... Att. Robinson, Wolverhamptou. JOHN JOHNSTON, Manchester, banker, April 25, May i6, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Atts. Appleoy, Harpur-street, Red- Lion-square; or Oliver, Manchester. KENNETH M‘LEOD and JOHN BOYLE WOOD, Liverpool, ship chandlers ...

... Justice Cresswell, Justice Coltman remains in town. The second reading of the Irish Arms’ Bill was carried on Wednesday, after three nights’ debate, by a large majority. word John Russeil, Lord Seymour, We quite concur with L who voted for the second reading ...

... Hotel, Tenby ; Dragon Inn, Pembroke ; Ratzon Arms, Narbeth; the Angel Inn, Cardigan; Gogerdden Arms, Aberystwith ; Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter ; Cawder Arms, dilo; Castle Inn, Liandovery ; Castle Inn, Brecon ; Arms, Swansea ; Bush Hotel, ...

... Axe. JOHN GRIEVE, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, engraver, June 20, July 21, at Basinghall-screet. Atts, Tilleard and Co. Uid Jewry. JOHN DEWE, Oxford, bookseller and milliner, June 16, July 21, # Basinghall-street. Att. Llogd, Miik-street. JOHN CLARKE ...

... formerly of the Orduance De; Art nent. Dublin Castle. July 1, in New-street, Ledbury, about six years of age, John, the eldest son of John Turn sy. July 2, aged Me. Thomas Bireh, saddler, of Castle-street, bury, the oldest tradesman in the town, at 14 ...

... pos- sessed of 600 stand of arms, and 10 barrels of gunpowder, An attempt had been made to decoy a party of troops, and to destroy them, which was frustrated by the prudence of Major Campbell. No less than 147 men, well armed, lay in ambush, ready to overpower ...

... Proome, Herefordshire, John Homes, jan. Esq. to Miss De , of the Birehin. July 22, 23, at St. Botolph’s, Aldgate, Mr. Milton, of Bromsgrove, to Mary Ann Busson, daughter of William Busson, Esq. Royal Wire, July » at Twickenham, John Francis Smith, Of Whithourne ...

... implicated in doings by having a case of arms directed to him, but which were detected and taken possession ot by the police. ‘The evidence against the accused rested entirely upon the testimony of the informer John Jones, who stated that he met Kebecca’s ...

... men and one boy died the same day, and the surgeon has given up all hopes ot three others, One of the poor sufferers, named John Birch, is burned to such a degree that he can neither sce nor hear ; another named George Churchill, has his tongue so burned ...

... Sturge ; and the Wellington, of Cardigan, Davies, 55, with 483 bris oats and 30 bales bacon for J. P. Kimberly, and 18 tons pollard and flour for J. and C, Sturge. for Wait, James, and Co. From Coleraine—the Mentor, of Cardigan, Davies, with 44 tons oats From ...

... Worcestershire, Sept 2 aged 97 year: . Mrs. Jane Howell, of Lanvihangel Lantarnam, Sept. g 2 merely: at Ledbury, George, son of Mr. John Cox, spirit Sept. 2o, at the Meads, Manor-to near Chepstow Sophia, third daughter of the late Clark, J. of near Kettering, ...

... M.P. are requested to send the particulars forthwith to Mr. John Kendall, Black- Friars, Gloucester, in order that the game may be examined and aid ; and all parti he same to the said John Kendall. debted to the saitl Sir Matthew Wood, are ereby desired ...