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... of the Taibot Inn, Hartlebury, to Mrs. Jones, of Winterfold, Worcestershire. On Saturday last, at balf-past twelve Doctor John Webster, of this town, aged 39, after an illuess of thirty-cight hours ouly: he died of that inveterate disease caiied Peritonitis ...
... Strangeways, J. French F Strutt, E. Gi'oson, J Style, Sir C. Gordon, R Talbot, J. 11. Goring, H Talford, Serjeant Grattan, J Tancred, 11. W. Grattan, Thomson, C. P. Greene, T Thornely, T. Greenaway, C Trary, H. H. Grey, Sir Troubridge, Sir E. T. Grote, G Tufnell ...
... Esq. Honble. Mrs. Norton J. B. Buckstone, Esq. Honbte. E. Phipps John Came, Esq. J. R. Planchc, Esq. Alfred Crowquill M. J. Quin, Esq, Mrs. Charles Gore J. H. Reynolds, Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Hook, Esq. N. P, Willis, Esq. ...
... Deal' FARMING STUCK, implements In |UariMsdxy, part of the neat Household furniture, and ether effects, the property of Mr. John Beales, sen. who has let bis Farm; comprising four-post bedsteads and hang- Inga, tent ditto and hanginga, feather bed and ...
... vols. Dvo. S Is. PR;IOR'S L-IFE of GOLDS-MITH. John Marray, Albemarle street. On Tuesday, 26th December, Volume the Sixth of HE LIFE of SIR WALTElR SCOTT. T By Mr LLocKHAeT. Robert Cadell, Edinburgh; John Mucrray, and Whittaker and Co. Londoa. Of rhom ...
... of 'England.' France,' Poland,' and ' Maim* John Hurray, Albesnarle•strect. INDIA. L'OR PASSAGE TO INDIA and the Colonies, sad all Ishemad•• •a•••SM1 a• 1 wkb Isdia trial. apply to Captain ORINDLAY. lees Arm Aare. ON Aim N•. IS. Conobill MUNI eau tuna ...
... Blanchard. Esq. Hon. Mrs. Norton. .1. B. Buck stone, Esq. Hon. E. Phi ps. John Came, Esq. J- R- Planche. Esq. Alfred M..LQuin, Esq. Airs. Charles Oorc. H. Remolds. Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Ho»k, Esq. | N. P Willis, Esq. Those ...
... large armed bodies, and plundered of arms the houses of many of his Majesty's loyal subjects in different parts of the kingdom, and cut down and carry away great numbers of trees, wherewith to make handles for pikes and other offensive weapons to arm their ...
... bodies, attack the houses of well-disposed inhabitants, robbing them of arms, money, and other matters of property. And again, at a second meeting, it was declared that bodies of armed men still continue to parade through different parts of the country ...
... disarm the peaceable inhabitants; their endeavours to collect great quantities of arms in obscure hiding-places; their assembling by night to exercise in the practice of arms ; their intimidation, accompanied by the most horrid murders, to prevent his Majesty's ...
... bad practised various secret contrivances for being supplied with and keeping arms and ammunition. This shows to ihe Noble Lord, on the one hand, a >• cret, extensi ve, armed , ., nd organised con l'ederac v, pillaging, destroying, burning, murdering- ...