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... 12—18 I Brecon I Bridgenorth | SCHEDI •The following comprises the those towns within the circuit Skction I.—Parliamentar Cardigan I Pwllheli | Section 2.—Boundaries to be Basingstoke . 12—-.18 Caine Chard 9—12 Chippenham 12—~I8 Glastonbury The hill is ...
... Warehouse, Bath; the Golden ion, and Fortes~e Arms, Barnsssphe; Mr. Assos'Far, Steam-Packet Hotel, 'Iharacombe; King's Arnms Inn, Plymotuth; Etr'SHotel, Devonport: and at heStamPake Ofic, 0,QuyBamRISOL, 'Mr. JOHN HAREYAgatt atd t he arour and Steam-Packet ...
... Aldermanbury. Mr. W. aICK, and t Chimia Warehouse, Bath; the Golden Lion, amid Fortesque Arms, srn Biarnstaple; Mr. AMos Pity, Stenm-Packet Hotel, Iliracombe; King's Arms Inn, Plymsotuthi; ELIsOTT'S Hotel. Devonport; and NI at ste Steam-Packet Office, 60 ...
... 1F. Salnmon, 12, Old Broad-strvel, surgeon to St. John's Hospital; Jarrett Dashwood, surgeoii to the Rooyal Humane Institution; C. Millard, demotistrator of anatomy at the school df. Webb-street; John Hitthmann, surgeon to the Leamingtoni Bathing institution ...
... Inn, Aldermanbury. Mr. WV. ICE, .China Warehouse, Bath; the Golden ILion, and Foitesque Arms, Barnstaple; Mr. Aefos FNYt, Steam-P'acket Hotel, Illracombe; King's Arms Inn, Plymouth; ELLIOTT'S Hotel, Devonport; and .at' the Steam-Packet: Office, 60, Quay ...
... the breastI. Titis subslafiee rapidly' ifcrq-ai~ed in size, with very great p~aiii, extending to the'arm-pit, &nd a'ffict- ring the uise of the right arm. It presented an irregular surface, kiiotty and hiard, of a dark purple and greenish colouri in' size' ...
... lest, at the aiattl stir Descent, Hobert Town; 132 perms perished. Werra panel otiose were ramjets. The King bar appointed John William Birch, Esq. to Cleri.Asestent the Verbatim's, in the roan of William Comm. Ledo/1m Earl of Devon. The Duke of Cumberland ...
... ballot are- For the Western District: Far the Eastern District: Job Harril, Thomas Powell, John Bailey, Joseph Grace Smith, : -JohnAdolhqhNsStinsbtaryEtqrs. John Wesley Hall, Esqrs. Of whom two-thirds arg re-eligible. FOR NEW YORK. r- The well-known British ...
... Liverpool, John 1. Ca->Mn, Esq., to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late John Todd, Esq., of Preatulea. Aug. 27, at Mt-ils, Somerset, the Rev. John Ragott Doveton, Francis Adams, jun., Esq., of Clifton, Maria, fourth daughter of the Rev. John Frederick Doveton ...
... during the room. Presently the dame of quality rose from her seat, and in voice that was almost smothered in r,⢠exclaimed John, how dared you to put on nyi rage. exci.i . ,| t | )at t he Mack « ladyship hadheen intended for Johnâ inâ whin marched ...
... saniction of the Regents:) IllS lmPERIALI AJtSTY DON P7EDIO IL. DIRECTORS' JamesC. C. Bvll, Esq. I John Harstman, Esq. John Brown, Esq. I Fred. Huth, Jun. Esq. John Dixon, Esq. Sir Charles Price, Hart. Jolin Foster, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. AUniTORS: George ...
... Goods, Merchandi~,sdStPil froM Loss or Damage by Oare. pasaICTiRS: JOHN HAY'THOWNE, BIChairats GEORtGE Gll34, Deputy chairm0SO JOSEPH COOKSON CHARLE:S PAYNE HENRY BUSH JOHN HURLE. JOHN ACRAMAN. THOiIAS CAM~JPLIN t tile. l 71HIS . Copaily effect Itsttralcnse ...