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... slave-vessel, t having 528 slaves on board, and had proceeded with her to I savannal Thle Jamaica papers mention the death of ( Joseph Ran, a black, at the extraordinary age of 146. c RIo' JXNETRO.-We learn, by the commercial ndvices from Rio Janeiro, that ...
... dttics. The Court ,jolullal-iot confirmedly,, how- 1trMiiikes the Duke of Richmond succeed the Duke of i)irliain its Lord Chamberlain, and constitultes the Earl o''blidlrl anPostniaster-Genseral. It is like all the rest. Tle Queen, in all hier domestic ...
... quietly, and the colony was perfectly tranquil when the vessel sailed. His Grace the Duke of Sudderland is appointad LorA Chamberlain in the room of his Grace. the Duke of Devon- shire, resigned. We nnderstand that Sir John Hobbouse has left Basildon Park ...
... presided, wheLt therfollowiisg prisoners were declared duly entitled to their discbarge;-vi2. John Chmin tfrom London) Wm. Chamberlain, Win. Reece, in. (irk, 1. 'M. Beard, W;. StniglS, Thm'mas W. Lewis, Jonas Francis, John 8! ,elton, 'hos. Lewis, Francis ...
... John, and Fer- dinand; the Bishop of Leon; Count Villavicencia, and Marquis Obandot Chamberlains; La Calle, Confessor; Ffis, Tutor to the Princes; Don onmez, Chamberlain to the Princess of Beira; Don Ramon, Secretary to the ishop; Generals Moreno, Morata ...
... HiR MAJESTY's VISIT TO GER1iANY.-The Right Ron the Lord Mayor, upon receiving information from Lard Denbigh, the Queen's Chamberlain, that her majesty would embark, on Monday next, at Woolwich, in order to pay a visit to her native country, geave orders ...
... Bristol Hitchcock, Joseph, Thorn St Margaret HIitchcorlThos., Wellington lHineks, John, IfHolton 'Higgins, Wm., Misterton Eiddlestone, Thos. Taunton Hill, John M., Cesnbhay Hill, .Joseph, Paulton Hill, Johin, jun. Paulton Hill, Joseph, jun. Panitos Holder ...
... Sanders Stephen Peust 1n chard Asa tG. K ,-a,iiiers 'Thomas Carlisle lihrttlih Samuel ?? Atiraii,. Alexaiider Si, tiin llsrwetnd Joseph Ciiates Jolia Ham T£R. ?? dieers I-ac Riddlle C. J. Thonlas 'Thiemes D-nle Wilbsmn ttroiekmiai J N. Alexander Ciisas.~1~ks ...
... the adjoining warehouse of Messrs. Hood and Wall, which contained nearly £3,000 worth of corn, belonging to Mr. George Chamberlain, the conseaquessces tunet have been much norea serious. As it is, it is thought from the valuable nature of a large portion ...
... Robinson, Sheepridge, Yorkshire, manofacturer. July 1, 29, at tbe George Inn, Huddersfield Solicitor, Barker, Hlulddersfield Joseph Burlie, Standish, liancasiire, shopkeeper, July l.i, at the Comn. mercial Inn, BoLtoin.le-..oor,. Solicitor, Gaskeil, N'iffanu ...
... his possession, he and his wife were in the habit of drinking to great excess, and this produced quarrels be- tween them. Chamberlain had accused his wife of depriving him of his watch for the purpose of pledging it. This she denied, and an altercation took ...
... Esq. of Woolwich, to Anne Viscountess Lake, widlow of Lord Lake-At Mlalvern, Rear-Admiral C. B. Ross, to Jane, relict of Joseph Scobell. Esq. of Stonehouse-At Portsmouth, W. C. Harris, Esq. 68th foot, to Matilda, eldest dau. of the late J. A. Hickley ...