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... the said Bridge Twenty Feet, or thereahouts; the Property of Mr. John Harrison, of Water Yeat, in Loweswater; and now or late the Occuuation Joseph Wilson, Ann Thompson, and the uni John Harrison. %• Further I'artieiilars may known in the mean applying ...
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... sign of the Wellington Arms” was chosen as the scene of their festivity, but the good men and true of Dudley, before they sat down te dinner required that the sign should taken down, which was accordingly done, and the Eldon Arms” ‘hoisted in its stead ...
... hompson, Mr. 11. Miller, Air. John Dawson, D«vid Esq. the New York packet-shin Wm. Thompson, Capt. Marshall, which sailed on the 17th inslantColonel I. ,nd wrv.nl Mr. I, Winrl.orfQu,bv.c ; Mr. .r.d Mrs. Cooper; Alests. John Eawceti, Henedtci, Alexander ...
... permitted to address the meeting in defence of the articles of their faith, provided they gave in their names beforehand to 31 r. John Potter, or the Rev. .Mr. Nunn, the secretary to the society. an early hour in the evening crowds persons resorted to the chapel ...
... without diminishing (lie taxation and obligation equally the same time, is like breaking the tight arm of every labourer in (he kingdom. To break the right arm is to deprive them all physical power, and to reduce the money, to deprive them tire monetary means ...
... Cooie, Panion Cm betl, T. P. Cum fenny, Slteldou Cradock, John W. Choker, Jas. C.'iompton, J. Daly. E. Davenport, Col. Davie*, J. M. Daw-on, A W, J. Denison, John Denison. John Doheily. • Douglas, John Dowdeswell. IL 11. D Peter Dncane. Ea.l of Darlinguin ...
... government? »f ßl should fulfil his duty to his constituents, and persevcrmgly oppose every motion founded upon this , Mr. H. Grattan eulogised Mr. Peel tor his manly conduct in owning his error. , . Sir J. Mackintosh most cordially concurred every part of ...
... hence at Philadelphia, 19th ult. The Arab, Ball, hence at ditto, The John Wells, Curtis, hence ditto, after throwing 600 bags of salt overboard The Atlas, hence ditto. 'The Henry Grattan, Hilton, hence East port. 12th ult. 'The Woodman, Wooffcn ale, hence ...
... the xecntorsnf late Mr. John Ashworth, and subject such as will |»o then produced : i,L L 1.1.1 NO.IHiUSK, sMtliihc OKN, 1 BARN. STABLES, and other I.NGS, in authill, :n the county of Larca• tir. late in the Occupation of John Acker-;, deceased, with ...
... physician to this institution, took place on Wednesday, Edward Gibbon, Esq., in the 'chair. Prior to Ike candidates being proposed, John Bourne, Esq., stated to The meeting his anxious desire that some tribute of regard to the memory of the late Dr. APCartney ...
... discovert! the nominations had been selected previous to the mg; and the chairman, Mr. John Barrow, admit!* reply a question from the that Andrew Kellie and Mr. John Gardner had been th, * horoughreeve said, it was downright mock call the coimnittee together ...