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... Establish- ri nment at Standgate Creek. , The (kideiat1, is cosamissioned at Chat- Itam, by Capt. Geo. W. St. John Mildtnay.-Lieuts. h IRichmond and John; Mr. Atcheson, Surgeon; and ar hir. 11%i. Morton, ,I-rurser, are appointed to teir.n Mr. Wttt. Pitt, is ...
... Colonel Cogtan, Lieutenant General Sir B.Jones (from Worthing). Captain Sir John Brooke and Captain George H. N. (from Castle Goring), l.ieut.-Gen. Sir John Lambert. Admiral Sir John Wells (from mar Cuckfieid). Captain an Lady Elixabeih Fielding, Mr. ringion ...
... of Rath- borne, Esq. Devonshire—Robert William Newman, of Sanbridge, Esq. 103- Dorsetshire—John Bingly Garland, of Stone Coztage, borne, Esq. Essex—Sir John Tyrell, of Boreham House, Bart. Gloucestershire—George Bragge Prowse of Charlton King, Esq. ...
... service ; and much feared that no adequate substitute could found for the present system. It was also fairly urged one, Sir John Newport (the prop> poser the Estimates to the House) that from the improvements lately introduced and the encouragement enereased ...
... yet none came to assist their neighbour, though the discharge arms must have bean heard by several. We, however, are informed, that while the villains were at Barry house, numbers of armed men, their accomplices, paraded the roads around it, (brealeuing ...
... BANKRUPTS T. Clarke, Oswestry, Shropshire, timber-merchant: sol. Wheeler and Dennett, John-strert, Bedford-row—W. Broomlield, Somersetshire, maltster: sol. Marson and Son, Church-row,Newins(ton-h;iiu —S.Slingsby, Cbeapsidc, cotton printer; sol. Steel ...
... and your conscience, is not the signature to this cheque your hand-writing ? —Wilnes : No, certainly not; nor any part of it. John Thompson, Hyder Coble, and Isaac Sewell, deposed that the cheque was not in the hand-writing of Mr. C, Sewell. Thomas Thornwood ...
... Mold. Cheshire—Monday, April 10, at Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT, The Hon. Samuel Hcyvvood, Sergeant at Law. The Hon. John Balguy. Cardigan—Wednesday, Ap:il 4. Haverfordwest —Tuesday, April 10. Carmarthen—Monday, April 16. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT The Hon. Jonathan ...
... Bsillie, John Foriesqne, Hon. 0. ParneH, Sir H. Balfour, J, Frankland, R. Pendsrvie, Ed. Baring, A. Freemsnlle,Klßn\V Phillimore, Jus. Baring, F. Ffrench, Arthur Pbillips, O. Baring, Sir Thomas Farquhur, Sir R. Phillips, 6. K. Rarioe, W. B. Forbes, John Phipps ...
... A division 3,000 rebels was lately driven over the Portuguese boundary, and the Spaniards compelled them to lay down their arm*, and sent them into the interior. —Our troops remain passive spectators of occurrences. BISHOP OF CHESTER. —This learned and ...
... gentlemen came, and went down the area and returned, one carrying in his arms one of the female servants. He went in the direction of the Parade. The other gentleman followed, arm-in-arm with another servant. The nuisance was so great that Mrs. B. was obliged ...
... declaratory the injustice of taxing the Roman Catliolics of Ireland for the erection of Proleslant places of worship. Sir John spoke at very great length ; be charged (lie Protestant clergy with having, with shameful negligence, permitted their churches ...