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... Laporte, Poland street, Oxford street, tailor. John Parsons, Standon, Hertfordshire, horse-dealer. Geo Abercrombie Ward, Birmingham, cabinet-maker. William Frame, Jones street, Berkeley square, boot-maker. John Lavis Brook, Okehampton, Devo hire, druggist ...
... ltallustrades, into the ball below, and death mimed ia shoot two hours. Fats.—At Derby market for cheese, on Tuesday, there arms small supply of coloured and plain, whisk fetched from to 66e. per cwt. Os Tuesday sionight, the sew church at the Ferreside ...
... presented to the Rev. John Fowell Jones, M.A. now Curate of Seven Oaks, in Kent, two pieces of plate, with the following inscription thereon: Presented by the Rector and Parishioners of Droadwcll. in the county of Gloucester, the Rev. JOHN POWELL M A. their ...
... EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUNDS PER ANNUM, Exclusive of the Woods in hand. To be viewed by applying Mr. Ireland, at Lodge f arm, of whom printed Particulars maybe had.—Particulars at the White Hart, Plough, ChelGuhan king’s Head, Gloucester; Hop-pole, ...
... SuraicaL short time since, Mr. John Pegler, a scientific veterinary surgeon, of Mangersbury, near Stow, Gloucestershire, succeeded in ex- tracting a very large stone from the bladder of a valuable * mare belo ng to the Hon. John Mitford, of Batsford, near ...
... cotton-manufacturer, Edward Glover. Helen s, Lancashire, painter, plumber, kc. John Janies Clare, Liverpool, grocer. Walter and John Weir, Bone lull, near Taroworth, calico printer*. John Boulcoit, Peter the Great. Worcester, glove-nianufccturer. Joseph Williams ...
... soldier who was accused date lorder of Mr. Neale, was found, after a long trial—Not guilty . EXECUTION.-04 Saturday last John Evans, arm Squaw. thallaaa. was executed at Shrew b for melte' ionsly Medlars's. of Bishop's Ca i stlr . A Vorirricia AII s W ERED ...
... broke out on board a ship of war—Le Conqueraitt—at Toulon ; a body of 500 or 600 malcontents landed, and betook themselves in arms to the neighbourhood of the city. We are gratified by the manner of repressing this disorder, which by the way seems to have ...
... Pears, Bait. (Us. Berrie, Nod. Smith, W s , n o , Boo! Grew, no. Heavy Guard, and Wm. Muse. Bake lumorma.--John Bak Jobs Wil• Bagmen, and John GaAs. DISCHARGED BY PROCLAMATION.— WW. TM/W. Thee Mereell, Mows Berra, lee. Clisepriem, sod leis Meally. REM ...
... —Goodwin James, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.—Conn John, M.A. Exeter Oion.—Hodgan John, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge. Hato inson G. H. Hely, M.A. Cain' College, Cambridge.—Mon wry John Doodler, B.A. queen's College, Cambridge.—Morse Francis. B ...
... The first of these gentlemen, together with Mr. Win. Acton and the Rev. John Hodges, were at the same time elected into the corporation, in the room of Mr. John Acton, deceased, John Salwey, Esq. end Sir William Boughton, hart, whose election is void n ...
... Ciiippennaiu.—At Leominster, aged Mi. Mr. John Wyude. many years Member of the Corporatiou that .rough —ln year, Mr. Samuel Parker, nikland, H. refc *r. Ist lire. —Du 2d(h iu»t at Abergavenny, aged 43, Mary Hampton, wite John Hampton, and eldest dlughler ilie ...