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... of his MajectJ's Jbip Surprize. b Edward Hamniltoni, Ffq. Captain, feveral con- f flons but not dingerous.-Mr. John Maxwell, o rinert, John Lewis Mathews, qaarter-rnalter, f, rthur Reed, quarter-gunncr, Henry Milne, *rpenter-crew, dangeroufly ?? o shieco ...
... Mlajefly.] DANKItuPTS.] Michacl Kavana, of Liverpool, flhoe-maker. John Chadwick, of Rechdale, L.a.nc.- thire, cotton mnanumafturer. John Bridge, of Pkofitn- dale, Lancafhire, clothier. John Green :he elder, of Choiley, I.ancashire, catico-injina.aturer. ...
... Cambridge 1s, Cheelter S. Hamilton emheiter H ?? John Wallie Iodmin CumberlandnR ?? Carlile LeDerby T .hC Cox Drrbe BdDcvoio R. Eal s -Exeter n DorLe n J Barrltt, june Warehar s, Durham S. Cahles Durhaf rd Ellex John effopp Setho. Abrben G Dlouce.ler St. Sevens ...
... Howden-Hill, in Crediton ahorefaid, now in the feveral Poffeffions of the Widow 'Iffon, the Widow Skinner, Roger Simmons, John Pitts, John 'railey, and Gilbert Burrinoton. for the :temainder ot a . erm of 9 Years, now alo determinable on the Deceafe of the ...
... ~'hrweEq ecord. G. 1 ounrr .0fePlr Elliot B'.tl..v ri r lfori John Dennis ?? ':tovoey Allerrjnaain H. Alker , j. r 're 41. ;;otrevxwors, lD.D .it ,rril I jianet Carririgctn ' J C I a'rtead j John Swete J. r ulrtn Ricirara Barnlify!da1 a, :San rel . ecvrvch ...
... Cavalry and the St. Margaret's and St. John's Voluntters gunided thle avenues to the gaides, and otbhewiie aiitficd nil the ceremony. 'Fle Countets was accompanie'd by her daughter, Lady A. M. Stanhope, by La dy Cardigan and Lady Aylet- bury, Ladies of the ...
... *fnecefftrv, be augmrnnmcd tu 0o,ooo in tile courfe g eight davs. All the ilrialditartms of the country arc ti sled to be in arms, attd ready to march at the fhort- o notice; arid irom tile method with which this in- a rrction ha, been effealed, lirtl doubt ...
... carpenters from the Pierchant's vards. Eivery at fhir of every defcription is firting'out, particularly le thole likely to be armed en flute, annd iuch of tile nit king s ihips as are calculated to carry troops. n. We know that a great mlany are. of opinion ...
... WVretord William Nicks liv FTlhonas umdon John- Dernflani tre Cin.ires Coppletione Nathaniel Rl',berts cir John~ Gana, James Pitts .gr John tiurner John Fortefeuc Cal Jeciln Comr-r 1William Ponsford. ne Ediward ()If;n;d John Langwoithy . G. ...
... order of the af- fignces of M;Ir. Henry St. John, I HE INTEREST of X.6666 1s. 4d. three . per cent. reduced annuities, amounting to two hurr- dred pounls per annum, during-the joint lives of theabove Mr. St. John, aged about 38 years, whole life is inrurable; ...
... present during thri examination of witinesse. Onl these grouids lhe should take the sense 4t' the ?? pi' the mot ion. XSir Joh,?n Ye'iw'lUrt saitl it waza new thing' to express to totueh care for 6t- accommodation of Irish members; be would moueh ratther ...
... axei I all thofe fcvera! MESMIUAGES ov. 1V L N HOyUSES adjoixiingthereto, now in the feveraI occupations of Mr., John Ldkeroiati and othbrs, John Hlint'and others, aill Mr. Thomas Warren, as tcnants thereof. 'I beti preniife~s are fittlate in C'atheirine-fireeta ...