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... measure was taken forward the expedition. All other works had been spended. ‘Two ships of the line and six frigates were be armed, and would be ready to sail from ‘Toulon the end of April. A great number of transports, righted in the southern ports for ...
... tor, and Heene, innkeeper John Barrick llauton and Thos. Fotherleyßelt, Kingaton-upon-Hull, brokers. Jii'- Lonsdale and Aorm. Lonsdale, Manchester, silk-warehousemen. David Evans, New Court, Lanwennog, Cardigan, grocer John Embrey ood, Shrewsbury, tanner ...
... Com. Conrt.—John Jones, Upper Brook-street, Grnsrenor-square. Middlesex, tailor, Com. Court.—John Ferris Bennallack, Truro, Cornwall, scrivener aDd broker, Com. Court. 7. —Henry Jones, late of Brecon, builder, Castle Hotel, Brecon.— John Rexworthy, WeUs ...
... warrants of commitments stating them to be John and Mary Hill, charged with bullock stealing, were received into the prison, and of course appropriated within it as their sex bespoke after however the supposed John Hill had been some hours among the male ...
... better this Morning. (Signed) HENRY HALFORD. MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY.' T * Windsor Castle, .May 5. the King continues much the same. His Majesty has passed comiortable night. HENRY HALFORD. MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY.' r ' Windsor Casile, May fi, 1830. jes tt ' ...
... Bonaparte, on the instant, while walking in the garden of the Villa Borghcse, made a false step, and though leaning on the arm of the Chevalier Cozorra, fell with so much violence that she broke one of her thighs; and as her great age, 83 years, prevents ...
... Drake, T. Duncombe, Lord Ebrington, C. Ellison, Lord Encombe, Lord Euston, John Fane, J. N. Fazakerley, Hon. G. Fortescue, R. Frankland, A. French, T. Fyler, Robt. Gordon, J. Grattan, R. Grant, Right Hon. C. Grant, Sir B. \V. Gui,se, J. J. Guest, D. XV. Harvey ...
... N. Fazakerly, Sir R. C. Fergusson, Hen. R. Fitzgibbon, Hon. G. M. Fortescue, T. Fyler, R. Gordon, Sir J. Graham, J. Grattan, 11. Grattan, Sir W. Guise, D. W. Harvey, Sir R. Heron, W. F. Honey wood. Lord Howick, J. Hume, J. H. Hutchison, (Tip. peraiy), ...
... Oxford; Mr. John Pearson, A.B. Magdalen Hall, Oxford; Mr. Martin John Lloyd, A.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge; Mr. Robert Armitage, A.B. of Worcester College, Oxford ; Mr. Richard Bellamy, A.B. of Pembroke College, Oxford ; Mr. John Meredith, A.B ...
... 000/. J. Alexander, Antrobus, Aid. Atkins, P. Ashburnham, John Ashurst, C. Arbuthnot, C. H. Batiley, Mat. Bell, Burrard, Lord Bingham, M. Beresford, John Bailie. I). Barclay, C. Barclay, John Geo. Bankes, Capt. Bastard, Sir J. Brydges, Lord Brecknock ...
... rclula bad area with levitp.” ofleer of tbabnaaehold then teak aubetl paper ftnm the table, walked to Ire-eide, placed bit right arm on the marble ehimoep-piett, while held the paper ia bia left hand, and, looking the artist ateadCaulp in tot face, said, “Sir ...
... of the Hereford,tj victualler, was discharged by hisdetainirg creditor John ttcper,\\ lare of the parish of Whitborne, in the county of Hereford, farmer ' j and stone-mason— John Taylor, lateof the parish of Much Marcle. the county of Hereford, butcher ...