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... Haines, of Burg-hill, in that county.— Sunday se'nnight, John Allen, Esq. of Haverfordwest, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. Thomas, of Haythog, Pembrokeshire.—On \\n *nst%in the parish church of Old Radnor, Frederic Wm. VVhmyates, Esq. Captain in the corps ...
... place and dignity of a Canon of the « a h drtl Church of Christ, in the University of Oxford, void by the death of Doctor Thomas Hay. The King has also been pleased, to grant to the Rev. John Bull, D.D., the place and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral ...
... return of I c corn purchased ty him in the week ending the Sth s y of February, agieably to the provisions of the I ii Act.-Thomas Hearnel proved the sale of five qumr- 6 o ters of beans to Mr. Hatch who ssidhe never knew I t- that lie was to make any return; ...
... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH 30. INSOLVENTS. Robert Thomas, Liverpool, ship-broker and agent. Thomas Clarke, Dover, master-mariner. Robert Edward Marsh, commonly called or known as Robert 'Marsh only, George-street, Hampstead-road, drawing master. ...
... will pay particular attention to Rules 3 and 7, and that Premiums are open to all Cottagers renting under Ten Pounds a-year. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Honorary Secretary. lioss Horticultural Society. THE Subscribers and the Public are respectfully informed that the ...
... Wednesday, the 21st instant, when Prizes will be awarded to Auriculas, Polyanthuses, Hyacinths, Stove and Green-house Plants, Hardy Plants, Heaths, Pansies, the best Nosegay, Des- sert Apples and Pears, Mushrooms, Sea Kale, Cucumbers, Bro- coli, and early ...
... at Usk, on Monday and part of Tuesday last, before the Rev. James Barnard Davies, Chairman, Thomas Lewis, Digby Mackwortb, William Cune, John Jenkins, Thomas Fothergill, and Edmund Williams, Esquires James Coles and William Powell, Clerks, the parish ...
... Heaths,) Hardy Plants, the best Nosegay, Asparagus, and Green Peas. „ WM. HOOPER, Honorary Secretary. Ross, 3d May, 1830. 10URSUANT to a decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause of LONGFELLOW v. LONGFELLOW, the Creditors of THOMAS LONGFELLOW ...
... Rope-maker-street, and the George Inn, Alder- manbury, livery-stable keeper. John Hardy, Sproughton, near Ipswich, Suffolk, cattle salesman. Joseph Hudson and Thomas Busher, White Lion-street, Spital- fields, silk manufacturers. J. Humberstone, White ...
... mention the specimens of Mr. Saunders, the gardener, of Abergavenny, who carried off numerous prizes, both for green-house and hardy plants, many of which were of considerable rarity and beauty. The display of vegetables and fruit was as varied and numerous ...
... Gloucester.—Charles, Dibden; Henrietta, Moxley; William and Mary, Robins; Morwelham, Walker; Sampson, Fry; Dasher, Jones; William, Thomas; Aust, Vempary; John, Watkins; Fly, Gwynne; Abundance, Morgan-; Friendship, Barry; Vigilant, Hook; Despatch, Jones; Prosper ...
... agent. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Millgate, Friday-street, Manchester-warehouseman. John Bilton, late of Newman-street, Oxford-street, lodging-house keeper. William Burne, Birchin-lane, and Brixton, Surrey, clothier and general outfitter. Thomas Hogg and Benjamin ...