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... Acre, 2R. 23P., both let at 425. per acre, and all in the occupation of Mr. James Grattan, as tenant from year to year, -> A Right of Common in Hutton Moor, let Mr. J. Grattan at 3. —A Right of Common on Button Hill, (not Let,) which when inclosed will very ...
... Captain O'Halleran, of a son. At his seat, Turlings, near Colyton, the lady of John Mason Arming, Esq., of a daughter. September 15, at Gorrell House, near Barnstaple, the lady of John Miller, Esq., of a son. ■September 12, at Traialgar Place, Newport, the lady ...
... DESIRABLE FEE-SIMPL#t PROPERTY AT TUTTON | To be Ferem ptorily SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. CALCUTT, King’s Arms Inn, Cross, on Manpay, the 3rd day of | JuLy next, between the hours of 2 and 4 in the Afternoon, New Ly-erecTeD VILLA, with large GAR- | DEN, ...
... per acre, y9. Close of Pasture Land, called L«nd fcroft, let to Mr. Jas. Grattan at 425. per acre, —A Close c.f Land, called Lower } Froymore, let to Sir. James Grattan at'42s. 11 per acre, J —Another Close Pasture Land, called q Upper Fioqmore, let ...
... Dec. 10, at 11, at the King's Arms Inn, Chulmleigh, Devonshire. Solicitors, Messrs. Rhodes and Co, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Drake, Exeter—H imilton Joseph, and Hamilton, William Henry, Manchester, calicoprinters—Haxworth, John, Sheffield, surgeon—Johnston ...
... ion to oppose the third reading of the bill. Mr GRatTAN said, that the people of Ireland, if justice were denied the, were determined to demand a repea! of the union, or to call, if necessary, with arms in their hands, for the enjoyaent ot equal rigits ...
... Forrester, Hon O C \VPerceval. Spencer Ashley, Hon John Fox. Sackrille Lane Phipps, Han E Astill, Freemantle, Sir 1, BtPiiiott, G GW Atkins, John Freshfield. J W lington^iaeoant Baldwin, Oordim, Col John Pollock, I-red Balfour, Gordon, Porchcster, Lord ...
... months* imprisonment ; the first week to solitary the remaindei hard labour. John Mayers and John Stickland were indicted for stealing a quantity of wool from the premises of John Paine, of Piddletown, in the month of May last. The prisoners, previously ...
... take place immediately, before they can recruit and get frrrtber supply of arms. beg the liberty of remarking tbe whole the volunteers well the Colle militia, have been under arms since thi> day week, and up day and night, and 1 fear cannot stand out much ...
... Coventry, William Williams, F.dw. Ellis Cricklade, Robert Gordon, John Neeld Cumberland, East,. Sir J. G. Graham, Blamire Cumberland, West, .. Edward Stanley, Samuel Irton Dartmouth, Colonel John Henry Scale Denbighshire, Sir. W. W. Wynne, Hon. W. Bagot Denbigh ...
... are described to be of this sort, and are armed with prickly leaves lor about eight feet high. Fall from Sunderland Bridge.—Miraculous Escarc.—On Monday afternoon, at ahout four o'clock, as a sailor named John RarneL was engaged painting the metal works ...
... woollen-draper. Karcc, William. Birmingham, v'eruall.r., Foster, John Leeds, primer , , . Oreatorex, Fhom J am ips, carpenter and wharfinger. il“a T,ia R;iert We-tS„,i,htield. plumber. ISllSlmmr John and William, St. Dunstao’s Hill, ship-agents. Rolinson. Shad ...