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... by Sir John Tyssen Tyrell. Bart., M.P. ; Alexander Baring, E-q., M.P. ; Robert Westley Hall Dare, Esq., M.P. ; Richard Sanderson. Esq.. M.P. ; the Mayor of Colchester the Venerable Archdeacon Lyall ; Colonel Kersteman George Round, Esq. ; John Round, ...
... Foley, Esq. M.P. John Martin, Esq. M.P. ajor- General Marriott, Major Bund, Major Martin, Wm. Acton, Clutton Brock, Robert Berkeley, jun. John Barneby, Wm. Barneby, Thomas Barneby, E. Bearcroft, Wm. Best, W. Lacon Childe, jun. John Cookes, Henry Cookes ...
... by Sir John Tyssen Tyrell. Hart., M.P. ; Alexander Baring, Esq., M.P.; Robert Westley Hall Dare, Esq., M.P. ; Richard Sanderson, Esq., M.P. ; the Mayor of Colchester the Venerable Archdeacon Lyall ; Colonel Kersteman George Round, Esq. ; John Round, ' ...
... rights of the leaseholders under those nobl eme n were taken into consideration. There was an express reservation to John Leigh, John Myers, and others, that, if they could establish claims, as lessees, or otherwise, included in the said pui chase, they ...
... try '. C. Grattan, Esq. On tire let l.onrary, tlei1TriATtl.i, by Larb Ciharlotte Bdury. Piritriaed Ior H. Coihur.r, by It, Benrtley. aird wild by all hoolnoetlers. Agents for contlaird, Bell arid Biuadfitre, Ealibuhr0.; ariafo ltaIrl.[ad, John Carmmini ...
... detained at the several anchorages of St. Helen’s, the Motherbank, and Spithead,—including the Upton Castle, with Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Keane, K. C. B. and his staff, destined to Bombay ; the James Patterson, with Sir James Stirling, governor of the Swan River ...
... t Lady Melford, Mlaa Phillips; Fanny, Taylor. T« conclude with into Two Acta), THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM I On Monday. King John. TUB AT RE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVENING wlUbe presented the new Grand Historical Opera called OUKTATUB THE THIRD; OR ...
... ‘•OtUtt M. U Ohaomaa, Thoeaaa Ftcagarald, F. >r. Hon. R. Fitigibhon, SirK.N^* J. M. Galway, CWlm fVr.L. Jaaaaa Grattan. D.rid HMary Grattan. N. A. Vi*®? L. Macbnighlin, Man O-RSli Luke Whim, Rork h F. French, Dobbin. Stawell, reeiewin the list IHih member* ...
... Accidental death. The following vetoers were wrecked at the month of the Dee on Friday evening .—Tlie achooner Kate, of Ipswich, John Moor; crew oared. The sloop Elisabeth, of Barmnuth ; five of the crew were drowned. The sloop Reeo• lotion, of ; the captain ...
... for Labourers, and excel- lent Meadow Land adjoining, in the Parish of St. Teath. TO BE LET BY PUBLIC SURVEY, at the King's Arms Inn, in Camelford, on Wednesday the 15th day of January next, at Four ?? in the Afternoon, for a term of Fourteen or Twenty-one ...
... Unblofhis bin Ac aeaHcien Injury, and afaUUadat bat atm tha af anara nbaalaldy dead witUa n not ta hare taft him the oetHnarr which arm the exhibit towarda Untraff* aye lor. IVtiat, then, the great, tha utnahalnllta ntliri that atadanin thrwat hlmaalf Arwaid mcatbdAr ...
... suitable for travelling in locomotive steam carriages. (Signed) Thos. Telford, John Rickman, C. W. Pasley, Bryan Donkin, Timothy Bramah, James Simpson, John Thomas, Joshua Field, John Macneill, Alexander Gordon, William Carpmael. London, November, 1833. A ...