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... Acre, is. 23r.. both let at per Acre, and all in the occupation Mr. James Grattan,as tenant from vear to year 14a. 3a. I7r. Lot ?—A HIGH COMMON in Hutton Moor, let Mr. Grattan, at per Annum. l.ot ;l. A HIGH I OF COMMON Hutton Hill, not let,| which when ...
... per acre, y9. Close of Pasture Land, called L«nd fcroft, let to Mr. Jas. Grattan at 425. per acre, —A Close c.f Land, called Lower } Froymore, let to Sir. James Grattan at'42s. 11 per acre, J —Another Close Pasture Land, called q Upper Fioqmore, let ...
... polovoolotabl.. ve deo elocution of duty. sad kw woe of semen. Frost tie Sonerisies;;;;lt't The follow Polies Co John Clark,teift Stati the let inst.; John flew of July no the .4nd inst.; neglect of duty, and bell on the 'l4th inst. OL POLICE. rotary ik Wetek ...
... Stephen Bendall, Esq. of Deverell-house, Nails- worth_-Major Wm. John Butterworth, Madras army, to Char- lotte Penelope, 2d dau. of John Bird, Esq. of the Madras civil t service-At Llaielly Ir. John Williams, master of the Ifilliam, a to Ann, 2d daL. of the ...
... ehants. John Robinson Noble and Thomas chger, Bowness, Westmorland, surgeons. William How and John ' urner, iT] uckfeld, Sussex, grocers. Isaae Wileock, William Smith, and tid sta Hutton, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers. Daniel Harris John Plowman, ...
... Ti«cy . Bradford —Lister, Busfield Bury—Walker Cambridge (/niceirffy—Goulburn, Law . Caroareon —Hughes . Cardigan —Pryse Clitkera —Fort CVcfcnlrr—Saoderaon, Smyth . . . . Crfr&Wr—Neeld Ueennport—Grej, Codrington . Durham—l roror Harlaod ...
... i’ariiament. (Cheers.) other candidate being proposed, the Sheriff declared Lord Ashley, 11. C. Sturt, Ksq., and the lion. John (». C- I'ox Strang, ways, duly elected, —an announcement that was received with continued cheers , . Lord Asmi.EY then came ...
... sentence, to be further imprisoned for two mouths, for assaulting John Rogers, both of Devizes. Fos Tuial- John Blagdon, charged with having stolen one ewe sheep, the property of John Sainsbury, Market Lavington—William Cooper, charged with stealing one ...
... 1)., the Rey. John Kynastoe Charletoe. 1 war of Elbenon, to Georgian.. Henrietta, second daughter of lieorge Gordan, Esq., of t/sk Lease, Tot:kimono, in the same county. Auguat 10, at Churchill. by Its.. R. IV.l.anthert,the Itey. John Jenkins, Wesleyan ...
... at least 6000/. We understand that the Hampton Court stud will certainlv sold auction in the course the autumn. man. named John Constant, has died of the wounds he received during the voting at Canterbury election. coronet's inquest was held the body ...
... Aug. 8, Charlotte, the beloved wife of Mr. John Best, gamekeeper to Sir Charles Hulse. Deceased was much and deservedly respected. Died, Aug. 5, at Croydon, her 87th year, Mrs. Grantham, widow of Mr. John Grantham, Newbury, Berks. Died, on the 6th inst ...
... Bradshaw* Cardi Canterbury Lord A. Conyngham Nicholl ( ‘ardiyanshire Col. W Powell Cardigan . Carlisle P. Pryse P. H. Howard W. Marshall Carmarthenshire Hon. G. R. Trevor John Jones Carmarthen David Morris Carnarvonshire 1. R. O. Gore' Carnarvon B. Hughes* ...