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... LL D. in the year ido3. The following gentlemen were also candidates for the appointment Dr. Woven, Fellow of Triaity-hell ; John Cottingham, Esq., M.A., of Union-hill Police*Mee ; Dr. Thomas Blake, Fellow of Trinity-hall ;T. C. Heiden, Esq. , M.A.; and ...
... them. 1 could not more, but in about minute I heard the report fire arm*. 1 then ran to the passage, and found Mr. Bennett on his back. T1 prisoner was leaning over him, and saw his arm cuing, but I d*l not see any thing in his hand. 1 went said, “OLd* ...
... 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 ...
... present were John Benelt, Esq.. M.P., Sir Charles Hulse, Bart., Joseph Neeld, Esq . M.P.. John Neeld, Esq., M.P., Captain Bolder*), M.P., Montague (lore, Esq . M.P., G. E. Eyre, Fsq., the Rev. Henry Hussey, Col. linlse, C. W. Everett, Esq., John Clark, Eaq ...
... 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 ...
... Elias, second daughter of the late Rev. John Foley, of Newent. May 30, aged 72, Mr. Daniel Evans, of Fairford, sou of the Rev. Mr. Evans, fmtneriy vicar of the same May 31, at Melksham, Maria, widow of the late Mr. John Nalder, aged 53. May 31, at an advanced ...
... and Husthwnite. Yorkshire.—The Rev. John Graham, D.D., to the rectory of Willingham. Oxford, June 3.-In a congregation holden, the following degrees were conferred Bachelor in Divinity : F. J. Kitson, fellow of St.John’s. —Matters of Arts: Rev. j. H. Janvrin ...
... 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 ...
... witlisn two miles of Cardigan, and on Saturday three near Abergwilly. la feet, a general feeling of apprehension prevails that the destruction of private property will follow the present toll-bar outrages. A of 11 toll-bars on the Cardigan trust states, that ...
... from Bath to Bristol, she was sopped at Aruo's Vale by fit a men, of the names of George Morgan, Thome White, John Young, Samuel Price, and John Collette. White held the young woman down by a rope whilst Morgan committed the offence upon her person. Time ...