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... TENEMENTS, with slated Roofs, having a frontage next the Street of 32 feet by 40 feet deep, in the several occupations of John White and John Coveney, at weekly rents amounting to about jt'B per annum. Lot 3. A large Timber-built and Weather -boarded SHED, with ...
... bullocks. i' excellent Implements will comprise a capital on-armed mad waggon, with double and single shafts, U hoop tilt : 4 iron, arm 6 -inch-wheel loading carts, •'-inch-wh.il iron-arm ditto, an excellent lever drill, iv-makin- machine, * Wedlake'x ...
... im- portant arm originally entrusted to Colonel Smith, whose ill health has incapacitated him for the arduous duties such a command necessarily supposes.— Britannia. Immense Payment of Wages.— A correspon- dent informs us that «* Sir John Guest is paying ...
... and consisted of 16 dark hay barouche horses, and carriages, &c. Her late Royal Highness's town carriage, with the Royal arms of England superbly emblazoned, yellow bammercloth. &c. fetched 71 guineas; travelling landau let, guineas; the garden chair ...
... Mercury. The late Snow Storm—Four Lives Lost.—lslav, January 14. —On Thursday, the rnrrent, when Donald John M'Oueen, Alexander Ciirrie. and John Keith, were crossing the trackless waste which lies between Airdthallay and Kinagary, ttiey lost their way ...
... military stores; and that the Euglisb Government has agreedto give them on credit alarg? quantity of muskets, pistols, and other arms, the delivery of trhicb is taking place at this moment in the Tower. V The new Census will be taken the Ist of July next. Provision ...
... Curtis.—Ohwrccr. Anti-Meat Eating Society.-The following extract from the prospectus of Anti-Meat Eating Society, which the John Bvll says it propoeed to establish several eminent market gardeners, fruiterers, and other dmnUrattd persons“ It e fact that ...
... That policy waa vindicated by the obvious dcaigos of the Pacha, aod the total helplessness of the Sultan. That France would arm in tbs Pacha’s cause not to be presumed, the result had proved that the judgment formed had been the correct one. The aid given ...
... the table. . a The Earl of SnamsaonT then moved, that James Thomas Earl of Cardigan be admitted ball.—Agreed to. The Earl of Sh APTnanonY then moved that James Thomas Earl Cardigan, called upon produce two sureties of £5.000. and bo bound himself the sum ...
... apology for his presenting this subject tbem. Trial of the of Cardigan.— Orders have been issued from the office Woods and Forests to make preparations in the House of Lords for the of the Earl Cardigan, and on Thursday morning workmen were busily engaged in ...
... Sudbury Mr. H. Barrr Terliug Messrs. K night & Turner Witbsm The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said‘Matucs Thomas. Earl of Cardigan, you hare been indicted for felony, and bare been tried by your Peers; 1 have the satisfaction of informing you that they ...
... Phene wea gilt by John Angnstile Foulder. November f7tb, (i£tet) 17 years. P.B. Wrote this with point of (bis Phene. Onenotber paper is, John Foulder, sen. wrote (bis with tbe pea in November, 1797;” and on (be third piece we eed, John Galliogton, November ...