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... CHELTENHAM NEWS. ARRIVALS. Ifon.F. lolemarhe, Lady Gardner ant! family, Lady Scott, t ,r t* * > ;.h ac n, * George Rose. Sir John ami family, C °l. i’crkcs, .M;»jor Cuppage, Major inline, lie*. 11. roru, Rev. 1. Cattell, Rev. 1. Coleman, Dr. Aberoethy, ...
... Linseed J. I. &assert A. Limon& Colonel R. C Sheisrood J• Adolphos, M. D. John E. Mansell John Gardner John Raselan N. Risklend W. S. Phillips, B. D. Henry Pointer 'noises G. Welles John M. Hyrob A. Gardner R. E. Prodler J. S Con B Jones, Jun. Wm. Smith Job ...
... &idled de nos. sod Loomed r, Mr. Brook, Mr. Broom, Mr. Jana Edwards, Mr. Pordbase, Such the system of Deform worked not II Lord JOHN member of the Peinee. Lord Durham, is about le the C fpn it l a y h Mr. Hyde. Mr. Jehogros. Mr. Gm, Mr. Llewellyn, Mr. Russat ...
... FRIDAY LONDON GAZETTE —BsNXiiorri. John Hammier. Il.trley m. »>. m William Tlmnumn. Cr**M lane. Tower siren, wiue merchant Joint I'.»a-i«. Itriritre •iretl. Lambeth, grocer John H.all ton, E. 1.» Kempon, Win. John Jellicorxc, and Win. Culluj), Cippm ...
... upon to John U Connell, acting under and by de-ire of his lather that petition had been presented complaining; the return ; and that previous to the ballot for a committee the said second sum of 1000/. was paid to, and received by, said John O'Connetl; ...
... than the MR. GRATTAN'S NEW WORK. Present production.—Literary Oazettt. In 3 vols, post Bvo. XII. Tii' XT AGNES DE MANSFELDT. V.u,, l 0 ,s '' Novel will greatly add to that reputation which Mr. , *>kRVICL. By Capt. Glascock. Grattan has already so ...
... pursue that coarse which has hitherto given such general satisfaction, v. z. as tc its accommodation, comfort, and economy. JOHN BON NOR. FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 90, WINCHCOMB STREET, CHELTENHAM, BEGS to oflferfor immediate iK, a considerable OVERSTOCK ...
... near Cardigan.—July 4th. 1836. Cheltenham. By order of the Assign* of the Estate and Effects of George Davis, late of Cheltenham, Stone Merchant. TO SOLD AUCTION, Mr. IV. RAWLINGS, On FRIDAY next, the22nd day of July inst. at the SUFFOLK ARMS INN, between ...
... Deans, Clergy, of the Diocese who, hnving large Families with are desirous of applying for assistance from that Benefaction. JOHN TIMBRILL, Treasurer. _ Beckford, near Tewkesbury; May 2, 1836. N.B.?An Ordinary will be prodded the usual hour. CLERICAL CHARITY ...
... at the meeting of the Committee to-morrow, the Trustees in whom the patronage of Bishop Ryder's Church is to be invested:—John Bridges, Esq. Ked Lion square, London ; Rev. C. Bridges, m.a. Vicar ofOldNewton,Suffolk; Rev. J. Kempthorne, m.a Gloucester; ...
... Ceti-igen Dr.. Herbert. Baldwin, M. P. Cork City. J. J. Guest, Esq. M. P. MerMyr J. Hyacinth Talbot, Esq. M. P. Nero Roes John Maher, Esq. M. P. Warlord Cooing, Morgan J. Esq. U. P. Kerry Nit:'Liss Ball, Esq. M. P: P. N. Barton, Esq.. Captain E. L. Stephens ...
... Kingdom, held at lb. ENLYN ARMS, Nesicutle, es Friday the Mith day of Sept. MG; JAMES RICHARD LEWIS LLOYD, Esq. in the Clair; The follerisg melon. mere entered into : ['repined by Jolts Lloyd, Eny. Altyredye. wooded by John Grill* Esq. Lloy•de ee iee ...