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... daughter the late John Bythesea, Esq., of Wick House, Wilts. Died, on Saturday, Jan, 31, ir. his year, Mr. Jos. Lush, of Damerham, father of Mr. W. Lush, of the same place. Died, Feb. 2, in Pelham-place, Brompton, Lady Stoddart, wife of Sir John Stoddart, Knt ...
... meeting of the Dorchester Agricultural Protection Society, took place on Saturday last, the King's Arms Hotel, when thet-e was a very numerous attendance. Mr. John was called the Chair, and pointed out the necessity of determined exertion, on the part of all ...
... Collins, yarn dealer, Kidderminster John Choyce Chambers, needle manufacturer, Ipsley, Warwickshire James Milner, innkeeper, Stourport, Woicestershire Edwin lloare, clothier, Paiuswick, Gloucestershire. Rakish St. John the Baptist. —The new organ in this ...
... of crew . 16 Brig ' Erato,* of Cork, crew .8 Sloop 'Lovely Peggy,* Cardigan . â¢Dclanole,' aehonner, of Barn-staple Barque * Ness,' Bristol . . .16 Brig * Ganges,' of . .8 Sloop ' John and Mary,' Ajmt-edore Asm AWARDED. the six men who saved the crew ...
... purpose of gentleman various religions denominations as appear the list viz : Michael Castle Dr Stock John Harford Matthew Wright John Norton Rev Dr Bridges John £jCE Birtill Dr Spencer William Morgan Thomas Through the of Committee a lor opened in and in 1813 ...
... occurring in t in this town, o1 in Tuesday evening last, he (A laugh, and d frum Mr, © Fooks, and as Mr, Harvey the King’s Arms lon, he Loyal Victoria Lody must have emanate down to that gentleman. ‘Phen the of the first @ nniversary of t was presented ...
... which he saw approaching. He had nut a word to say against the esplanatien which Lord John Unseen made a few nights ago; but he must read a letter which Lord John Russell had not seen, and which he had addressed to her Majesty during the time he was ...
... other” BIr Hill seconded the amendment the Reform Bill Clifton joined to Bristol and it must rise or fall with Bristol BIr John Hare in a of considerable length during the delivery of which frequently interrupted by clamour supported the amendment He ...