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... housekeeper, ami late proprietor saw mills and sawyer, Nov. y John Boddlngton, Manchester, corn, hop, and provision dealer, Nov. 7 —Henrv Savage, Dorset-squarc, .Sliddlesex, apothecary, Nov. James, Cardigan, licensed victualler, Nov. 10— Thomas Benbow, Cheltenham ...
... and John Thutstans, \Volvercut nail manufacturers. Richard Barrett Watson and John Leeds, share brokers. Charles humfiey and K.M. A. lane, Sf. Mary Hill, and Halcham, and WhHechapcl, Wra. Scott and John Keams, Leman street, Goodman’s of fire arms. J. ...
... MARRIBD. rosin At Dublin. John Grattan Guinness, jun.. Esq.. Shedff 'Arnim?. and niece of the Dr. Jun.. DUMP At Trichinopoly, C. Safe. Esq , John Wilson, tat Refit. Madras t. At Tingesick, Rucks, Henry Smith. Etch• of of the Rev. John Risley, Recto: of Thornton ...
... Girafte (a) from Uottcrilam.—Sailed, the Kobert Sutton, for Singapore ; Louisa, Baillie, for the Mauritius. Deal, Not. 11.—Armed from the lliTer and sailed, the Mindoro, Hiler, for Kio Janeiro; Matilda Luekie, for Berbicc. Off Fairleioh.—The M'Alninc, ...
... General Sir John Ormsby' Vandeleur, G.C.8., Colonel of the 16th Lancers. Lieutenant-Colonel Vandeleur is a Conservative. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Jolm Burgoyne, Grenadier Guards an officer with whose , services we are unacquainted. Sir John was appoinsed ...
... was in her arms, escaped unhurt. Mrs. Grice, of Madeley, sustained a slight concussion of the brain. The remainder of the outside passengers, with the guard, Mr. John Rushton, escaped with slight bruises. Mrs. Morris, the wife of the Rev. John Morris, Methodist ...
... the 1 Sir J GRAHAM reiilied, that Lord Chancellor law relative to the importation arms into Ireland, did send letters to Lord Ffrench and various other (Hear, hear.) Grattan had been the supporter of the magistrates. (Hear, hear.) Act 40 George 111. upon ...
... portly vo. lumes.—Times. An interesting volume, and the maps recommend it to the notice of the public.—Literary Gazette. Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Taternoster.row. FVHE MONTHLY CHRONICLE, for MAY, contains I. Royal Liturgies; Protestant Persecution in ...
... steamer well armed and manned, as we had such a quantity of treasure on board. About midnight we arrived at the place—it was in the midst of a thick jungle —and found about 150 of as rascally-looking cutthroats as you could well conceive, all armed to the teeth ...
... our correspondent that the cases of Lord CARDIGAN and Lord WALDEGRAVE are to be placed on the same level as indicating partiality in our high courts of justice. Partiality enough has been shown to Lord CARDIGAN at the Horse Guards ; but we believe that ...
... Etwall, Ralph Majority against hoed John Russell's Resolution (Tellers included) .. ~ Absent Conservatives .. .. ~. Liberals Seale Vacant, Double Returns, &c.—Southampton, Salop, Cornwall, Clackmannan, Cardigan, Thetford, Bandon, Meath .. ...
... Northington, Lord Castlereagh, Lind Charlemont, the Duke of Portland, General Burgoya &0., and in particular those of Henry Grattan him self—are of the highest interest and importance, a some of them, those for instance of Mr. Fox to Low Northington, and ...