... wife of John BUke, depose, thai on Saturday lasi 1 hud been at work for Sir. Simpson. 1 did not finish tbe work lill about ten o'clock r.t night- When I came into Joseph Culiey'* iiou»r, where 1 lodged, the firat person I saw was my husband, John Blake ...

... Evans addressed them in terms ee of ans of securing the ir subsistence. those he used on the embarkation of the first b Mr Grattan seconded the mot ion, and intimated his tention of ‘proposing, on the discussion of the Irish lion. This address was received ...

... esq. Southington Nu Brown John, Febury Mundy John jun. Stockbs Brown Wm, Nelson A N. Budd Henry, K stoa Noyce Harry esq. Th Burslem N esq. East oodhay Reeves Henry, Up Se Burningham T esq. Froyle Saunders Geor Courtney John, Headbourne SeifeS, East Boost ...

... good he and efficient local government is certain.-Globe. h Letters of license have been given by a royal St decree to Air. John Brooks, of Manchester, for the fin- fo portation for ten years of two machines for weaving two peces of cloth at the same time ...

... Dn William Abbott, Esq. Isaac L. Gtoldsmnid, Esq. Richard Alsager, Esq. A1.P'. John Hod son, Esq. te C. llaymnnd Barker, ESq, William 1 ?? Esq. Jonathan B~irch, Esq. John P'oynder, Esq. Jonathan Chapman, Esq. Philip Ripley, Esq. s, Sir Chas. Cockerell ...

... uawaocmiitt. John All.n. E.q B.th , Wllltam Pln»ir. S«q M.P. Wolvrrly AUwnod, Raq Rowan Ronald, Etq Hon Caul Pl»fd«U '#ilr,Sir John Slade, Bart Colonel Bailey Jo*fph Barnet Saodert. Etq William Borradalle, Etq Henry Short Etq loaeph ' John Brother*, \V ...

... vessels had been despatched to Tam Lo the coast of Asia ; two frigates were guing ne of | mouth of the Danube, and most of the arm en at boats were collected at Kherson. Very larg are expended on the establishments of Nic from and Sebastopol, the remittances ...

... preferred the mischief arising from opposition the to force upon the people of Ireland a measure adverse their feelings. Mr. H. Grattan had no hesitation in saying that the principle of this bill was direct fraud on the people of Ireland. If the inhabitants ...

... Fleet-street, London. Mr. Geo. Gillott, StrandX50 0 Capt. J. G. Phillips £1 I Sir .Codrington .. 10 0 Capt. G. R. Lambert ii 0 Lord John Churchil 10 0 Lieut. Daisey .. 10 10 Sir Geo. Seymour .. 5 0 Vice-Admiral Lambert 10 0 Capt. 1H. H. Christian 5 0 Dr.J. Domville ...

... be had at the Poyntz's Arms, Overton ; I George, Odiham ; Cowslade's Printing Office, Reading; and of the Auctioneer, Basingstoke. John Brookman, deceased c ALL PERSONS baying any de.mami j il on the Estate of the above named John Brookjuan i kte of Redbridge ...

... Thursday, Sept. 22, the lady of John Long, esq., of Baynton House, of a son. Married, on the 20th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Frederick Shello, esq., of Hallham Hill, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of ?? late John li._r_l_.il, esq., of J. ...

... 20 addea from the fund. Mr. Phelps's b g Walker (Mr. Parr; 1 — Vokes'a b ra Caroline 2 In the evening the Ball at the King's Arms was attended by about 200 of the fashionables of the county. Mr. Graham's Balloon Ascent. — On Monday, according to previous ...