Gowing, jun. Samuel French John Cook ...
... ffutlty. H.s name .s John Dorman, and to had SHOP, situate in the centre of Wivenhoe Street, V^,5 tajr tojured UIUL, dnJnce ol cli- H almost Without Sfriunrh* flic C'onsort Ilirow * » ,rBS(>n, » i,nd wristsl»eing swollen with pain, arming from the hand- for ...
... merebant.—Frances Foster, Oxfordstreet, tailor. —John Greary, Brentwood, Kasai, master mariner. —W illiam Brooke, Gainsburgb, Lincolnshire, innkeeper.—George Dickinson, Liverpool': corn and Sour dealer.—John Abbott Kemp, Prittlewell, Ease:, miller. FROM ...
... Brahmin and a Mohammedan, in attitudes expressive of grief. On the back are the arms of the East-India Company, with tbe figures ofa British grenadier on one side of the arms, and a scapoy on tbe other side. Each basso-relievo is decorated with the lotus ...
... Estates ; of Henry Brand, Esq. Topsham ; of Messrs. Abraham and Son, Ashburton ; John Pidsley, Esq. Exeter ; and the London Inns ; King's Arms, Plymouth Dock; King's Arms, Dorchester; White Hart, Salisbury; White Horse, Rumsey; Bush Tavern, Bristol; York ...
... other Officers were continued in their it gpecti%e others. An appropriate sermon was preached at the in the esenin e . the Rev. John Dull. of !stowinarket. One day last week, its a person was di- gllll in the hamlet of i ikenliani, lie found a 111111:111 ...
... . Dawkins H., Drummond 11., Dundas lion. X., Dundas Sir R. Dundas Hon. G., Easthope John, Eden Hon. R. E., Sir R., Faiakerley J. N., Fyler T. 8., Cilbert D., Grattan J., Gurney H., Guise Sir W. 8., Graham Sir J., General Mr. At. tomey. General Mr. Solicitor ...
... soon as forms will possibly permit. — Examiner. We regret to hear that the Right Hon. Henry Grattan lies dangerously ill at Tinnahinch, and that Mrs. Grattan is also in a very bad state of health. — Hibernian Journal. In the Court of King's Bench, on ...
... Turner to Mary, sth daughter of Mr. Biinks — The Rev. John Pietcrs, of Jesus coll. Cambridge, to Miss Lucas, of Upper Guilford-street, Russell-pquare. Dieo. Or. Monday, in Conduit-street, aged 51, John Bowfts, Earl ?? and Kinghorn; his Lordship was only ...
... parlies immediately shook bands, and the affair terminated. Married. —At Chi g well, John, son of John Slegg, Esq. of John-street, Bedlord-row, to Emma, second daughter of John Wilkins, Esq. of Chigwell. At St. Mary-!e-bone church, Maurice M. G. Dowling, Esq ...
... Morning Post) that Mr. Henry Grattan has commenced legal 'proceedings against Mr. John Burke Fitzsimons, the proprietor of the print called the Hibernian Journal, tor a libel on his deceased father, the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. A seizure was made in the ...
... IMortlock, Esq. • !, n Keene, Esq. Eb. Hollick, Esq. Bel,], M Cteere, Esq. J. D. Merest, Esq. I* t pvui Esq. John Purchas, Esq. Pfp Alii* Esq. John Hemingtbn, Esq. j , hn Jeßatson, Esq. S. P. Beales, Esq. Sfi To«n le ?? J un - Es l- Henry Gunning, Esq. ...