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... Sunday the 14th inst., after a few days' illness, at Biddesdeu House, near Andover, where he was upon a visit to his nephew, John Gale Everett, Esq. of Ileytes- , bury, in the county of Wilts. '1 he rector and parishioners of St. Mary Arches, Exe- , ter ...
... Kelly, John Whinnery, Edward and Alexander W'hinnery, were indicted for a riot : the Traversers were acquitted ; and, on the same day, at the prosecution of John Whinnery, the Rev. Mr. Kelly was indicted tot an assault, and acquitted. This day, John Beatty ...
... Remarks. Part the Second. By JOHN BOWRINO, F.I. S. And Honorary Member of several Foreign Societies. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Also may be had, The First Volume of the Specimens of the Russian Poets. By John Bowring, 12mo. price 7a ...
... Paul's, The Right Hon. Lord Somers, The Right Hon. Charles Malvern Sutton, Speaker of the House of Compton*, The Right Hon. John Charles Villiers, M.P. The Right Hun. the Lord Mayor, The Hon. Mr. Justice Best, The Hon. and Rev. Geo. Neville, M.A. Muter ...
... the . Bishop of LouJost. Rev. George Dean, the pirpetual -curacy of Thompson, Norfolk. Estrum ' Miss tietherselt. The Rev : John Ellis, M. A. is iustituted to the riearage of Macro Warm), to the county t' aro. iek, and du r sr of WoreLster, void by the ...
... John Atkin, Frey. M.P. Samuel S Lettsorn, John Dir E.q. W. 1,. Newman, Esq. Perrntt Fenton, Esq W. Pearce, Eng. Benjamin Gol.hreid, Esq. Joseph Pulley, Faq. Witham Knights, E.q. Cherie; Twit Newman Knowlva, Eaq. Ruben Wigram, jun EN. Dinner on T.ble ...
... the course of the following day those accounts were unhappily confirmed. A Mr. Bull, of Sydney, who was at the house of Mr. John Items, down the river, at the commencement of the flood, informs us little ur no rain fell in that quarter until Saturday evening ...
... instead of the Thetis, Capt. Sir John Phillimore. This sudden alteration is attributed to some hast 7 act of Sir John's towards Capt. Wallis, of the Niemen, inconsistent with the strict rules of naval discipline. Sir John, we regret to add, will, in all ...
... Percy, Macclesfield, Darnley, Leicester, Banbury, Northesk, Pow is, idalmesbury, and Portarlington. Cnuntesae.-.llarcourt, Cardigan, Chichester, Beverley, Derby, Buckmgliamshire, P.arrymnre, Mansfield, Detester, Etlingham, lemon, Albinos Buckinghamshire ...
... dui: tendency. But there me case not alt iir'the calendkr, to.which be was requested W call It was the ethane of the .of Grattan, ing s scandalous libel on the Christian ton. 'Ehat subject had blew die considered by nsel ert; gaged in the case I arid ...
... repair to the Baron Dupuy, a Mulatto about 50 years of age, private secretary to the King. We were then presented to Prince John, the son of the Monarch. who has a good appearance without indicating any thing remarkable. At all times I feel pleased in ...
... Inspector of the Arsenals for the Construction of the Artillery, to be chosen by the War Minister among the Major-Generals of that arm who are in active service. The fifth Ordinance orders that Seamen, taken Prisoners of War, shall have the time of thsir captivity ...