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... eiedion contet P t becaufe the opening ot the theatr e might be injurious to the peace of the town. Laft Wednefday the Earl of Cardigan was (worn in High Steward of the Bordugh . of Windfot, in t h e soonlof the late Lord Beaulieu. The Mayor and the whole of ...
... Naval was issued to prevent the exporta t i o of gun-powder, Stores, , between the signing of the Preliminary and saltpetre, arms, and ammunition, founded upon the Definitive Treaty of Peace. 29th Geo. 11. and not. upon the 33d Geo, lIL and • The CHANCELLOR ...
... Thomond,Downfhire,Salifbury, and Ely. Earls—Weftmoreland, Galloway, Bathurft, Caernarvon, Camden, Pitzwilliam, Mount Edgcumbe, Cardigan, Onflow, Rochford,Warwiek. Mansfield, Radnor, Harcourt, Ayleibury, Longford, Macclesfield, Rottin, Winchelfca, Courtown, ...
... Treafurer. STrEwArDs,-John Bate, Efq. Hollingworth Bramley, Efq. George Usear, Efq. Aid. James Davidfon, Efq. Jofiah.Mehfer barnuel Sharwood, Eq. John Shaw, Elq. John Smith, Efq.-M.P. Nathan Solomons, EFq. Fiancis Tappenelcn,,Efq. John Furriell Tuffen, Efq ...
... —To be Captains; James Sinclaii, Efq. John Campbell surherland, Elq.—To be Lieutenant,; John Grant, Andrew Geddes, Wm. - Gunn. Commifliona in the CARDIGAN MILITIA, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Tobe Captains; John Allen Lloyd, Erg. Dated April 4, 1803 ...
... .■ , fall in with. , Mr. Fox, Mr. Gr-.v, and the Earl of ?? dale, walked through Pall Mall yesterday, ?? tour o'clock, arm 111 arm, in deep com*- 1 ■ the important subject to be debated this da, • Most of the Cabinet Ministers met a' Whit-worth's on Saturday ...
... Great Berkhanipltad, of whon, pritited particulars -may be thene had; WCfo, at ?? arid Crown, 'Iring ; E Dlex Arms, Watford ; Ahercorn Arms, Stainmore ; at the Place of Sale; and of Meffrs. Skinner, Dylke and Co. Eligible FARMS, Aldeuham and I orclian ...
... -street, the Lady of Sir John Murray, Bart. of a son and heir. Yesterday marning of a son, at their house in Piccadilly, I%s. Mackay, wife of Mr. John Mackay, oilman. MARRIED. On the a4th instant, at Bermondsey-church, Mr. John Milner, of Morley, woolstapler ...
... William Datdfon, Elq.; Richard Far- fnier, Efq.; James Viedges' jun. Efq.; Mr; Edward Newman, Mr. Charles Pearfon, Mr. John Ciuttton, IVIr. John Laiahelles, Mr. Pter Norton. . Tickets, ios. 6d. each, to be had of the Stewards, GEO; WARE, See 7 Vl~~~i UaL~~L~s ...
... all the principal -\i Is. J SiiojK!. â¢' 7.TEVER performed at this Theatre. â For the i > bENE-HT of Mr. RUSSELL and Mr. JOHN- II'ON. I HLATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. On ' (>N DA'Ynext, I'heir Majestic servants will act a favourite ...
... Chesterfield, Grajvenor, Westmoreland, Daitmouth, Onslow, Harcourt, Essex, Romney, Cardigan. Lountesses— Harrington, Westmoreland, Effingham, L'x- bndge, Saalmesbury, Cardigan, it. Vincent, Aylesbury, Mae- clesheld, Harcourt, Dowager Essex, Buckinghamshire ...
... exchanges. Regiment of Foot—Marotta! Mats John Aire to be ASuc. Si rgcoo. vice Shute. fuperfeded. nth DittoEnka John Stewart, from the ball-pay of the 33d ; mt. to be vice Lauder, eachanges. lath Dhtn—Captain John Wilfon to be Major. purchafe, vice Woodall ...