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... gentleman himself, fully and clearly admitted. they were trustworthy, why take the arms out of their hands and lodge them in a depot ? If they were not to be entrusted with arms—if it was not safe, from their partisan character, to leave deadly weapons In ...
... l'dden Hamner, and John Hamner, Titles.. be Lieutenant—Edward edwarda, Gent. To he Comera--Humphrey Knight, John Huesca, Julio Gregory, and Jorepb Allen, Gents. Mold Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Edward Read, Elq. to be Captain; John Rigby , Grad. to ...
... illuminated, and lined with Yeomen of the Guard, who conducted the spectators to a small anti-room, from which they passed by St. John's Tower to the outward gate of the Castle. The Eton boythaving been allowed t? see the late KING lie in state, they all went ...
... Mahon thanked his countrymen for their reception of him. On Thursday the city of 'WATERFORD election takes place, when Sir John Newport will certainly be returned. A gentleman named Christmas, has been spoken of as his opponent; but Christmas, being an ...
... Beaufort Arms, Monmouth ; Mr. Lucas, Cardigan; Mr. Hughes, Cheltenham; Mr. Gutch, printer, Bristol ; Mr. Cruttwell, p rinter, Bath; Mr. Walker, printer, Gloucester ; Mr Eddowes, printer, Shrewsbury; Mr. Wright, printer, Hereford ; Robert St. John Lucas, ...
... Houfehold, Drums, Trumpets—Kettle Drums—Trumpet. Canons of Windfor,two and two. Purfulvants at Anew. Hearlds at Arms, two =dews. King at Arms Garter, Reinter, and Black Rod. Knights of the Garter according to their feuiewity, their trains Cup. ported by ...
... Towey. Muted Particulars may be had 22 days preceding the Sa' at the Bush at Carmarthen; the Angel, Cardigan; the Goldi Lion, Brecon; the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers the Gloucester and Hereford Journal; at the Mart; and . Winstanley and Soas ...
... • Mr. North, Brecon; Mr. J. Thomas, Haverforawsft; Mr Caleb Loais, Cardigan ; Mrs. Jooes, Naorcaßle ; Mr. Jenkins, Lazupcter Pout Stepan; Mr. David Davies, Aberyft• With ; and Mr. John brans. Printer, Carmarthen. CHARLES MORGAN, Trasivrac. ELOCUTION, Ste ...
... Borrowstounness, December 31, 18.08. John Newson and I.Vm. Whincopp, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, sur⢠geons, October 11, 1807. Elizabeth Bennett and John George Lacy, of Threadneedle-street, Landon, cutlers, ilnuary 1, 1809. John Oakey and James ILA, of Coleman-strces ...
... Saints Church since the Act being in force: both the men are in the House Correction, an.l the women in the Poor-house. Mr•. JOHN PATTERSON, farmer, at Troston, in the neighbourhood of Dumfries, was attacked near Biggar, on the evening of Wednesday se'nnight ...
... I)IVIDENDS. March r 4. John Jobfon, of Alrornouth, Northumberland, cornfac • tor, at eleven, at the Shakfpeare l'avern, Newcaltle upon Tyne, March 14. John Hayes, of Maidftonc, Kent, paper-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March r 7. John Thornton, of Hand ...
... Regiment,. to Mari Anne, third daughter of John S. Brown, Esq. of Mount Brown, in the County of Limerick. Saturday, at St. Michael's, John Letts, jun. of Cornhill, to Char. lotte, eldest daughter of Mr. John W. Davis, of Deptford, gent. -. DIED. Saturday ...