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... More aud James Woolly, Basinghallstreet, wholesale woollen-drapeis, Feb. 10, March 17. Fox and Meeke, Basinghall-street. Harry Royal Hotel. Tonbndgc Wells, hotel-keeper, Feb. 14, March 17. Trehern and White, Leadenhall-strect. James William Spradbrow, Newington ...
... Wednesday, the ««nd ult. (being the last for the season), under the patronage of Frederick Perkins, Esq., the assembly room at Harris’s Royal Hotel, which was attended by most of the nobility, gentry, &c., the neighborhood. Amongst those present were the Earl ...
... Winchester, the latter for Woolwich. Second-class Surgeon William Uraybrooke leaves Fort Titt for Woolwich. Lieutenant IMiilip Harris. Royal Marines. Chatham, has recently visited the School of Musketry llyllic, for the purpose of rendering any explanation or ...
... half-pay. Serpens. —Thames Foos, Staff; Thomas Clarks, half-pay. aitto. —Williams John Alexander Orr, 550 Foss; Edw. Harris, Royal Artillery. We ploased to amsouner that hr. Philip Soloman, rematly High Bhoriff for Some; in the Commissooa of the Peace ...
... six months of his seniority, and to severely reprimanded. The court afterwards proceeded to the trial of Private Grange Harri', Royal Marines, serving on board the Mars, on a charge of stealing watch, the property of Harvey, surgeon of the said ship, and ...
... to forfeit six months of bb smlority, and to sever sly reprimanded. The oourt proceeded to too trial of Private Grange Harri*, Royal Marines, serving board ths Mai£ stealing watch, the property Mr. Hsrvey, surgeon of the Said ship, and also Jeofcat, to% ...
... months of his seniority, and to be severely reprimanded. The court afterwards proceeded to the trial of Private Grange Harrie, Royal Marines, serving’ on board the Mars, on a charge of atealing a watch, the roperty of Mr Harvey, suggeon of the said ship ...
... llth and purchased a pipe-mouth; tendered shilling and received 10/1. etisnge; it turned out be base. Colour-Sergeant Harris, Royal Marines, deposed to Watkins passing parcel to Marino named Wm. Hill, on the 12th inst.; tbe parcel contained base shillings ...
... Cow—Browning Golden Cross.—E. Veneer. Rose—Fenemme King William—H. Munroe. Rose and Crown— Goodbun Lord Nelson—Alfred Harris. Royal Oak Hotel—Philpott Liverpool Arms—T. Bartlett. Royal Oak—W. Bowles Marine Arms—W. Taylor. Royal Mail—Smith Providence—J ...
... Esq., of Leavers, East Peekham, Kent, in the 77th year of her age. Harris.—On the 16th inst, at Southsea, Captain R. Harris, Royal Navy, son of the late J. Harris, Esq., Wittcrsham Hall, Kent, and brother to the late Major Sir W. C. Harris. Henham.—On ...
... Anna, widow the late Benjamin Cnrrey, Esq., in the 7«th year of her age. Ou the 16th inst., atSouthsea. Captain Robert Harris, Royal Navy, son of the late James Harris, Esq.. Wittersham Hall, Kent, and brother to the lute Major Sir William Cornwallis Harris ...
... 13. Jan. 19, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. 8. Cooper, aged 53. Jan. 15, Mr. E. Wilier, aged 28. Southska— Jan. 16, Captain R. Harris, Royal Navy, son of the late J. Harris, Esq., Wittersham Hail, Kent. St. Lawrence— Jan. 15, at Mansion, Elizabeth Spain, aged ...