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... conversing in the midst of his relatives, John Humor, esq. the Hermitage, Northumberland, aged 05, deeply lamented—Same day, ifui lees, of Delves', steward to the above. At Northumberland, on the ICth ult. aged 90, John Laws •n. esq. greatly*respected. At AI ...
... Portugal, Brazil, and A_.garv._s. Commisison in tbe Cardiganshire Militia, signed by tbe Lord Lieu- tenant ofthe County of Cardigan. John Philipps Allen Lloyd, Esq. to be Captain. t BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. T. Norrif, Bishopstone, Wiltshire, shoemaker, from ...
... Militia, signe, Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. . . JOhn P ilipps - Allen Lloyd, Esq., to Captain. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLN ED. Thomas I3inns Jarvis and William Wetton, of Paternoster-row, booksellers—Thomas John Burgoyne and Henry Dance, of Dukestreet ...
... personally to attend JOHN BELLAMY, Jun. Steward. Wisbech, 2d October, 1822. . CROFT with SKEGNESS, in the county Lincoln. Notice fa hereby given, THAT the Great Court Lxet and Court Baron of the Trustees under the WiU of the Right Honorable John George Lord Monson ...
... POiIERE, F GOtl;INf, AND RAOUL%. C Precisely as the clock of the Hotel de Ville struck a - quarter-past fivet thefirst gens-d'armes, forming the es. p cort of the condemned, entered the Place de Gr&ve, a uni- e versal cry of I hats off' (a bas les capeaeex ...
... every night close ?it has now the appearance of St. John's Eve?we can see the fires quite plain.? It is scarcely necessary remind our readers of the practice the night of the 20.l of June, the eve of St. John?s day, of lighting bonfires in every part of the ...
... hour* of eight and nine o'clock Mr. M'Nenamjr, Mr. St. John and hit ton, with three ladies, were stopped within a mile this tide of Dray by three footpads wed armed. Mr. M'Nenamy being lame, Mr. St. John being old and infirm, and not capable of making resistance ...
... Charles Flower, Bart. on Wednesday. • The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Harmer. The prisoners were John Watters and John Lacy. the two draymenl John Prude, the servant at Clarke's , brewhouse, in York-street, and James Turner, the porter at the London ...
... the N'orlU and North-easterly wind. Major Cleveland's company Hoyal Artillery liave armed Portsmouth, Iroia Jersey. John Philips Lloyd, Esq., appointed Captain the Cardigan Militia. Thursday morning, t!io Duke of Devonshire and suite left Dublin for England ...
... Miramichl, put into this port on Tuesday morning, and sailed again on Sal unlay for Liverpool. The Traveller, Yeoward, from St. John’s, N. B. for Liverpool, put into ibis port on Tuesday evening, after having slipped her cables off I’onnby Point. The William ...
... •ufiered his beard to grow daring tbs whole voyage; he had the misfortune before the ahip struck to be much bruised, and one his arm* was broken, disabled him from exertion, if it could have been availing. It is not poaaibh to conceive the harms of their situation ...
... house*, the property Mr. James M'Mahon, on the land* of Graigc*, near Nantenan, in this county, were *urrounded by a well-armed party of lawless incendiaries, who, after placing sentinels on the doors of each house, in order to prevent the egress of their ...