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... have troubled with a arming ears; we have Moth violently abutted Me morning : now, if you, Sir, In u. any t oo!, shall net mind the espouse;—but walk iu see my poor afflicted .1e:•—On entering the m o m . with his box drugs under his arm, sans treretounie ...
... Bradt', and seconded by John Haulms*, Esq. Mr. Marryatt will reach Sandwich Saturday next. The preresit Members wilt doubtless be main refereed for the counties of Moniguturiy, hteriuselb, Eliot, Radnor, Brecon, aril Cardigan, and also fur the boroughs ...
... row, Lon lon, and John Deitrielt Lubbrcu, and William Lodi, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, factors, at one, at Guildhall, Londe.. Nov. 10. John Harmer, of Stioud, Gloucester hue, clothier, at eleven, at the George lan, Stroud. Nov. i 6. John Gwynn, ofAlborne ...
... BA NKR UPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Richanl II el.fsworth. Calcutta, flax-spinner—John PeareeS acct. apple, Chisenbury, IVdtshire, horse-dealer—lama Reeves, Eton, tailor. BANKRUPTS. John Atlay Cattle, Green Hammenon, York, money-scrisener, to 'torrent!, r, April ...
... satesfaCtory to the Orieilletv. The contests about Mr, Grattan's picture, in the College of Duftn, are ' fresh in every recollection. This day it was up, next day it was token down: that Mr. Grattan had no certainty of a moment's possession of this high ...
... to the Corii,ty gaol on Friday hot, by the 1t v. John O'ilinke. 19 persons, charged with mataudiag in the i;eighbouthood of Truant. armed with pikes, pitchfut ks, scythes, &c. S..tne day, by the Rev. John Orr, of Dunmore, two persous charged with being ...
... Ige Wells. Stafford ; at the r a of 'We ; of 11% Wills, Solicitor, Ely.Qlace ; and of Mr H Ty W . 'arm, 10 Ilattnn.c seen. O is hereby given, tnat JOHN WORTLEY , of Sll.ll-flit in t••• is y o t'or't, grocer, hoth by Indentures of Lease, Hileaae, a As ...
... opinion looks to the Wert CERTIFICATES TO GRANTED TO-MORROW. John Largx, of the parish of Allesley, in the county of Warwick, dealer and chaoman. Ilannah Jonea, of Oolegnch, in the county of Cardigan, merchant, dealer and chapooman. William Fr.inca •aurnout ...
... full. On Friday evening the Marquis of armed iii town, and on Saturday paid hie !winos to the Paiwv RESENT, at Carlton- House. A aaevats.—rield.Marahal Lord B6HISVoRD. iu Ilerlry-street. (ruin France; Admiral Sir JOHN iu Harley-stseet, from a tour; and Lord ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED' John Bray, and John Graham, of Haddeix6cld, York, wool-staplers, Aprll on, 1509. Thome* Peal, Robert Bartlirop, and Richard Railtass, of street, theapside, London, hosiers, May 9, ran). J oho Edward!, na. Luddiugtoo, pad Johu Wait ...
... tire who f ti the Bill—Lord Castlereagh. Mr. Casing Mr. Whitbread, Mr. M. Fitzgerald, Mr. Piiiisoilby, Mr. Plunket, Mr. Grattan, Sir John Newport, Sir Henry Parnell, Sir Arthur Piggott, and Sir Samu el 'Luridly; the names of those winos:curare the Bill are ...
... Viwuuistees Gkntwlee , by the Conoiess of Arran —WA Ladyship looked beautiful in white and silver, orm,inesits.d %nth roam Mr. John Philip Nforier, his being anpninted Secretary Legation to the United States of America. The Hon. Miss Cavendish, by her mother ...