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... Country. Wanes' to, John Roberts, of Dolefaur, in the parith of Gwnows, Cardigan, horfe-dealer, at eleven, at the Three Cocks Inn, Aberfiunvey, Brecon —tr. Samuel Davie, Lyme Regis, Dorfet, vintner, at eleven, at the Golden Lion lon.-16,John Steele, late of ...
... nwayam.tivadightdif-faiermontfhthicefiristfansand. L be : holden Ott TUEIDAT th e ;nth Day known bf the S in the „ Arm, ' Enc. Rewo rd , Mr. John '' . Walkomg&e.thinuat : 8. His Royal • kited of March instant, Account of the GENERAL said next, itsissebdin ...
... Livei pool Mile, ran ett, Livrrpad, Seller, April 8, 10, :IJ, at the Ceara.- Liver' I John tin' , Westlrigh, Lancashire, Dutcher, April Pt, :Al, the fled 14u11, Leigh. John Lewis ' Atiergavennv, Illannionthatire, Cabinet Malice, April 4, :Al, sit the rr 'tsnrro ...
... stealing, on Friday last, a quantity of copper, the property of Mr. John Ashwcll, Iron Founder ;John Sheldon, for feloniously stealing, on Monday last, one waistcoat, the property of John Mikes ;And Joseph Lees, for feloniously stealing, on Monday evening ...
... MAHOGANY LIBRARY CASES, capital LIBRARY of BOOKS FIRE - ARMS, PLATE, very. handsome LARGE MIRROR, supab HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FISHING NETS, and very numerous other EFFECTS, remavod from the Premises of JOHN THOMAS Hos:3 . IAT, Esq. o Costock, and Will be PE ...
... Ilardwieke, Stanhope, and Ormond, M r. Grattan, r. Ponsonhy, Lord George Grenville, Sir John Doyle, Messrs. %Whitbread, Sheridan and Hutchinson. At the second table were the Marquis of Downshire, Lord atm. brock, Sir John Cox ilippisley, Mr. Calcraft, ■nd ...
... Chdhire, cotton-fpinner, June 20, July ao, at the Motley Arms Inn, Manobefier. Solicitors, Hewitt and Kirk, Manchew. _ __ _ _ _ Peter Long, late of Mere, Chelbire, tanner, June 14, July It, an, at John Tagg's, inn-keeper, Nether Knutsford, Solicitors, Meffrs ...
... consioing of bolo changes, in 3 bourn and minutes, the following persons Ilaritcastle, David •I*.isker, WM. John lioldsworth, David Hodgson, John Jennings, Abraham tiiitchlf, and Joseph who rung the tenor and conducted the peal ; it is the first ever completed ...
... Recruit—Mr. Glover, New Buildings. 57 40 16 John Henson, Parson's Flat, Basford. 58 34 John Marriott, Duke's Place, Nottingham. 59 30 16 John Goodhead, Trumpet Street, ditto. 60 '24 15 Warehouse, Fletcher Gate. 61 33 16 John Price, Seeston Meadow. 62 38 16 Ellis ...
... the _presence of Mr. Grattan, or the Knight of Kerry. Neither of those gentlemen were in WWII, but expresses were sent off to Item, and also to Lord Fingal, and early on Saturday anoreireg, the three arrived in town. Mr. Grattan and Mr. Fitzgerald waited ...
... by certain Acts of the Government of the United States of America, all British armed ve-sels are excluded from the harbours and waters of the said United States, the armed vessels of France being permitted to enter therein 1 and the commercial intercourse ...
... Castlereagh and Mr. Charles Butler, of Lincoln's-inn, at his Lordship's request. It appeared, by Mr. Butler's letter to Mr. Grattan, detailing the conver. en lion, that he has prepared and deposited 1 jib Lord Castlereagh, the draft of an Act of Parliament ...