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... COASTWISE London, sacks flour. GVovearfar, tacks flour, tacts wheal. Chepstow, baas bsrlry. 85 sacks fl >or, ba/t wheat. Cardigan, quartets oata Carmarthen, 200 bushels oats. Cardiff. sacks badey, 20 tacks oats. We are to bear from all parts of the country ...
... Monday beinjf the Ch.irter-day Carmarthen, Mr. Prvtherfh »a» elected Maror, Satnnel Richards and John Kvans, gentlemen, were chosen Sherilfs; David John sen. Cha» Morgan, (irtsinond Philipps Robert aters Aaron Timmins and David Jidm Rdirardea, jun., E«| ...
... 74, Mr. John Savory, senior burgess of Caine. —AtSbroton, Mrs, Smith, wife of Septimus Smith, Esq. solicitor, of Bradford —At Nunney, aged 67. Mr. John Corm-h, farrier; and aged 83, Mr. David Millard. —At Milverton, Mrs. Spurway. widow of John Spurway ...
... I”'**Jittered tile report —Leeds Intelligencer •' T,I,E Rolls. —.Sir John Lcavh, the J .i T '* * la,WY llor. was the son of an ironmonger lied. Wa * mu f° making steel spnrt. Sir John j , intended fur architect snd was placed with Sir ij* • 4 ylor for ...
... Phcenix, ——.from Bordeaux. ENTERED OUT-—The Margaret, Crevvse, for Trieste ; the Peter and John, Frencman, for Rouen ; la Li-e. Cun-tanlin, for Bordeaux; the John and Jane, Power, and tbe Shamrock, Hyde, for Cork the Erin-go Bragh, Simpson,for Youghall ...
... Ui|b-Hata. Somerset. —After so itJne«N t«ei(« jears, Avieo, jooogeßt daughter of the late John Scott. Ashford.Somerset.—Aged 33. Mrs. Ljddun, wife of of tbe Lethbridge Arms lon, Bit»bop , »>L}id«nrd. Somer»e».—At an advanced age, Mr. Charles BroadMf>ck. Corse ...
... other ornacnents, in *re.t profusion. At the upper end of the room, the arms of our worthy Mayor w»re properly emblazoned and produced a fine effect. Silk the royal ami city arms, decorated the orchestra, and the toutt of the room was truly eleyant. The ...
... bis 62d yesr, Mr. Charles BryaaL Feb. S, at the Wilderness, Gloucestershire, Elisabeth, relict of John Colchester, Eaq.. Wcsih«ry-oa-Sevens. Feb. 9, Mr. John Nicnelae Cnlinu, (Hue-manufacturer, of Ftome Ondea, ta;_a aua wteds aortal aad Jam relic kiadasaa ...
... 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 ...
... the Ground proposed by Messrs. Fowler, ana Mr. Robert (on behalf of Sir John Smyth); and on his Lordship’s return, he expressed his conviction that the Ground belonging: to Sir John Smyth, situate iu East-street, and adjoining the Tan-Yard Messrs. Jenkins ...
... Rev. Wm. Robinson, son Sir John Robinson, Bart, the Hon. Susannah Sophia Flower, eldest daughter uf Lord Viacount Ashbrook.—At Malta. Gen. Hennan, to Isabella, third daughter of Mrs. Uisaelt, of Sherborne.—At Lowestoft, John Barnard Turner, Esq. grandson ...
... downwards, while the left rises io proportion. Tbe upper joints of tbe arms present nothing but bones covered with skin, their circumference measuring just four inches while the fore arms, oa tbe contrary, are five inches and a half. The bands are particularly ...