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... Hislop, Major-General Sir John Malcolm, General the L. of Kosslyn, General the Duke of Gordon, and Admiral - King of Anns having received His Majesty’s coim mands, and the names of the Grand Crosses being ll over, 6ath King of Arms, with the Officers of the ...
... the Court of Bankruptcy—H. Houghton, King's Arms-yard, Coleman_ street, merchant, June 29, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy —G. Godden, East-street, Havant, chemist, Jue 30, at twelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Portsea_W. Tickner, Tenterden, Kent, maltster ...
... White Lion Inn, Teaterden-Heavy Walk, of Wit-thsto, Denbighshire, grocer and tallow.chandiw. hoe M. at one. at the Willowy Arms Inn, Wreatom.4oha late of Dtritend Mills. sear Birmingham. at twelve, at Dee's Road Hotel, Butnimbeems.Winisea Clay, of St ...
... organ-builders —John George Truswell and George Heap, of Nottingham, silk-throwsters—John Whewell and William Whewell. of Lancaster, ironmongers—Charles Duffield and Samuel Simms, of Prince'sbuildings, Bath, booksellers and stationers—John Doslgson and Robert ...
... ii. - The Hatod Estate, in Cardiganshire, the renowned Ke- dence, Park, an.l Demesne of the late Colonel Johnes. M.P. for the county of Cardigan, with a Man-ion uf '-' rate importance, and a Territory consisting of -I' l' 1 teen Thousand Acres of Land ...
... assignee, Mr. Belcher, King's Arms-yard. John Clarke, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, corn-dealer, June 20, Jelly 21, at the Cross Keys Inn, St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, Solicitors, Messrs. Price and Wakeling, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell. George Gingell ...
... Covent-i ndex. The Halm! Estate. in Cardiganshire.—The renowned Ft-aldose*, Park, and Demesne of the late Colonel Johnes, M.P. for the (mini of Cardigan,with a Mansion of first rate illuminance, and Territory cosisting of about Thirteen Thousand Acres of .and ...
... norm ought to be neenisecipated)t when • question like that just decided was put to the vote, had walked out of this bows arm. in. arm with the Orange member for Sligo. The Rogliob Cu.. seer wives and Irish Orangemea were, oa this onmemon, supported slim ...
... soon detect the bad qualities of the Bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN contended that it was a gross injus- tice to exclude tlie 10s. freeholders of Ireland from the exer- cise of the elective franchise. Sir JOHN NEWPORT could not understand upon what ground the lUs ...
... Bill in every town and city io Ireland. Sir J. BURKE demanded an extension beyerd the 105 Members granted to Ireland. Mr. GRATTAN considered the electoral qualification chosen Ministers to be too high. Sir J. NEWPORT thought the Irish 40s. freeholders ...
... , merchants-J. ffla!ie W. Fleming, and John Bagnill. jun.. West Bromwich, : ironmastera. INSOLVENT. 0 1 ; 4 :4 June 6,-William Wright, Castle-street. New Windsor, • BANKRUPTS. rt Jacob Hubbard, Carpenters' Arms, Brldport-place, NeW,.., Hoxton, victualler ...