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... Subscriptionsin aid of Mr. John Frost, the exile of England, received by George Ross, Glasgow. Amount previously inserted ?? £635 a11 Book No. 45, per Daniel Sharpe . .. 46 0 Kirli-ntilloch, per John Ronald 1 0 o Bowk No. S, per John Cameran, Hutcheson-town ...

... 'A Ohcna arsmehael spieduetf sozzard; Three Arms, Savlllb -Ouse, Duddng;* Ann smith - 'Zar, Sparlng Proidet ne, Ma ria. Rdley; British Oak, Wright. 3flsoi-fw Fleece, Coebrip; 4gueen. Broadhsead; Loutd John 5ttssell;' lhamh8illl Lynn-Endeavour, Armiae; ...

... Solicitor.General. These two eminent e men said, they were not guilty, while an ignorant 1 mani, of the name of Christopher Johns or John a Christopher (and this intelligent juryman could not it say % hick was his right name)-(laughter,)-gavo as a reason for ...

... perpetual curate of Stock- ibridge Hants, to the rectory of Ickford, Bucks. Patron the Rev. John Charles Towinseind. a The Bishop of Winchester has collated the Rev. J. John- t stone, rector of Baughurnt, to the rectory of Overton, void by ithe decease of the ...

... hais £200 per annum and a splendid man- sion allowed him by his Corporation! Read Mr. Abel Heywood's speech, and that of Mr. John Rich- ,is ardson White, on the subject, .both of whom opposed all the grant, agreeing very properly that the situation ought ...

... £200 per annum and a splendid man-l sion allowed him by his Corporation! Read Mr. l Abel Heywood's speech, and that of Mr. John Rich- ardson White, on the subject, both of whom opposed the grant, agreeing very properly that the situation ought to have ...

... tallow, deals, and mats. During the ceightof the storm the Britosn, of Cardigan, was hurled on to the roeks in St. Bride's bay, and became a perfect wreck, At Swansea, Exusnuth, Cardigan, Bideford, and Portland, the adamage Is described to have been of the ...

... Churcls of Southwell, Notts. The Rev. John West, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Coleford, Somerset, to the Rectory of Clipslsam, Rutland, on the joint presentation of Mrs. Mary Snow and John Moore Paget, 1isq. The Rev. John Nottildge, M.A., to the Rectory of ...

... The Tradesman have agreed to close their Shops, end pro a Public Dinner iS to be provided by Mrs. A fkrill, of the Kieg's 0n Arms Inn, ia celebration of the opening of the Itallway. fro of BRIDLINTOTON. tfr Cunntidorable Improverneuth are anticipated, in ...

... Thomas Grant, John 1itlligan, James Bryan, and James li Power, were proceeding from Waterford to Curraghmor, it in the county of Kilketny, their residence, they had not at proceeded far beyond the bridge when they overtookthree ot men, uaned John Walsh, Henry ...

... wending lis vac to the door ofthe vicarage. Please, sir, I've come for a license. License, John ! you don't require a license to bury your poor wife. John was abashed for the moment. Howy long, my good man, have you lived together as man and wife ...