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... ihe falcon Inn, Uppingham; the Sondes' Arms, Rockingham; the Royal George, Cottingham the Cockayne Arms, Great Oakley; the Dukes Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby ; the King's Arms, Weldon the ...
... daughter ol the late John Bucke, Esq., of Long Melfoid, Suffolk. On Sunday last, Dilwyn, by Rev. J. Powell, Mr. Thos. Jenkins, printer, of this city, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs. Harris, New-street. On Tuesday, at St. John's, the Rev. Custos Gaibet ...
... 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 Hatton ...
... as before announced,) Mr. John Jones, gun-maker, Birmingham, to Mary Shenton, daughter of the late Mr. Jeremiah Goodall, of this City. Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Barrs, baker, of this City, Mrs. Gibbard, widow of the late Mr. John Gibbard, butcher. Yesterday ...
... that he fell into the sea on that side of the wreck which the boats could not any possible exertions reach. At this moment John Ray, a Ceylonese (formerly pearl-diver) jumped from one of the boats into the shrouds, and was on deck in an instant; he saw ...
... deceased. John Flood, Esq., second son of John Flood, of Viemount, in the county of Kilkenny, Esq. John Curtis, Esq., eldest son of John Curtis, late of the city of Limerick, Esq., deceased. Arthur Jones O'Keefe, Esq., eldest son of John ...
... Pembroke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, follows Pbmhrokbshirb ; The Haverfordwest Town colour, scarlet. The Pembroke Town Hounds ; scarlet. Col. Hounds; scarlet. Captain Child’# Hounds; scarlet. Captain Boven’# Hound# ; scarlet. John Thomas Beyaon, Esq ’# Hounds ...
... even among some of u onnell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan Il i , from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a l' ...
... among some of O'Connell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken up, and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan got from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate in requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a ...
... urgirt-'' Plumstesd. nhead.Berk- JOHN SOS. ■n, jRTIS. Men. FKATI s” ard.J.ff» •c, drapers--* raotc »tK ct ' K.Vf and Ji.-(f- o-Ph« E- G.*o° ar. OCK. idlord. »>*s' John’* BANKRUPTS to lurrender in BASINGHALLSTREET. SMITH, JOHN DAVIDSON, Norwood, Rtable-k«*per ...
... of mettone, Eeq., neta Tr.C » view. T. Atti and our now his pa- and sentiments were “Tee ki The Family,” « Lord Hill and the Arm * Lord Auekland sod the Navy,” “The * ” “Mr. Coke, of “The Magistrates of Norfolk,” (after the song of the Old “ Town * Agriculture ...
... is t s_-• Ylood, second son of John Flood, of Viemount, Joleo,3.inty of Kilkenny, Esq. Of LC a4 s I deceased. Esq., eldest son o f J o h n C urt i s, l ate o f th e c ity CPAi:theorir.t.Tones O'Keefe Esq eldest son of John Charles de e cefe, l a t e of ...