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... Lords Cranley, Forbes and Hennikrr, Sir Edward and Lady Knatchbull, Sir Edward and Lady Dtring, Sirs Henry Oxendon, John G. Shaw, John Honywood, Henry law ley, and Sydney Smith, Baron De Montesquieu, Lady Elizabeth Finch Hatton, Hon. Miss Watson, General ...
... Chatham, from whence all the other troops have been removed in order for their accommodation in the barracks. The West York and Cardigan regiments of Militia marched on Saturday last from Chatham barracks: the former to Ospringe, and the latter to Faversham ...
... take and use the surname, and bear the arms of Drummond together with the surname and ars of Burrell, and be called by the surnmmes of Drummoud-BurfeJl; such arms being first duly exemplified according the Laws Arms, and recorded in the Heraid's-oihVp. ...
... prejudices, aud incur foreign obligations. Air. Grattan spoke on the same side, and said, that unless the Government this country satisfied the present demands of the Catholics, they be thrown into the arms of some Foreign State subject to the Emperor of ...
... Baltershell, Portsmouth, Southampton, shiprchandlcr. ' Oct. David Thomas, UipoUlo-Vaur.Cwarthen, shopkeeper. . ! Oct 31. John Lewis, Cardigan, mercer, draper. Oct. T. Jennings and Dickinson Jennings, Spalding, Lincoln, banters. Ko. 1. W. Wakefield, Manchester ...
... tbc proposition made by Duke of Norfolk and Mr. Grattan; it follows, therefore, either that the Roman Catholics have thought proper to retract from the ofler which they instructed the Duke and Mr. Grattan to make, or else that the latter made the proposition ...
... first distortion. The application was made entirely without his knowledge. Some ladies of quality, at the head whom was Lady Cardigan, had entered into subscription to procure Mr. Beazely the preferment; the Bishops of Norwich and Salisbury, it was stated ...
... Lambert Cassell, Thames Ditton, Surrey, carpenter and builder. April 22. John Robert Anderson, Throgmprton-street, London, merchtmt. JJivithmds in the Country. T. Blackburn, John Watson. John Watson the younger, and Joseph Watson, Preston, Lancashire, cotto ...
... linen-drapers. April 17. W. Hilton aud John Jackson, Oxford-road, -Unldlesex, linen-drapers. •larch sa. Joseph Dunn and Charles Robinson, Wood stret't, London, factors -i . Dividends in the Country. April 6. John Watson, John Watson the* younger, and Jos. A ...
... —-Captain Shaw to Major, vice Kelso. Hospital Staff.— be Sturgeons to the Forces.. —Apothecary John Burtiall; Surgeon John Meade, from 4.oth foot; Surgeon John Rice, from the foot; Surges n Thomas Inglis, from the foot; Surgeon Robert Brown, from the foot ...
... is below Vienna, and about a league and a half distant the right bank and three leagues, by the left— the Danube making an arm .whose angles, both inside and outside, served for a support to the developement the French army.— ' The Archduke did not attempt ...
... Lieut. Joseph Hawkey; Oliver, ordinary scaiiian; John White, able seaman ; Thomas Veryfer, landman ; John Tapscott, private of marines Joseph Graham, able seaman . j Wounded. —Joseph Truman, quarter-master; John Btird, landman; Wra Carr, ditto; Thomas Reillyi ...