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... Tlhorold, (sent. to be ditto. Major-Gen. Sir James Stevenson Banks has been invested witb tbe Ensigns ot a K. C. 1. - Major Thomas .Martin hns been appoinied Lieurenaat ('olouel of the Ist Dragoois, vice Somerset, dee.; Capt. Sir John NMonitagu Burgovye ...
... London. Thomas wlilson, Barnard's Inn, money scrivener and builder, June 26, July3S, at the same place. Solicitor, Carlow, Lnndon, William Bellringer, Mlilbank-street, butcher, June 25, July 31, at the same place. , Solicitor, Ford, London. Thomas Pickfora ...
... Jermyn anud Lord C. Fitroy Beiwick Sir Rufane Donkin and Mr. Bradshaw Eeoumaris F. Paget, Esq. Bradlbrd E. Lyster, Esq. and J. Hardy, Esq. - Bla~burn Mr. Turneraand Mr. Fieldeit Birsiig1am iMr. Attwsood and Mr. Scholefield Bristol Philip John Miles, Esq. anid ...
... 80 00 4oo31)4 0 0 Clarke, Thomas H. *.Wine and goolls under house No. 63, Queen square.. 204.1 6204 6 100o0 Cooke and Turner *.Stock in loft s behind No. 51, Queen square ..673 I3 672 11 33271 6 Carlile, Thomas,. . House No. 62, Queen-square ...
... Leicester; George Crozier; Hlenry Foote Edwards, of Brimslington; William 'T'esseymasn Jackson, of Har- worth; Richard Jones; Thomas Bradshaw, of Huddersfleld; Wellington Ellis, of Abeigavenny. 'On cixnday morning last, a cottage near Poole, belonging to ...
... MARRIED.-Geo. James Engal, only son of John Engall, Esq. of the Home Park, Windsor, to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Cheltenham.-G. Milward, Esq. of Gordon- square, London, and the Manor-house, Lechlade, .Gloucestershire, to Sarah ...
... strongly opposed tlhe mo. tion, and in doing so, he trusted that the government incurred no Chare of inconsistency. Ilr. Hardy, Mr. Hawesi, and Mr. C 'e.hosm supported the motion. Mr. P. THos*soN opposed the motion ont ttl ground that a property tax-the ...
... parishioners of the name of Hardy, who showed consider- D. able resentment. On the succeeding Sunday the Doctor it preached from the following text, which he pronounced with c much emphasis, and with a significant look at Hardy, who id was present- There ...
... long a period, and in a most happy iein of irony, which drew forth repeated cheers, and some hisses from the Blues, which Sit Thomas retorted upon them with admi. rable temper, cotcluded by proposing C. J. K. Tynte, Esq:, as a fit and proper person to represent ...
... enormous a price it lie had riot some, ultimate object other thenr the reconquest of Syria'in view. Th decn aiices from St. Thomas's mention the C arrival at that island of a schooner which was stolen fromt the Cape de Verde Islands by a party of Miguelite ...
... -Do'wnes. Fuit nr:-Mr. Win. John Welch, Torquay; and Mr. Wia.: *BieCoal House, Bovey Traccy. VEGHTABLES :-Mr. Luke Ponsford, St. Thomas, Exeter; Captain Borne, Alphington; Mr. James Clark, jnn, Windsor Terrace, Exeter; Aftr. *John Forbes, Gardener to, thlb Rev ...
... Godwein, J. Miter, Thomas Terrell, Frederick bect, F. GulpY, T. It. 3tltford, - rerrell. Henry tv23tefs, L. Grigg, Wiltinin Morga89n, Sum.' 1lespleton. iwW. Gilbert, J. F. M Rgaicthr slmtW linsst,li.liele Gisov - Slgaii Win. 'Thomas, Samuel Lia ieWlim ...