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... the Rev. Thos. Homby, Mr. .1. C. Brooks to Mrs. Walker. On Friday last, at St. John's Church, Chester, by the Rev. Thomas Richardson, Thomas Harding, Esq., solicitor, of Newcastle-under-Line, to Clarissa Sarah, second daughter of John Gilbert, Esq., of Chester ...
... say, of all ages; for amongst other individuals who wete present was the upright-minded and fearless champion of liberty, Thomas Hardy, who has iiyed to see that become a ministerial mea! ure, for which he was once in such immi. nent danger of suffering ...
... the Rev. Thos. Hornby, J. C. Brooks to Mrs. Walker. On Friday last, at St.. John's Church, Chester, by the 'Rev. Thomas Richardson, Thomas Harding, Esq., solicitor, of Newcastle-under -Line, to Clarissa Sarah, second daughter of John Gilbert, Esq., of ...
... their places. Hear what the says:— Lord John SJu-sell said, that some words had fallen from Sir Thomas Acl.tnd, which public mind sluaiM set light. Sir Thomas A ...
... halop Doke John and Thomas Mickley. abuse makers. Jo!In. SL I.4olllillrit Rime, playterert Burt T and lII' Great I Caudle John and Phillip Drakey= ll,l ll o . Chapman Benj. and Edmund V areelmift iamb and &heard. Denton Henry and Thomas Timinany I/Mb' Fdho ...
... hence at ditto. The General Gascoyne, Fisher, from Whitehaven at ditto. The Lmd-ays, Rowe, hence at Pernambucco. The Kitiy, Hardie, hence ditto. The Jane, Lucked, hence ditto. 'lhe llnskisson, M*Leod, from London at ditto. The Treasurer, Stoddart, from ...
... Incurable for Irregularity RECOVERY ATBMT Adalltad Relieve d naiiouta VATICMTS Out-Patients Irregular At Incurable Remaining is THOMAS TAYLOR Tbe intelligence from describes that city state of tumult disorganization This excitement been occasioned by the ordinance ...
... things—scattering fur and wide the real treasures which Antiquity has bestowed upon us, and shrivelling the greenness of those hardy branches, beneath whose shade we have enjoyed the blessings of Freedom for so long a time. Reform will not be an impetuous ...
... yleather—lst, and 2d, Mr. Robert Elliott, ; 3d, Mr. John Gaitskell. Hyacinths— W«e—lst, and 2d. Mr. Alexander Oliver, (gardener Thomas Hartley, Esm, G.llfoot); Sd, Dr. Dawson. I)onhle 7f«/—lst, 2nd, nn.l M, .Mr. Alexander Oliver. -Double White —lst, 2d, and ...