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... S OF INSOLVENCY. that James Hlutton, Piccadilly, baker. ,r of John Watton, Upper Bedford-place, Middlesex, surgeon. , the Thomas Tomalin, Luton, Bedfordshire, baker. rnor Joseph Slack, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-broker. V ence William Sturt, Newick, Sussex ...
... Sir R. Hardy John Wall, Charles Baring Hawkes Thomas Walpole Lord Hay Sir John, Bart. Welby Glynne Earle Hayes Sir E. S. Bart. Weyland R. Henniker Lord Whitmore T. C. Herbert Hon. Sidney Wilbraham Hon. R. B. Berries Rt. Hon. J. C. Williams Thomas P. Hill ...
... Birmingham. Thontas York, Northampton. carver, April 6, Mlay 5, at the Horse Shoe Inn, Daventry. Solicitor, lr. Gery, Daventry. Thomas Kennington, Vrawby, Lincolnshire, horse-dealer, April 10, Alay 5, Pt the lion J3otel, Glamford Briggs. Solicitors, Messrs ...
... Tree iu: frut, W.. ?? Thomias, Eaiq.; the best d'itto in bloom, G.~ Y. Whlinson, W Egg. # thc best Lemon Tree in frult, W. B. Thomas s. the ?? Plant, J. G. Barnes, Esq. ; the rodbe' no ,ditto, Rew. F. Foxiowe; the. bet %3reen House- PlnRe. F.Foalowe; the ...
... deal box at Repton, the property of John ?? three calendar months, Thomas Marples, convicted of setting snares for destroy. . Ing game in the township of Barlow.-For one month, I Thomas Kirkman, convicted of takilng fish in the private fishery of the Alarquess ...
... was exhibited by W. B. Thomas, Esq. The fruit was not so numerous as was L expected; indeed a solitary pine, from Mr. Wilkinson, with Si four plants of strawberries from Mr. Barrow, and a plate of (3 strawberries from Air. Thomas, comprised the whole that ...
... own lined'the shores was beyond all calculation. Their Alajestiea o e of partook of a splendid dijeuner with Sir T. and Lady Hardy, ?he. toI which a large party of the Nobility and several Naval 4 ther Officers had been invited. lked The Princess Victoria ...
... this country. tto I)EATrs OF THE ?? is our most painful I task, this day, to announce the death of the AMost Reverend tent Thomas Kelly, Primate of Ireland. His Grace fell a sacri- am fice to a malignant fever, caught while administering the eto rites ...
... whale was recently washed on shore on the domain of Sir Thomas Uools. at Lienacre, gW0fl. It wag so tsolh decomposed, that It was difficult to determine to which species it beloqged. Sir Thomas collected the perfect em nlim, with t w mctlng gpppwand lower ...
... June. They state Hi Ethat the Spanish Brig, Palenta. was boarded by the Captain ante of an English ship ofF the island of St. Thomas, and that the rio kidnapped African slaves were found on board. The d in Spanish slaver had been for thirty-eight dlays off ...
... Sir 1. Shadwell. Sir C. Pepys,r the hlotel of the Rolls, Sir John Campbell, C. F. Williams, I ct Esq. W. V eliwyn, Esq. Sir Thomas Erskine, S. Tancted, td Esqf.jtll'tiawn, Esq. ad M; D. Hill, Esq; DV, - - MEEINGs Or CONSERVATIVFE WnHaS,On Tuesday the ...