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... at Pontypool, Mr. William Herbert, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mrs. Woodliffe, of the Crown Inn.— Tuesday, at Woolhope, John Newman, Esq. of Field-house, -Sutton, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Howell, Hill-house, both in the county of Hereford.—Saturday ...
... PASTURE LAND, in the several Occupations of the Rev. William Wood, John Gibson, William Moxon, Wm. Fozzard, John Brook, John Burnhill, Abraham Bars tow, Samuel Hemingway, George Spence, John Graham, William Fearnley, Robert Hampshire, Matthew Bastow, William ...
... PASTURE LAND, in the several Occupations of the Rev. William Wood, John Gibson. William Moxon, Wm. Fozzard, John Brook, John BurnhiU, Abraham Barstow, Samuel Hemingway, George Spence, John Graham, William Fearnley, Robert Hampshire, Matthew William Hepworth ...
... phy, Patrick Morgan, John Meade, James Hyland, Matthew Troy, Francis Burke, Christopher M'Graoe, Edward Couiaa, James M'Graae, John M'Grano, Walter Bourk, WiUiam Richard R. Redd, John Keily, James Smith, Pater M'Graoe, H. Grattan Ounan, Richard Moran ...
... shore.” Extract from the British Consul at New Orleans, dated 29tb April: The Henry Grattan, Dadd Cannon, Europa, and Marshal Macdonald, British Vessels, and the John Hales, an American, are under seizure here by the Customs —three of them for importing ...
... bookseller A. Bernard, of Chest Arms Inn, Chatham, Kent, victualler .1. J. Bennett, of Plymouth, livendraper •• li 11 Z. W. Perks, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, grocer J. Hoskins and J. Bird, of Saint John.square, Clerkenweil . • 11 DIED ...
... briars, out to sea on t« v instant. * r _. „ •' New Orleans, *«ir -L •■ The Henry Grattan, the David Cannon, the ?? o l»:*Z •» Marshal Macdonald, British yes-els, and the John **> American vessel, are under seizure here by the Cu ...
... Ireland will join with the Catholics may achieve a bloodless and glorious revolution like that of’Sil. (Cheers.J The names Grattan and Curran have been deservedly inscribed upon the pedestal of public liberty, and it will be our endeavour upon licit pedestal ...
... ) Extract from the British Consul at New Orleans, dated the 29th April The Henry Grattan, Divid Cannon, and Europe, and Marshal Macdonald, British vessels ; and the John Hales, an American, are under seizure here by the Customs; three of them for importing ...
... it. AOBBSB.V FROM THE PERSON. stockings, marked H.’; one French blue silk handkerchief ; one red silk handkerchief, marked John Murray one counterpane ; two shifts, marked M. W.’; two diaper towels ; three lawn handkerchiefs, one maikcd A. F.’; two linen ...
... DIRECTORS. Matthias Attwood, Esq. M.P. Thos. Hodson, Jun. Esq. James Bell, Esq. Richard Henshaw Lawrence, John Coope, Esq. Esq. William Curtis, Esq. j John Petty Muspratt, Esq. William Davis, Esq. I Major Rohde, Esq. Crawford Davison, Esq. William Samler, Esq ...
... disposal dotthe Com mittee appointed for conducting the Clare election. The motion having been seconded. Mr. H. Grattan Currazi 4ose, and -in a:.Arm and de- termiired manner opposed the motion, and shewed that- it neverwas intended that any part of the od ...