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... Mr. Geo. Sharpen, baker in St. John Timberhill. Wednefday, Ann Thirtle of Iteringham was committed to the Cattle, for 6 months, for wilfully cutting off the arm of an oak timber tree, the property of the Right Hon. John Earl of Buckingham. COLCHESTER ...
... ieo. Sliaipcn, baker in St. John uf Timberhill. Wednelilay, Ann Thirtle of Iterillffham was com- mitted to the Caftle, for 6 months, for wilfrdly cut- ting off the arm ofan oak timber tree, the property of tiie Right Hon. John Earlof Buckingham. ...
... lecuie approaches opened to it. We were now within 450 yards of the place, The Admiral taking to liimfilf the defence of Foil John- fon,. 1 was able to detach 1400 men tind.r Lieut. -Colonel W Sorter, of the 33d reglmtllt, to break in upon the enemy's remaining ...
... iron 41. to 5I ei * ~0- k fi m 61 6k. per cwt. New bjy* from v* ™ ® - Cf , Pockets 6i. 1071. per cwt. IPSWICH, Sep', We hear thirtl't Rev. Ur. Suaclicy, A . ' of tin- AicMeacort) Suffolk, h.is ippoinltd his next Cuitial Ci urt, 10 litid »» Hlscxt. Timu. ...
... the xift of his prefent' Majeft/ relative the importation - and exportation corn, was read a fecond time and committed. the thirtl reading of the Kill for repealing certain elaufes in the late India bill, and for regulating the judicature of India, Mr. ...
... Ipfwieli Longe John, Hcnly, Clk. . Brotse Cba. Vifcount, Bromc M_ulkinJ: BurySt. Edmund's Burrough_i.Heveningham,Cl Mure James, Hawfted, Ei'q. Bennington Jof. Framlingham Methold Tho. Stpnham, Clk. Barker John, Clare, Efq. Orford John, WJiitto?- . Chinery ...
... of Ipf-.vich. Mrs. ELIZABETH ROGERS, Bury. Mr. RICH. WILBY, Beccles. Mr. WILLIAM WEBB, Brandon. Mr. JOHN DEARSLEY, Clare. Mr. JOHN CHAPMAN, Eye. Mr. JOHN BOLTON, Halefworth. Mr. THOs. DANN, Loweftoft. Mr. JONATHAN ABBOTT, Needham- market. Mtvs- R- SMITH ...
... ow, Middtgscx, upholder. John Arckle~ss, 'eN castl&up- on-Tyne, linen.s'aper. James Wilkins, Paga.nhill, G loucesrerahire, cdni-dealer. George Korbey,-Bristol, tea-dealer:- John Bray, Town Mailing, Kt nt, hop- merchant. John Cavanaugh, Portsea, shipchandler ...
... in fewnuvtinuts iaidiu runis. - - 8 I' Tli~ Caitle'f bf Thirtl~, ?? klti LSor4 La,,nr - datl, ';IiC acchns modateB : ; trnmyerssl t 4S sf bar- rack; wmrs a flynighltsr's bu ?? ?? Bamkrnpts. ' John HarieyTBiprnmighaf. winei nein hkm -s, PrvzKOrtibn; 7th ...
... hebor ?? (hristian hd 6inati tNI, Mr John M ulord, of Th&j 4n1 ' 'ftis Coiulty; loss wl1 b ieg;,W .y his nunierOciS relatiors nd frientv and in v:%oam the poor have lost a ben'ef WC(Ieiaesday.died, aged 68, Mr. John u(c; ingone *if ne Common C(o1116ot ...
... browsn malt, ulngroun~d, .;,teer beat, rand wetber inn- ton, D3erby cheese, berown usoap and canidles, flour or .sew ccp ayd. thirtl sorts.: injtli,es ofancti 8stjcles as requvire ,tb~e sine, .to be senot with proposals in wvriting sealed up to 'thie Goayertior ...
... postscript. In tle ?? of ]ords, last snithi, tbr thirtl reading of the indellinity Bill was carried bv a majority of 93 to 27. In thle House of Consiaons,anio;tion syas m;;de by Ar. Phillips, of Nlanclhester, for taking into coiisideration the Peitioiis ...