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... , youngest son of the late John Weston, Esq , of Sulton-phce, Surrey, to Mary Aon, youngest daughter of the late Julio Wright, Esq., Hall, Essex.—At Marlborough, Mr. John Rider, Misa Lydia Wentworth, grand-daughter of John Wentworth, Esq.—- Mr. T. Ruokley ...
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... Morgan, and the Good Hope, from Cardigan; the Anne and Marv, Williaras, and tlie Maruaretta, Evans, from Pwllheli ; the Jane, F.van*, from Llanelly; the Active, Randall,from KnlwelU the New Comet,Jmkius, from nnarllien ; the John, Hiscox, the Providence, Hosaiufton ...
... April 18, after a short illness, Anne, wife of Mr. Stephen Lev, this city. April after a lingering illness, Anne, wife of Mr. John C. Hall, of Union-street. April 21, aged Mr. Robert Laurie, of Clevedon. April 80, after short illness, Mrs. Windsor, of the ...
... Sir C. Flower, Archbishop of York, Bishops of London, Chicbestfer;atid Chester, Earl of Darnley. Aldermen Wood and Waithman, John Gladstone, M. P. and Alderman Brow'u. The Lord Mayorjsaid he had called the meeting at teie request of a number of gentlenen ...
... Llan- dilo; Castle Inns. LIlanitivery and Brecon; Beaufort Arms, Mle.,mouth; Maekwortlh Arms, Swansea; Castle, Haverl'ord- wvest; Bosh, Bristol; Salutation, Newcastle 13mlyn; Black Lieo, Cardigan; Wilite I-lart, Narbeith; at the Auction Mart, Londen; aiid ...
... Latn- dilo, Castle Ia is, Lilndovery and lireron ; leaui'iort Arms. Monimouthl I\tlckwveorth Arms, Swvoetea; Castie, Flasverfird west; hush, Iiristol S, itail, N ?? Em sit Illaek Lion, Cardigan ; \Viit e ihart, Niurbertit; ot Mscsrs. Nloqrganl, Solieitors ...
... trembled, 7.1 an l wept bitterly; but three or four of t be Brabinains, lir assisted by an old woman, who held her tinder thce arm, fotrced the unwilling victim toward the ftal spot, seated her on the wood, tied her hands and feet, lest she should oa run ...
... Bear, Llat- -dilo; Castle Inn,' Llandovery and Brecon; Beautbrt Arms, Mlonmouth; slackworthl Arms, Swansea; Castle, Haverfordl- wvest; Busb, Bristol; Salutation, ?? E nilyn ; lack Lion, Cardigan, tViitelart. Narberth; of Mr. Henry Johet 3Morrgan, Setiritorn1 ...
... FITZGERALD, EYRE EVANS, J. R. DA LE, Capt. 84tb, COOPER PEN ROSE, SAM. COOPER, T. B. JOHNSTONE, JOHN POWVER. EYRE EVANS,Jun. A DDE RLY BROWN, It. BOURKE, JOHN RUSSELL, D. It. MOYLAN, r. SMITIITERS, J JOMN R. BURKE. We, the undersigned passengers on board ...
... convenience of the Asleep.— Last week Innucst held at Brotherton, near York, view of the Indies of John Hill, Harriet HiU, and their infant child. John Hill was iiwster of a very old and leaky coal boat, which was Iwr moorings tlit river Aire, nearly ...
... acquainted him (Sir John) of the It stated have the directions of Sir John the officers of the ship, that should be informed whenever Ambassador appeared in order that ho might pay his personal him. lie this, however, it mav. Sir John either placed, threatened ...