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... oalled upon to perform iv comparison to the fleets of other nations, and iusisted upon the vast importance of the question of armed mercantile auxiliaries. The existence of such a force was rendered ab- solutely necessary by our vast carrying trade. While ...
... large Garden behind the same, extending to Damside-streei, opposite St. John's Chapel, now in the posseasiou of Mrs Walmsley, adjoining on the East to tbe huuse belonging to John Dodaon, Esq. and on the West to the house belonging to Mrs. E. Salisbury ...
... subsequently struck out by his worship were :—Jobn Blackburn, John Thomas Walkden, Christopher Marginson, Robert Bail, and j Joseph Waring, all of whom were ohsrged with 'per- in St. John's Ward, at the instanoe of Mr. W. J. Plant, one of presiding officers ...
... Secretary. Lancaster, Mr. JOHN JACKSON. (Market-street) Ashton-under.Line, David Tinker. Holt, n, Kribi. Barlow. Buinley, Christopher Crook. Blackburn, John Aspinall. Kirkham, Richard Hodson. K. -ndal, Thomas Wilson. Liverpool, John Park. Ditto, William Wallace ...
... place at the East India House for Six Directors. The following were the numbers : â John Inglis, Esq 17Q91 John Bebb, Esq 1416 Jas. Pattiron, Esq. . . I 667 ] John Loch, Esq 1024 Hon. W. F. Elpbiu- IChars.MillsJon.Esq. 6IS ?? ..1646 Win. Curtis, Esq ...
... J. Bowers, a fireman, was doing something at one ofthe fires at the timo, and John Stamford, an assistant, was clearing away ashes. Bowers was scalded a little about the arms and face, and Stamford's injuries were slight. A Work of Art, and one of high ...
... of that ill-used martyr, Sir John Dean Paul. A friend called upon him the other day, and found him perusing a fine Bagsterbound Bible with the demonstrative attention of a Joseph Surface—“ Ah! my dear sir, said Sir John , they hove taken from me everything ...
... went to apprehend two women for shoplifting. Committed td Yoik Castle, John Kippas, late of Penistotie, carpenter, charged upon the oaths of Robeit Green, of Leeds, tobacconist, and John Winn Walker, of Oulton, cloth-dresser, With hav- ing, on the evening ...
... the assize town of Cardiganshire from (Cardigan tofilmpew has juss been gnnted{ and the pext county assizes will be held there. The proy osed change, which was lfilfl opposed by residen® ,in and near Aberystwith Cardigan, - rted by the Lord-Lieutenant of C ...
... March, 1804. RICHARD WORSWICK, BEN J. SATTrRTH WAITE, JOHN DOWBIGGIN, JOHN AYREY BMATHWAITE, THOS BURROW, JOS BAXENDALE, JOHN DILWORTH, JOHN BROCKBANK, JOHN RIGBY, JAS STAINBANK, JOHN ARMSTRONG, ...
... stamp duties. Sir John Newport postponed until to-morrow (Tuesday) his motion relative to the Irish Admi- ralty. Petitions in favour of the demands of the Ro- man Catholics were presented from various places in Ireland, by Messrs. Grattan and S. Rice, Sir ...
... tithe-free, and now in the possession of Mr. Robeit Benson, Mr John Gardner, and others, as tenants. *S* The said Robert Benson, of Ayn.ome Mill, will shew the premises near Cartmel ; and Mr. John Lishman will shew the field at Brough- ton ; and further p ...