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... bis 62d yesr, Mr. Charles BryaaL Feb. S, at the Wilderness, Gloucestershire, Elisabeth, relict of John Colchester, Eaq.. Wcsih«ry-oa-Sevens. Feb. 9, Mr. John Nicnelae Cnlinu, (Hue-manufacturer, of Ftome Ondea, ta;_a aua wteds aortal aad Jam relic kiadasaa ...
... 1500 bushel* oats —Cardigan. qr*. outs.—Lvnrt, fißOqrs. hurley. —Mincheiid,so qrs. flourjl/ qrs. malt.—Milford, qrs. oata, qr*. wheaL-Padatow, 239 qr*. wheat, 395 qr*. barky.—St. lee», 329 S**- 7 >J* bushel* flour, bushels wheat—l arm oath, 634 qr». bar ...
... country. (Hear, hear) Print* and tbe Catholic AasocUtion had been the eauae of all tbe violence diaturbancc in Ireland. Mr. Grattan said, he heard with astonishment the almost seditions and inflammatory remarks of tke Hon. Gentlanian. Lord Normanbury obaerved ...
... paild lby Catholies. were fr; sacramental vwine 281. 14s.; for at sexton, 301. ; for a beadle, 201.; to the Rev. John Field and the Rev. John Colieland, for early seivice, 501. each ; and for two old wosren to attend early service, for it appeared thlat ...
... Painawick, Gloucestershire, John, 2d son of W. Stanton, Eaq. of thcThmpp, to Mar, - , only daughter of W. W. Darke, M.D., of Cooper’ahill, near Stroud. At Abingdon, Northamptonshire, John Dauncy, Ksq. to Lurv, 3d daughter of John Marrey Thurahy, Esq., of ...
... 130/., from the mill of R. S. Davies & Co., Stonehouse. Twelve Months' Imprisonment —John Miles and Jos. Wilcox, for entering Dowdeswell-Wood, in the night-time, armed with guns, for tne purpose of destroying game; and Jas. Humblyn, for stealing toree ...
... astd against l lr. John Davies, for asi ?? ott the Postmaster of Swansea, swhilst in the executioln of his duty. T'his latter indictment will be traversed Dt the next Quarter Sessioits for the county. I Crletion to Dog-slealers.-John Bevan antI Thomas ...
... I”'**Jittered tile report —Leeds Intelligencer •' T,I,E Rolls. —.Sir John Lcavh, the J .i T '* * la,WY llor. was the son of an ironmonger lied. Wa * mu f° making steel spnrt. Sir John j , intended fur architect snd was placed with Sir ij* • 4 ylor for ...
... Arti . John Hamilton Hall, James Lloyd Wallace, and Evelyn Waddington. Trinity College; James Davis, William Hraithwsite, John Gwyther, and William Wheler Hume, St. John’sCollegc; William Scott, and Bradtield Sanders, St. Peter's College; John Riddulph ...
... slaves. From LISBON—In the John Cabot: Co., pipes bds. wine—l’. Maze and Sons, 15 chests I ho* oranges —lt. Vigor, ur, boxes ehests oranges, boxes lemons, r. conk, c. junk—To Order, 1 pipe 5 qr. casks wine. From CATANIA—In tlie John Guise :W.4 J. Osfyer, ISO ...
... Lodge was opened. At file ternation of the masonic duties, the brethren sat down to a sumptubous dinner at the Marlborough Arms, which, with the wsioes, dessert, &c., reflected great credit 0` the worthy ho-t. A number of loyal and mamonic tl~sts, introduced ...
... tion—FourUen Year* —John Hirlbv, for wool. Seven Ir«ra—Richard Lamb, for stealing Richard White, for stealing tw«» asses datues George Hughes, for stealing from the person of John Slaobury, n gold seal, watch, key, and ring; John Loniart, for .stealing ...