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... Subscription, j lately opened for the Relief of the Widow and Family of Mr. John Aldham, of North Walsham, in Norfolk, Surgeon, deceased are respectfully requested to mcci at the King's Arms in North WaUham aforesaid on Tuesday, the 17th day of April instant ...
... Exnfoutli Adra.Visct. S 0 Burton Francis Esq. 0 Ely Bishop of 10 10 Butt Rev. John 0 E. P. - - 20 0 Butterworth J. H. E. S. W. - - 10 0 Esq. 1 Edgcuinbe Capt. E.N. 2 0 Cardigan Earl of 5 Edwards T. Esq. Curzon Viscount 10 10 LL. t>. Carlisle Bishop'of 5 ...
... commission consists of Major Moody, of tbe Engineers, John Dugan, Esq. a gentleman long resident in the West Indies, and secretary.—Saturday's Gazette states his Majesty has been pleased to grant to John Arthur Douglas Bloomfkld (eldest son of Sir B. Bloomfield) ...
... reported progress. Mr. Goulbuin brought in two Bills. One to regulate the Importation of Arms into Ireland, the other to indemnify persons who have seized arms since the lst of November—Both were read the first, and ordered to be read a second time on ...
... justified him in calling for the re-enactment that measure. As proof that tranquillity was not yet permanently restored, the arms were not yet given up. The system was kept by oaths and by .secret and nightly associations, and every effort to check them ...
... Fellow of Trinity-hall, Cambridge, to Miss Charlotte Curteis, of Devonshire-place.âMr. John Feaks, of Cambridge, to Mary Ann, second daughter to the late John G. Poland, Esq. of Oxford-streetâAt Gretna Green, Wm. H. Gossip, Esq. of Hatfield, near ...
... Shore, David Hughes, and John Grattan, were tried for stealing and its contents (one Bank of England note for one pound, and three promissory notes), the properly of Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty, and Grattan was acquitted. Previously ...
... Peel moved for leave to bring bill to consolidate the laws respecting juries.—After some discussion, leave was given. Mr. Grattan moved for returns of the names and religious professions certain individuals following particular offices in lieland, for ...
... Company, John Steyner, fourth son of Charles Bosanquet, Esq. of Hampstead Heath, the 22d year of his age.—At Bath, A Nesbitt, R. N.—Edward Jones, aged 72, Welch Bard to the Prince of Wales.—ln his 100 th year, the Rev. John Evans, Vicar of Cardigan and Lansillo ...
... Campbell caused their left wing to be suddenly attacked, when was completely beaten and dispersed, all its cannon, stores, arms, and standards falling into our hands. The Qurmcse Commander, however, Malm Bundoola, who seems to be man great military capacity ...
... six millions of people, but every name lh.il graced the anonls our country—by Windham, Pill, Rotnilly, Whitbread, Burke, Grattan, and a name greater than nil—by the illustrious Fox. The wisest men of present generation too, had proved (hemsel-yes the ...
... years of age. inquest was held his body Wednesday, before Benjamin Hooke, Coroner, and verdict of Accidental Death” recorded. Cardigan was last week visited by dreadful a hailstorm, that, every window exposed to the north was demolished; there was not enough ...