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... Anne, reli- late John Penn. Esq formerhr Governor, and one of the hereditary proprietors of the province Pennsylvania —At lilt house ou the Queen’s parsde, Bath, in the year of hi* age, Nathaniel Eaq —On Friday, aged 77, Air. John Tristram, builder, ...
... picture, or any other piece of furaitare, with it: the dies will never Cone near any thing waabed. Melancholy Catastrophe.— Mir. John Blair, gardener Dairy, net hia death oo Wednesday morning in the following extraordinarjr manner. Having dressed himself, all ...
... hod of him, with i lithographic plans annexed, 28 days prior to the sale; also at the Castle at Brecon ; Camden Arms, Trccastle; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; York House, Bath ; the Plough, Chtjlier,ha;n ; the Auction Mart, Bartholomew- lane ; and ai Mr. George ...
... Sawle, J. F. Saint Aactell; Sloggat, John, Bodmin; Symons, â¢V-iii. Egloshayle; Secomb, John, Michael- stoic; Spear. Junr. Christr. Saint Dominick; Snell, Rd. Menheniot; Staccy, Junr. John, Le rant ; Sobey, John, Menheniot; Sargent, (iustavus, Liskeard; ...
... Bean mans ; the Georgv and Jane, Sutton, and the Speedwell, Gravel, from Carmarthen ; the Mary. James, from . the John, James, from Cardigan the Union Packet, Lewis, from Pembroke; the Friendship, Jenkins, and the Swansea Packet, Barrett, from Swansea. ...
... Cradnck, M. Milbank , Hon. W. Watson in), Lord Ford- Canterbury Cardiff, Lord James Stuart Cardiganshire, .. Colonel W. Powell Cardigan, P- Pryse Carlisle, Col. Lushington,P.H.Howard(o) Carmarthenshire, Hon. G. R. Trevor Carmarthen,. J.Jones Carnarvonshire ...
... cutaneous eruption all over the face, arms, kc. from having accidentally eaten a Eiece of sponge cake, into which rice-flour had entered. The was swollen an enormous size, and the symptoms were altogether frightful and si arming threaten imraediste danger. The ...
... ige of' 97, Mrs. Grace Isaac.-At Curry Riveil, ii the 8lls ycar of her age, Ain, the beloved wife of Mr. John Fry.-111ary, daughter, of Mr. John Lewis, confectioner, of Stalbridge.-ir. Thomas Lucas, of Salis- bury, aged S0.-At Uplyine, M\ary, wvif' of ...
... Gaoi..—l'linninn Curtiß, for plank of deal from Messrs. Kowotl.—John Houkway, potter to Mr.Williams, iron moo jrer, for stealing the property of his master. To the House Coßßr.t'TioM.—John Adams, one month. and Thos Totterdill, l« days each. Rot'ert Sollivao ...
... Kildare, between Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, M.P., and Mr. J. J. Murphy, the former attended by Mr. Ottiwell, and the latter by Sir John Milley Doyle, K. C. B. The preliminaries having been arranged, and the word given, Mr. Murphy received a severe wound in the ...
... the arrangement* were making for their reception. Sir John Conroy soon afterwards waited the Corporation, and announced that her Royal Highness and the Princes* were ready to receive them. Sir John then accompanied them to the drawing-room, where they ...
... ascertain what quantity of arms couldbeobtaine(l inthiscoutntrv in the courseofafew weeks. The ladies of Bedford have caused a most beautiful ink- v stand, of the value of 8 guineas, to be made, which theyin- tend to present to Lord John Russell. An inscription ...