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... his Majesty's Honourable Privy ■Council.—ln Bristol, aged 107, Mrs. Cantey, a native of Ireland j she retained her faculties to the last.->-At Lnurcns district. South Carolina, aged .143, Mr. S. Nihet, a native England, who emigrated to that country at ...
... Oromsgroee, Mr. Manml Burtuu-vn-rrmt, Mr. Scott Coventry, Mr. Kotherara toteshltl, Mr. Tite Dmitry, Mr. Walters Miss Gardner Henley-'m-Ardm, Mr. Hoitt Hanley, Mr. Allbut And sent ...
... of whom, and of Mr. Golby and Mr. Aplin, Solicitors, Banbury; Mr: Poole, Solicitor, Kenilworth; and the Auctioneer, Warwick, descriptive Particulars may he had; also at the following Inns, Warwick Arms, Warwick; Swan, Kineton; and King's Head, Wellesbourne ...
... bottle. Fur Bilious Complaints, Indisfestion, and Habitual Costir Dr. ,)EBB’s STOMACHIC APERIENT PILLS, Prepared from oftlio late Sir Hieliard Jcbb,M.D. Pin sir Kxtiaordiuary to the King. fTtHKSK very justly celeluated Pills have experienced, tliiougli ...
... the education of tlie young Prince;’wlictlief to the King; the’Duke Cnmberlund.- Tlie right lion. President of the Board of Control (Mr- Wynn) bad stated on former night, that the grand-children the King, regard education and marriage, were entirely subject ...
... Manse! Davvkin Manse), Esq. John Percival, Esq. William Andrews, Esq. Mr. John Grant, Mr. Joseph Kitelee, Mr. Samuel Chandler, Mr. George Osborn Mr. E. A. Worley, Mr. John Roper, and ...
... White Horse Inn, Otley. Attorney, Mr. Barret, Otlcy. Joseph Ellis, of WellJngore, in the co. Lincoln, maltster and common-brewer, d. c. to sur. Mai;ch 21, 22, April 4, at the Saracen’s Head Inn, Lincoln.—Attorney, Mr. Hare, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. Josiah ...
... Literature of the present Age; No. 2, The Author of Glenarvon, the Miss Porters, Mrs. Inchbald, Madame D' Arblay, Miss Burney, La. dy Morgan, Miss Austen, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Holford, Aikin, &c. &c.-3. The Diary of John Evelyn-4. A Journey to ...
... out of a duel between Mr. Wm. Brittlebank and Dr. Currie in which the latter was unfortunately killed. The Learned Counsel founded his application on three affidavits, from which it appeared that a warrant was granted to take Mr. W. Brittlebank, jun. ...
... love. The grand national anthem of God save the King, was performed by the choir, and two new stanzas, appropriate to the occasion of his Majesty's visit, were sung by Mr. Smith with flro. effect. The King and the whole company stood during the performance ...
... 18,19, and 20. Undertake? his Majesty the King his special patronage. By Dr. with Plates price 4s. boards. and2 whole of the country from Asouth latitude to Para under the d ?«e of to the frontiers of Peru is and work, which will . SCENES and ITALY. By ...
... canditates this case were Mr. Thomas Hope and Mr. Barber Beaumont; and Mr, Hope carried it an immense majority.—The second, was the annual election for the Presidency of the Department of Polite Arts; w Presidency was last year held by Mr. Barber Beaumont. The ...