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... Matthew Gibton. Brentford Mr. John Warner, statue* Tltoma* Weetwoo,!, 1 K. VV. Kidler. ♦ harle-Smith. dit*.» I II :.ert Xuste.l, I James Billiiixa*. | For the t >nrrev. Mr. R.Bo»»rn. Ulieit«e> I Mr. Williaiu Mason. Pirnium John ox. but I Robert .»oke, Guttdlord ...
... 13. by the Julia, Barker, from Sierra Leone. Hannibal, London to New York, 6lh inst. 1at.46. lon. 28. Amy, Liverpool to St. John NB. lon. 19. by the Sarah, Sadler, arrived at Cowes. Thalia, hound to Sicily, 351 h ult. off Cape de Gatt. Betsey, Corfu to ...
... the Falcon Inn, Uppingham; the Sondes'Arms, Rockingham; the Royal George, Cottingham; the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms,' Corby; the King's Arms, Weldon; the ...
... grocer and tea-dealer. Tyler, John, late of Kudduck’s-buildings, Skinner-street, Bishopsgatc, superannuated labourer. Solomon, Elias, late of Devonshire-place, Lisson-grove, Mary-le-bone, tailor, and dealer in fish. Guy, John, late of Hobert-street, Adelphi ...
... this Farm is such as to command &t once a fine prospect of the valley ot Llanbedr, the estuary of Mochras, the whole of the Cardigan Bay ; also, at a remote distance on the southern side, the promontory of Celymin, the Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire hills ...
... in the hotel, his arms might therefore surely b tilowed to remain also. Latterly, however, the treatmen jffered to Count Curoli lias exhausted the patience of th Government. Remonstrances and protests against the re raoval of the arms were heard , but ...
... times—John Bull. Baptists, and have withdrawn in consequence of the non- We are happy to be able to contradict the statement observance of the ordinances in the old chapel.—Brighton Herald. . which appeared on Sunday i n our contemporary the John B Yesterday ...
... diaabnee the mlndt of those who were led belief* it, (hear, hew,) and iha» they would believe him (Sir John Byn*)«h*nbe would sooocr cut bis rl|?iit arm oft, tbsn allow bis sod to come Chatham to make use such influence. continned cheering, which dctlted ...
... Parke—Cardiff, July 7 ; Carmarthen, 12; Haverfordwest, 19; Cardigan, 24; Brecon, 26; Presteign, 31 ; ChesterjAugpJL^^^_ A Cannibal. —On Saturday night at Great Bridge, near this town, a young man named John Sergeant, by trade a snuffer maker, and a fellow named ...
... chimney glass in gilt lame, (largo tome. set of ten Spanish mahogany chairs, with Carved stay rails. satin hair seats and two arm ditto to correspond. set cf mahogany pillar and claw dining tables, pair of elegant Spanish mahoesny sideboards, on beautifully ...
... EWER .Ditto. Mr. JOHN HOW Ui.iiiam Mr. DANIEL POTTER .Ijktok. Mr. JOSm. C’AMPKIN hne. Air. JOHN POPE, March. Air. A. T. PAHS Air. \V. SIMONS, Draper,Nc. Ro\rton. Mr. KDWn. SIANTON .SwAmiAMPatoß Air. HENRY KINO Uniow. Mr. JOHN GOWAHD. Jun.. isuecm ...