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... best hand sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jackets re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care being taken to match colour exactly. Business Maxim— Small Profits, Quick Sales, Readt Money. Note the Addbess— JOHN HUNTER. 135. ST. LEQNARDQATE. EARLES & KING ...
... Mr JOHN WHITE, 228, Piccadilly, London. Price. Single truss— l6s. , 215. , 265. 6d. , and 31s. 6d. \ p , Double Truss— 3ls. 6d., 425., and 525. 6d. V free An Umbilical Truss— 42s. and 525. 6d. j Post-office orders payable to the manufacturer JOHN WHITE ...
... (oar-pounders tn the bow, and about 50 men, well armed witb mnskets, dzc. tbe other boat had aboot 30 men, witb small arms. Both immediately opened their fire, and got close to tbe Corotnbine and John Troughton, with tbe evident intention of oarry- ing ...
... provided for 100,000 soldiers. * The wiß of the late Lord Cardigan has led to serious litigation. A suit of administration was brought in the Equity Courts, on Saturday, on be- ?? half of Lady Cardigan, in which several questions at issue between her ladyship ...
... coining in contact with the marauders, although a numerous armed body of these ruffians visited the house of Michael Deacon, in that barony, on the same night, and, for fhe fourth time, in search of arms. The fellows placed Mr. Deacon on his knees, and threatened ...
... titles became extinct. Robert Brudcnel . second Earl of Cardigan came into posses- sion from che heirs by purchase. He died in 1703 and ■was sued jded by his grandson, Geoige, third Earl of Cardigan, who sold the property to Colonel Charteris in 1713- The ...
... « Bonaparte is declared traitor and rebel, fur haying introduced himtelf, armed, into the Depart* mntt of the far, and Aye enjein ail the Governors and Comma niters of armed fortfes, National Guards, Civil Authotkie., and fimpie citizens, to feize him ...
... LIVERPOOL. Jam. 31. The Airier, M'Donuld, from hence at Africa. The John Bull, Askew, from hence at Jamaica. Thelrlam, Kevjar, from hence at Barbadoes The U!vs-ies. Richardson, from hence and Barbs- does, ?t Demeraiv sth L)t-c Th. Hope, Evsreit, from ...
... late of Patri- croft Dock, Patricroft, near Manchester, boat builder and coal dealer. John Brownell, for- merly of Bradford Road, Manchester, provision dealer. John Banks, late occupying an ofiice in Farleton-strect, Liverpool, architect and sur- veyor ...
... , to Anne, third daughter of the ' late Mr. William Perry, of Wbiiehaven. On tbe 12th inst. Mr. John Chapman, to Jane second daoghter of tbe late Mr. John Williamson' ...
... ;,.L above all others, if it be notour i„, B N gust all arms of the Queen's service - , ! the world the small modicum of regard for the reputation of our miliary Besides, in conclusion, let John Bull f ber that one object of the commissio,'! to shelter ...
... was on his way from Kendal to Millthorp, lie was attacked, when opposite Eaves Lodge, by (hree ruffians; two seized each an arm, and held him fast, while (he third rifled his pockets, and took from him a sovereign, a half-crown, a sixpence, aud 4d. iv ...