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... Bridgewater the Betcsford, Eastaway, from Ilfracombe; the Experiment, Marshall, from Biietord; the John, James, and the Go ...
... from Carnarvon; the Waterloo, lioyd, from Abcrystwith ; the John, James, from Cardigan tlie Swansea Trader, Huxtable, and the Mary, Arr, from Swansea. The brig Leah, of Bristol, bound to St.John’s, Newfoundland, was spukon with the 23d ult., in lat. 50 ...
... the ik iwc fe»r the bait! term of two year*, him.self 50/. and two sureties ’>OV each. Hum AS'iiKU.—John Shaw and Jacob Crump. ycirtKii—Martha Chuhh. John Smith, Thomas Bumper alias Smith, James Bennett, and Samuel Vuriey. iiaroki* uv j.am.vtiov.— Joseph ...
... Mrs. Jacobs, three children, end two servants, were consumed. Mr. Jacobs was absent in st. John’s toe time. The body of Mrs. J. was found with her infant in ber arms, both nearly reduced to cinders. The cause of tbs accident is unknown. The Kifht Hun. Robert ...
... Dundalk ; the Elizabeth, tiwyther, from Newry. \'>r. 3.—The John and Elizabeth. Harding, from Newry. ,Vor. i.—The Deux Klerca, from Brest; the Friends. Staplednn, fr-*m Waterford ; the John, Roberta, and the Maria. Shearer, from Galway. \or. j.—The Tom ...
... following ensuing viz :— Thos Emj Governor Mr Wm licrapath John Man-ningford Esq Wright Jo-ijih Hammond Allen Jusinh Grace John Jas F’red Rukclts F’red C Ilusenlieth D Dml-drtll s J'hnson Chas Gresley John ilartland Assistants Bristol Poor Orphans Building truly ...
... other ornacnents, in *re.t profusion. At the upper end of the room, the arms of our worthy Mayor w»re properly emblazoned and produced a fine effect. Silk the royal ami city arms, decorated the orchestra, and the toutt of the room was truly eleyant. The ...
... H J William S C L St John’s coll J B A Sidney roll — 'nests J S Jcnkinson A Maadtlen hall J Perry Kaliol roll G K Kcnsit A coll C B A coll J P M’Ghie BA coll BA Iiocoln coll R MA Oriel coll — E N BA H Moseley BA L Hopper MA St John's G P Simpson BA Corpus ...
... daughter of Mr John Lancashire College Same Wesibury by the Rev W 1 Wait James Esq to Catharine only daughter the Ute Esq Name day at At Mary's Cardigan Mr Frederick Gwver this city Margaret third daughter of Wm Phillips of the Cross Cardigan Mr W Aldridge ...
... articles.—Joseph Cantie, for stealing a silver tea-spoon, from tbe dwelling-house of Susannah Rogers, Bedroinster.—John Sherbin and John Stone, for breaking open tbe premises of William Lane, at Bedminster, and stealing cotton stockings and other articles ...
... Portiock. VN m. Vines, John Hatherall, Job Watts, jan ~ Wm. Pmilson Roljcrt Hall, John Baglin, Clvas. Bennett, Nath. Smith, Wm. Critchlcy,’ Tim. Browu, James Grorc, sou., Henry sard, and Wm. Thomas Bills IpH/tred ;—John Hall, John T»yl ...