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... perhaps ever produced in this empire. It was grown in the season of tor the first time it was ever produced in Great Britain, by Thomas Derenzy, Esq. of Clobimon Hall, who obtained the seed through friend Lis at Rotterdam, whiiher it was imported from Shantang ...
... barley, of excellent quality, was sold Brampton market on Wednesday week, grown Mr. Jonathan Sibson, of Crooked Holme. Mr. Thomas Bolton, of Batupside. near Ulverston, commenced reaping very full crop of lleorgian Wednesday, the instant, and the grain ...
... last, Ann Apley, aged 16;—Jane Leighton, of Torrisholum, aged 71 ;—May Thompson, aged 36 ;--aud in the Lunatic Asylum, Betty Hardy, aged 44. On Thursday last, Mr. William Magee, of Bridge-lane, Lancaster, aged 36. . . Same day, at Barnacre, aged 87, Elizabeth ...
... Etna, Emerson, and. George and Henry, Dublin. • British Queen, Morris, Poole. .11opew(11, VV ill iams, .CoPway • % Tiger, Hardie, Glasgow • • George IV., Parsons. and Lord Blayney, Wilscn, Newry • • Hiberni,, Williams, Belfast. • Mona Castle, Vcast, Isle ...
... Droalled4 . Arctic,.llsirphy, Wexford.. Browns,'M'Carrhy, and•Samirel and Mary, Dempsey, Waterford. .Sally, Orr, Galway.. Unity. Thomas; Jane, M'Clitre; Aid, Abernethy, arid Dmidarri Caile, Poole..Tralee.. mary Ana, Owens, Cork . .. Mrlatitho, Watford, Llanelly ...
... tell upon him and broke three of bis ribs, bis collar bone, his jaw bone, and one of his knees. He was removed to the house Thomas Williams, Llwyngwalch. attended by Mr. Haslam, of this town, and Mr Griffith Roberts, of Llanllyfni. The poor man, we are ...
... that has taken place in Luftoih church- C ard for the last Ofteen years.-SArterboneJcrcury. j11 Thur-dey, the 3,th ult. Mr. Thomas Nickson, shipwright, arrlestteet, need 57 years. Onl Sanrday, tile 2d instant, Miss Ashton, of Tarbook, In this ecatlt,* aged ...
... Yorkshire, grocers—B. Holbrooke and W. Johns, Manchester, fustion manufacturers—J. Robinson and Son, Huddersfield, dyers --Hardy and Andrew, Stockport, cotton spinners- SCOTTISH SEQUESTRATION. D. T. Chambers, Glasgow, hat manufacturer. From LONDON GAZETTE ...
... Crompton Robe rt, It orthingtun; Cross B. Hhi'tle-te-Hoods; Cnlshavv William, Coward Thomas, Dawson Edw. A d'ltjje; Dot kray Josh. Lancaster ; Dandy Chas. ilufford; Dai well Thomas. S’umtiJi; Charles. 1 . ujUlinyton; Denny John, Fieldintr James, CotteioU; K.iringl ...
... to Air. Fawn a Lksio, ors THOMAS B. LEECE, Broker, a 4, Exchange-alley. North. super or board, hitemded to sail early in November. For HA RBA DOES, The Barque / LEE, WILLIAM CAMOON. Mager. - For freight or passage. to THOMAS LEE & CO. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA ...
... Josephena, Bluntendem, from Belfast, at Liverpool Dove, % cal, front Trake, at Liverpool Edward, Atchison, from Galway, do Thomas, A llanby, from Uhemton. do Olive Branch, Funk, trout Bridgewater, do Victory, Jones, (min Cork for Liverpool. at Holyhead ...