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... On the 3rd inst. at Wolw-ich, the wife of Cap- tain Romer, of the Royal Artillery, of a ?? same day, at Cot ield House, Mrs Thomas Featherston, Jan. of a ?? the 2nd inst. at Winstone, Mrs Deighton, wife of S. I)eighton, Esq. of a ?? the *26th iilt. ?? London ...
... wvill of cotrire be a contest for~ rlor os- this borough. It is saidi that Mnr. Starkeie goes out. The iris fiends of John Hardy, Esq. tire Recorder of Leeds, wish. Eve Irlim to come forward again ; but it is said lie hiss no chrance, mci and will not ...
... Sunderland, Wiliam Carson, infant son of Mr Samuel Story, teacher; on the 11th inst. at the same place, Mrs Hardy, wife of Mr T1ho- maos Hardy, aged 52 ; on the l4th inst. at the came place, Mr Robert ltakestraw, mason. He took a fit whilst at work, and ...
... UIdlay the 11th inst.:- DEACONS. Townshend Brooke, B. A. Brazen-Nose college. Charles Thomas Cary, B.A. Magdalen hall. John Clemson Egghion. B. A. Exeter college. Thomas Farebrother, B. A. Queen's college. Henry Hollingworsh Pearson, B. A. Lincoln college ...
... letters, are acknowledged to be very high.- Nicholas D. Emperor of Russia, is 34-, is tall arid baud- c some in appearance, hardy and active, and accustomed to laborious exertions. 'IThe youngest and only female Sovereign is Donna Maria da Gloria, the ...
... Vice-Admirals of the Red. - - to Edward Felloiwe3, Esq. to be Vice-Admirals of the White, - to Thomas Alexander, Esq. to be Vice-Admirals of the Bhie. - to Sir T. M. Hardy, to be Rear-Admirals of the Red. All other Flag Officers to be Rear-Admirals of the NV ...
... Germaine CocirTane, halfpay 3d P-o- vMiU nal Battahon, of Miiitia; Patrick Campbell, half pay 52d ,Foot; Thomas WVeaie, half pay unattached; Thomas Burke , lualf pay 4th Foot; James ,Boyie, 9-Ith Fcoot;.Alex~andei'Tod, Vi ?? pay %!d Garrison Battalion; ...
... qotiglis R4e, qtiaistHon.E Gvorge Viscouut'rorringtou'l; iogs Duoell * E~1q1 Sirjol iPjitresford. Rart. Kcs; ThoinaisEylees Esq' Thomas Lei ?? qoi Sir Charles Rowley, ktan Itohert ftales,:rsq; Walterece. 'q Sir1 M1iloc, Kell; 4!tnmee YoVoo, Hsq: and - Reurkior ...
... J. M'Call, to be Captain, by, purchase, vice Lord Brudenell. Cornet F. Thomas to be Lientenant by purchase, vice 'MCall. It. Peel, gentleman, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thomas. We have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 15th ult. They do not contain ...
... Crowne, of Birmninham. -Otn the 1Sth ult. at North Shields, Mr John Rayne, of Wal ker, to Alicc, third daughter of Mr Henry Hardy, of Walls- ?? Monday last, at Castle-Edcn, Mr Robert Elstob, butcher, to Mliss Frances iliobinsoti, both of that place.-l)t ...
... the Rev. John Peers, of East-place, Lambeth. On Thursday(lastwasmarried,.at St. George's, Hanover- I square, Thomas William, eldest son of Thomas Gardliner I Brainston, Esq. of Skreens, and Fellow of All Souls' col- ltge, imptbis Ul;iversity, to Eliza, ...
... the motion. - Sir Henry Steyvart proposedl tirat the Han. Admiral Pie. mirng sho~rtl b - d electeid clwirarman arid Mrlt M'Hardy, clerk. 10, Ftei-rst of F at me seconded 1htlra-noifiotion. - Thet i cl Wan-thebS called farn chairman, -:in, the course of ...