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... PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY AND FOR• JOHN HICKLIN AND CO. (LATE G. STRETTON), 14, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. BY MR. HUCKERBY. SALIN AT SIZINOMIIM. —*fa— To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HUCKERBY, Oa the Promises of Mr. Wm. Chettle,junr. at Bingham, Monday and Tuesday ...
... BANKRUPTL KENNETH FRANCIS HISLOP DIACKEZIE. merchant, Arme-ymid, Celememmtrem, City, Sept. Oct. 11, at the Coort of Beelownsy. Wlimm e ll uswarea. seht&aU-anest, ellcielamigese ; Tilton Swam, Timm. JOHN tallemeger, Beth, Sot. Oct. at the Commereld Reams ...
... Rooms. Manchester. Bower and Back, Chancerylane, London ; !lamp, Stockport. tN DA V IS, Tynygwndwn. Cardigan, De:. lii, Jan. IS, at the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan. Hughes, Aberystwyth. ll'ardlgana shire. HENRY FREDERICK HOLE, brewet. Newport, Devonshire. Dee ...
... by Mr. Grattan. in the character of an aggrieved individual, which terminated in what that injured gentleman considered a sailsfat tory manner, botanic Lord Brougham admitted that he was sorry any thing which he said had gi •es bins (Mr. Grattan) vein ...
... been of the party which has committed so many robberies of late and set fire to so many houses and barns. They were all well armed with pistols and bowie knives. Viger is one of the individuals who were banished to Bermuda; and. according to Lord Durham's ...
... extreme; stands of arms taken from Waterloo, stars made entirely of bayonets, splendid banners, coats of arms, and indeed the most superb magnificence met the eye on entering. The transparencies were elegant, many of them being the arms of places, viz. Hastings ...
... Wareham. Horsetaillre. JOSHUA and JOHN HILNIOL, tailors, Bradford. May 9. June 6, at the Court Raw, Bradlord . Ikadtard. BRITTON sad JOSEPH WESTERMAN BRls,ri linen manufacturers. Darilszton, Durham, May 13, Jon,. Vane Arms. St. ton. Mr. Storttoe GEORGE CASWELL ...
... Southacil, to Miss Sarah Broadbent, flail. On hart, at Lan; Sutton, Mr. John Girliog, brickbp r,to SIN. Sarah Ernhersma on the lith instant, Mr. Edward Marshall, of twdener's Arms, MnkUe Gate, to Mho Atm Breeden.. lately, at St Leonanl's Sbormlitch, Leaden ...
... inst. at ' , end, near Retford, aged 32, Mary, last surviving daughter ,if the late Rev. John Shaw, rector of Saundbv, in this county. August It, the Earl of Cardigan, at his house in Portman Square. INQUESTS BEFORE M. BROWNE, GENT. CORONER. On Monday lest ...
... under sentence of transportation, namely,—Geo. Harding Darby, Win. Plnlp, John Nicola, John \entou, Isaac Haines, Lachlan Macintosh, John Deacon, Wm. Dow son, James Ward, and John Roberts. In ISeptember they arrived with the schooner at Lifutta, one the ...
... il —J. J. Ouest Oldham—John Ficlden and Win. Cobbett Rochdale—Fenton Salford—Joseph Brolherton Sheffield—J. S. Buckingham and John Parker South Shields—R. Ingham Stockport—Major T. Marsland and J. H. Llovd Stoke upon Trent—John Davenport and Josiah Wedgewood ...
... Nicholas’* Church, hy the Rev. John Clare Pigot, A. 8., Samuel Payne, Eaq. solicitor, Park, to Eliubeth Becher, eldest daughter of J. M. B. Pigot, M.D., of this town. On Saturday last, at the Superintendent Regiatnr’s Office, Mr. John Ince, to Miss R. Margaret ...