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... ‘foiled from New York for this port, in company with the Oliver Elfworth, and parted three days after; The Minerva, Capt Oxley,of this port, detained at Grimfby is releafed, and gone out of Dock. The fleet foiled from Jamaica for Europe, the Sth Dec ...
... ult Mr. John Clarkfon, of Frenchwood, near Prelion, to Mils Mary Parker, of Quarmore. Same day, Mary-le-Bone Church, tendon, Henry F. Oreville, Efq. late Lient-Colonel of the Dragoon Guards, to Lady Lambert. - . On the ult. at Manchefter, Charles Mbuat, ...
... thet east side of Geotge's dock. For QUEBEC, a, To sail in all April, The remarkably fine coppered A. 1. Ship GLOBE, GEORGE OXLEY, Master; 3560 ton; hurthei., -.sill take goods on very moderate terms of freight, anid ha, good accomno- datiorn for passengers ...
... ?? Missionaries. They were the only flesn kelongile to that denoleioatlon of Christians deli;he hoaseof hisdaglhtle, Mrs. Oxley, of North. ,It! otanrate e ef ?? Mr John Sirs, fatherof Mr. Jti ?? Of Stoctpot, a member of the Society of Osloeaf Anderea ...
... information may obtained applying (if by letter, post-paid) to Rickman and Hutchinson, Architects, Ann-street, Birmingham. OXLEY Gun Flint Manufacturers to the Hon. East India Company, requests the attention of Merchants, Captains, and Others, shipping ...
... John Lush and George Dickson, in negociating fictitious Bills of Exchange, purporting be accepted David I’aion, and also with Henry Gompony, in similar transaction.—He was ordered to be detained until should put in suSreiant bail fuehiaappearto take his trial ...
... Samuel Whitely, f R. S. Barlow, William Alexander, a John Sutcliffe, E. H. Walker, e L. Meacock, Henry Fogg, u James Nevill, Samuel Aloxon. b Mrs. Alex, Henry, ...
... thi he resignation of Mr. Baron Graham being accepted by lis lan. a, jesty, Mr. Sergeant Vaughan, who is the brother of Sir Henry to Halford, will be elevated to the Bench, and Occupy the BaronrX he vacant seat in the Exchequer. :r- Seirra Leone.-It is ...
... pinall, A.M., Mr. Robert Davies to Miss Mary Neil. On'Tuesday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bowstead, Mr. Henry Anderson to Martha, youngest daughter of/ Captain John Hanna. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bowstead ...
... Thursday last, at St. Philip’s Church, Mr. William Wilde, Castle-street, Eltiabeth Wheeler, eldest daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Oxley, foimcrly of.London. Same day, at St. George’s, Hanovcr-squarc, the Chas. Simeon, M.A. of Cambridge, the Hcv. Joseph WollT ...
... J. Stems-art - -1 do, WV. A. and G. Maxwell. - lc 81 do, Evans and 'Frolics- -.1.30 do, J. DnlDop and co---132do, XV. Oxley- .26 do, Rathbone Brothers and co-tI1 do, XW. 141. Gilliat- -14 do, order.-K. Dit. 717 Comet, W. C. Hylton, fmn Savacinali ...
... for Quebec On ult- in lat 34 Ion spoke the Wilson from Sligo for New York The Cora Dickenson hence for Boston and George and Henry hence New Yoik were 24th ult in Ion 28 The Mary M'Kellar from Richibncto for this port was spoken 4th instant in 51 20 Ion ...