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... St. John-stteet-road. aMBSCOOPBR and JOHN READBR, of Stroud, Kent, wool.tapler., 24. and Feb. 18. twelve, at Baslngball-street. Solicitors, Mr. ll* : Mr.Slmiaena, Rochester. . „ . ! « u 'J B> i.tol, leather-factor. Jan. 25,26. and Feb.lB. one. JOHN FRI ...
... Vaughan said it was his duty to take what might appear a chivalrous course*for notwithstanding the gentlemen summoned were armed with swords, he should challenge all of them.*(A loud laugh.) The learned gentleman then read bis plea, which stated that the ...
... Romford, E*»ex,banker*. JOHN AUSTEN, of Brighton, builder. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . ARCH. CORBET!', of Friday-street, merchant, troia Feb, 7, to April 4, tweWe. at Baeinghall-streel. DAVID LEWIS, of Lampeter PonaUphen, Cardigan, innkeeper, from Jan. 23 ...
... House of Assembly of Antigua has voted the sum of 300 I tineas to be paid to Mr. M'Queen, and like sum to the Editor of the John Bull.” —[There will he some difficulty, presume, in deciding on the person who has right to claim under this grant.] Petersburg ...
... burdened by taxes than the landholders of any other cowtry. Afwra few words from Mr. GRATTAN, In reprobation of the doctrine put fortb by the honourable member for Reading. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved an amendment, that the money be issued the Lord Lieutenant, for ...
... announced, fresh disturbance interrupted Interior, 1 ' ’' f isB ; D, but considerable multitudes as the exercises of the A(] > armed was sent to disperse aembted the 9 •. be f tly restored, but at a later them, and order see w proceeded the hour numerous ® ...
... of the most respectable tradespeople of the city, who had before stood aloof, regarding the contest hopeless, now linked arm-in-arm with the freemen, and paraded the streets at the close of the poll, preceded by new flags (God only knows hon obtained) ...
... sufficient to nultily the election, thought it uanteessary to poll more freeholders for bis principal. Kinsalh.—Mr. John Rnssell, son of Lord John, the great Reformer, and nephew of the Duke of Bedford, was returned on Thursday, for this borough Fermanagh.—Sir ...
... of Withara, and John Whittle Harvey, of Hall, Essex, hankers. July 29. at eleven, Basinghall-street—Geo. Whitehead, jun. and Claike, of Basingliall-street, Blackwell-hall-factors, Nov 28, at ten, at Basinghall-street—John Rigby, John Marriner.and Thos ...
... On the 14th inst. at Hampton, John Glynn, Esq. ot Bronipton, to Mary Ann, relict the late H. I. Kensington. , Missff*' Mr. Russell, of the Theatre Royal, Covent-gardcn, to tn sley, daughter of Mr, Wensley, Bristol. John^*' On Thursday last, at Yarmouth ...
... verdict «f Guilts/ Mr. John Brerctou Birch only, upon one of the counts. Cliief Justice sentenced Mr. Birch to pay a fine of the King; adding, tirat hoped it would not an character an upright Magistrate.” . , , A woman, named Martha Grattane, has been ihc prison ...
... demanded his purse. Upon his ofiei lng resistance, they wrapped a towel about his head, stebbed him in seven places in fixe left arm, threw him down, and took from him a watch,'Wßd about four thousand francs, which were enclosed in abelt. It seems that two ...