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... era People, ald. 0 have The Bight. Hon, James ieman, Hoy. Stopford, W. Wingfi ajesty, | H. Corry, Stantiqpe, Veswy, F. St. John, J. C. Talbot, e right | Hon. aud Rev. Bir. Talbot. the Hon. General Taylor, Colohel Gere, and the Hon. Captain Duncen. * od ...
... Property of Sir John Boyd, Bart. deceased. Also, a valusit:e A NTATI ON or SUG Alt ESTATE, in the Island of Grenada, called Plaisance and L'Esperance, with the Slaves and Stock thereto belonging, also late the Property of the said Sir John Boyd. And another ...
... profusion of gold ; the canopy of blue velvet, surmounted by a Crown. Immediately Over the chair of his Majesty were tUu Royal Arms, supported on the wings of an Eagle, beautifully carved. The cornices and windows round the room, were tastefully festooned ...
... Anderson, -oidy brother Charles Anderson Pelham, Lord Yarborough. On the sth snstaht, at Edmburgb, John Herey, Esq. of Hawthorne, Berkshire, mastter Arts Hr. John’s College, Cambridge, member of the Royal Medical, one of the Presidents of the iioyal Physical ...
... 28, 29, October 13, at the Lit- September 1.-John Norris and Richard Booth, of Theaves, that are descended from very superior Sheep 'Mayor and the Corporation of Dublin- The Lord thate , .d h eton's Arms Inn, Penkridge. Solicitors Mr. Shutt,re, bleachers ...
... Dun- leary also had its adornments, and all the vessels in the bay displayed their flags. About one o'click the horse police armed themselves on tne ?? lout- read, and about th same time the foot appealed, with blue ribbons on their hats and batons in ths ...
... taking their ground, the band .-tick up Patrick's day in the morning, and other jjpropriate airs. The regiment remained under arms, ill the arrival of Sir Benjamin Bloomfield in travelling coach with post horses, who announced that his Majesty would arrive ...
... leapt over the window, with a child in his arms, and escaped with some slight hurts; but his wife was less fortunate; after dropping a child from the window, she leaped over herself with another in her arms. They were all three taken up alive, and the ...
... dwelling house of Joseph Ryder Birmingham Joseph Beckington for burglary at Haseley Alfred I’ad-more (aged 18) John Wells alias Meadows (16) and John Cox (19) house breaking Henry Walton for a burglary the dwelling house Richard Greatholder of Birmingham Thomas ...
... others TO AUCTION On Wednesday the September 1821 twelve o’clock at Mr Yard Slonehoitse CARGO the brig Elizabeth John Master from St John’s Yellow TIMBER A Quantity DEALS Ditto STAVES Ditto of which be the Mr Davis Stonchouse three before sale cargo is ...
... installed, the choir sung the anthem, composed by Sir John Stevenson, 0 Lord, our Governor.'' The principal performers were Mcoore. Smith, Wcynnin, and Jayger, assisted by Mr. Bedford, Sir John Stevenson, and Master Ormsby. At half-past three o'clock ...
... observed the following Noblemen ;«nd Gentlemen Ihe II«gh Sheri!!, l.onl Wicklow, General Saunders, Colonel Howard, 11. Grattan, James Grattan, Pen tiler, Kstjrs. Captain Prohy, Counsellor Colonel flamy, Mr. M. Saunders, Mr. Westhy, Mr. .Major Kccles, Mr. Drought ...