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... Southampton, coach-master and horse-dealer.—John Huntington, now or late of Snow-hill, London, jeweller and warehouseman. —Willi- Folhergill, late of Cannon-street-road, Middlesex, ship-owner.—Henry Trigg and John Ratcliff, late of Hertford, limber-merchants ...
... publications attribute personal motives to Mr. Chelwynd, and imply that he bad, in fact promoted the prosecution.—On Wednesday, John Fielder, the proprietor of a Gambling house, was sentenced to pay a fine of three thousand pounds to the King, give sureties ...
... The Rev, J. Jefferson, Archdeacon of Colchester. Rev. John Edgar, Chaplain to his Majesty, Rev. Henry Hutton, Colchester. Rev. A. Maho», Cavetown, Ireland. Rev. J. T. Grant, Guildford. Major John Bridge, Dublin. Prepared only by JAMES COCKLE, Apothecary ...
... Baltiol: Charles Ingram Ford and Jos.D.ouel. ; John F..W. I’antooaod Ja- Gras •ell, t idxer-iis John Jos. and Benj. H. Banner, Fellows St. John’s. Thursday la-1, the following Degrees were conferred Uoehd.tr* Art*: John Law, F.xeler; Fras. Hole. iv.ieen’s; King ...
... -Tea®’ .pi Mr. John Walker, of Westinglon, near Broiny**’ pi Assignees of the said Bankrupt) particulars ' I known. -- I Notice to Debtor! and Creditors. . ALL Persoos having any Claim or De® the Estate or Effects of the !ate Mr. JOHN Stof Newhall, in ...
... Lloyd. first of these gentlemen, together with Mr. Vt m. Acton and the Rev. John Hodges, were the same time elected into the Corporation, in the room of Mr. John Acton, deceased, John Salwey, Esq. and Sir illiam Rouse Bonghton, Burt, whose election void by ...
... offices of Mr. John Stratford Collins. Solicitor, Ross; Mr. Cleave, Solicitor, Hereford ; or Mr. Collins, Solicitor, Ledbury, who will appoint person to shew tbe premises. All Letters must be post-paid. To the Creditor! of the tale JOHN PERROTT NOEL, Eeq ...
... misrepresentation, and Mr. Denman consented that the rule should discharged. JSxeewlfo*.—This morning John Hill Wagstaff, aged 87, John Hill, aged 96, and John Easterby, aged 34, underwent the last dreadful sentence of the law at the Old Bailey. Wagstaff, it ...
... which will appear in Catalogues, timely dispersed, and bad at the Black Boy, Feckenham Star and Garter, Bromsgrose j Cecils Arms, Hanbury; George arid White Hart Inns, Droilwifb t and of the Auctioneer, Worcester. Sale commence each morning punctually ...
... in Union-street, underwent the same fate. About this time the chief constable, Mr. Lavender, arrived, with ten police men, armed with The mob attacked them with stones, but one rioter was secured. The police-men were forced to retreat, and Mr. Lavender ...
... Prentice and Thomas Shelley, of Ma' ter, muslin-manufacturers.—John Bragg, of WhiieW' , Cumberland, thread-manufacturer.—George Sahti ' 1 Leicester-square, Westminster, tailor and breecbcs-n' ', —John Cdleiton, hue of Blackburn. Uncasliire, keeper—Thomas Jarman ...
... these grounds, therefore, should move the previous question. ~ The motion was also opposed by Mr. Western. Mr. Huskisson, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. Barrett, and lost « division, the numbers being—tor the nioimn against it majority in favour of Ministers 74 ...