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... under ..►den an etnh*rk. A great I..•Ilion of the French tare wa* to embark at lionrgius ntol Cardigan*4 ww also under orders to embark at Varna. • tieoeral Sir John Burgoyne had arrived. The e A Is En 411, 1 41 8 000 Fleur Truk , The troop. as animated with ...
... tes Henry Koht hunter Retest -• Jas. Taylor Wm (Inert* -- Juin, ea. Hands John Under: , and Geo Nlidgley -- Hoso. Varvill Vases -..t, Pullevn Vm. J•s. - I. .fit. H. Ro. -- John Wynn Joists Sts.ard Wm. Wiggins. Thrt ft mum.. in charring the Cresol Jory ...
... will and testament me, John Thomas. I give all my things to my relations, to be divided amongst them the best way they eon. N.B. If anybody kicks up a row, or makes any hoe about it, he isn't to have anything.—Signed by nie,John Thomas. A French paper ...
... Park Upwards were mvitl, and among the guests were the 1114 mi, nl London, Lord Chief Ju,tice Campbell. Sir John Burgoyne, the ►:arl of Cardigan, rind other penult—be.itlea the principal dignitaries of tile Colporauun, tile Provo.. of Glasgow. and an unusual ...
... the rectory of Swebeld, Norfolk. Annual value, population, 197.—The Rev. John Cambage Thompson has been appointed to the curacy of St. John and St. Martin, Beverley.--Tlie Rev. John Leldger Walton, M.A., Trinity College, Is appointed to Bilkstone vicarage ...
... across u field to the nearest cottage assostasiee. A labourer of the name of Ilutne, armed with a poker, returned with her and encountered the borglars, struck him the arm. Mr. Richbell, who slept upstairs ' was in the act of getting ou t o f hi s best-roam ...
... seek the ismistance and co-operation of his excel . clicy citifying out their views. Tee deputation consistent of Sir John &glean, Sir John Bottgoyne, Mr. W. Bruen, M.P., Mr. Elihu Boren, and Mr. Grove, secretary to the Society of Arts. Mr. Lawrence gave ...
... arrived as C l inispioners of the lmiwrial Anne. and left to day for Varna. A detachment of English ••avulrv. tender Lord Cardigan. has arrived here atter a long recounn on the hanks of the Danube. The detachment retioniA to-day to D‘vno, from which pace ...
... the was aveurieal toesrl) three hour. in im e ..tig e i ng a against Mr. John Shinio'utth,,or grinder, h,r loasing, nu the June, uulaarully pawned of sill, am , aloe XV), to John lit•+ell, at present in n, York an in Mdveut debtor. The Nate wee penny braid ...