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... narringtdri ' Mr. Fox Dr. O'Leaty . Mr. Pitt Lord Yelverrott Dr. Darwin . Mr. Isaac Corry . Loot I load Mr. john Berestord Sir U. L. Staunton Mr.' John Forster Mr. Thomas Taylor Dr. Burney General Melville Dr. Herschel ' ' The Bishop of London Mr. justice ...
... the progress each had made in nautical mathematics. As His Majesty passed to the Drawing-room, the boys were presented by Sir John Anderson, the President, and Jamfs Palmer, Esq. Treasurer of the Hospital. His Majesty, after examining several drawings, &c ...
... chester, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bridgwater- arms inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Fri». B.— William Makinson, of Bol- ton, Lancaster, muslin-manufacturer. — John Owen Harries, of Cardigan, shopkeeper. — William Watson, of Fenchurch- street, merchant ...
... MarquUkt—Cornwaths, Townthend, and Salilbury. Maresiendra—satubery, Ba Townflund. F.arlatiarrington, Harman, Cheltadrid, Cardigan, Ayid. feed, Manacle!, Usbridge, and Gawks. and Vircountda C. Daytaclt . Gower, Gwydlr, Cathcart, C. Holder. Cosateires—misdiary ...
... the progrefs each had made in nautical mathematics. As His MAJESTY paired to the Drawing Room, the boys were prefented by Sir JOHN ANDERSON, the Preli. dent, and JAMES PALMER, Efq. Treafurer of the Hofpital. His MAJESTY, after examining feveral drawings ...
... of One Hundred and Porty-f4e Acres, IYZ ring fence, with .a farm-hr,ufe; baths, tLablin, out-buildings, now on kale to Ir. John Darncrel , expired term of 13 years, at a net rent of 2001, per 4 - o t all rates, taxes, aud rt.pairs. • • r, • To he viewed ...
... viz: • Charles Pendri'l Samuel Smith James Sedgui k Wratten John Macoamara William Lander John Doyle Thomas Newman John Comelly Daniel Tindall Thomas Phillips; alias Jatksori Arthur Grattan Thomas Witt.e.i3ottow. including also the four previously mentioned ...
... Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, the Bridgwater-Arms-lnn, Manchester. j CERTIFICATES, Fenattaar 8. William Makinson, Bolton, Lancasttr, muslui-manufacturet, J.4in Owen 11 arru-s, Cardigan, shoji-kecpcr. William Watson, Fenohurch-strert, merchant ...
... Forty-five Acres, within a ring fence, with a farm-houfe, barns, !tabling, and luitable out-buildings, now on leafe to Mr. John Dainerel for an tinexpired term of t; }Tars, at a net rent ot zoo!. per annum, clear Of rates, taxes, and repairs. ' fundry ...
... and from Shields, Young ; Happj Return, from Arundel, Lillywhite ; Forty:le': Increase, Walton ; Irish Miner, of and from Cardigan, laden with butter, for London, Nicholls ; Thomas and Mary, from Blackney, with bark, for Leith ; Hope, of London, Goddin ...
... was reported, thit PArchaye, then in poffellion of the Brigands, would fhortly be attacked. James Copeland, James Carr, and John Lewes, were ex.cuted in November at Barbadoo, for the commilfion of piracy on the matt of Africa. It is certainly true that ...