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... amounting to nearly men under arms. The Russian regiments consisting of only two battalions of four companies each; and tbe companies not coosistingof more than I men ; but having present, not more than 100 men each under arms, which does not amount to more ...
... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. Grattan moved, that the Roman atbolie Relief BHI be into ferlber consideration. Tiiis agreed to, and the House resolved itself into a Committee accordingly. Tlte Spejkcr then addressed tbe ommittee. He said, it was of the utmost ...
... THE HULL GENERAL INFIRMARY. i GENERAL QUARTERLT BOARD 'will be held here, on Thursday nexb the Ist of 7uoy, T uelve o'clock. JOHN HIGSON, Secretary. GsVz~gL INPII9MA~r, Hull,. rune 24, 181S. DRIFFIELD NAVIGATION. Di atfte ti btvebp gIiben, rrHAT the next ...
... Leicester, Brecon, Lincoln, Backs, Merioneth, Cambridge, (including Middlesek,- the town of New- Monmouth, market,) No reryk, Cardigan, rf , Curmarthen, Northampton, CarnarVon, I Northumberland, Chester, I Nottingham, Cornwall, (including {Oxford, Scilly,) ...
... bnrnt about iusi., the John and Thomas, Trewheib, from Poole T.lveronol taken lltb in«l. and burnt ; the Klenuran, ,from Poole to Liverpool, taken Ittb fast.given up vartel, and arrived at Bristol; the John end Sally, of Cardigan, from CorK to Ilfracombe ...
... received:' a er Richard Thompson, Esq. ios o . ' d -John Beckett, Esq.'. 2 S0' 10 10 ti James Collinsi 'Esq.i 1 10 .a he Knaresbro ,' 3 a Rev. John 9ltli, . . . 1 1 ns John C'laridge, Esq; . . I I n of 'John Iveson,'3Esq. . s. Mr. R 'Champney Subscriptions ...
... will be tharkfully received, on their account, by Or. 'Dyson, at the Bank, Rotherham; Mes'ss. Grattan and Chapman,' Chertelield; Mr. s X&rebster, King's Arms, and Mr. Joseph Massie, e Deiby; Rev. Mr. Casson, Thursington, Rev. Mr. Oliver, Belgiave, both ...
... LastoThursday night, soon 'aftereight' 6'Clorklbt ~ Deflaticer coach, on jts way from. London, was overturned asat the'Cardigan Arms, within about a mile. 'frotnl Leeds, ot'ing ass she'coachrnan, who is s'epreiienfid.w~have been 'iti'I.tate of intoxication ...
... Anderson, -oidy brother Charles Anderson Pelham, Lord Yarborough. On the sth snstaht, at Edmburgb, John Herey, Esq. of Hawthorne, Berkshire, mastter Arts Hr. John’s College, Cambridge, member of the Royal Medical, one of the Presidents of the iioyal Physical ...
... place. On Thursday sc’nnight, John Rayley, Esq. eldest son of the Hon. Mr. Justice Baylev, to Charlotte Mary, second daughter of the late John Minet Feetor, Esq. of Dover, and Kcarsncy Abbey. On Thursday se’miight, Mr. John Dowcs, woolstaplcr, Leeds, to ...
... Also, Mary Chccseboruugb, for receiving from Mary- Vollans, quantity linen, knowing the same to be stolen from John Chambem, of Stillingffeet.—John Dunn, Samuel Fenton, and William Watts, for feloniously breaking into the dwellinghouse of George Stones, of ...
... praetisras There were to fownd ia it. those who had been the companions of Woifa Tons, sad df Emmett, and Rural)—raea had borne arms against bis Majesty's troops, with the mad, the desperate, the visionary idea of forcibly rendering asunder the ties which ...