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... then John Wilfon, .Servant to James .Scot ci ier, Wiiglv; the-J John Frafer, Servant to Andrew C'ark Wright there.] Alexander Mather and Daniel MacClelaad, both SYr van to Robert Robertfon Wright there. Andrew Fanfyde, Servant to Wake: Fiiher Wright ! hcji ...
... Wiightth John Wilfon, Servant to James Scot elder. Wright t__2 John Frafer, Servant to Andrew Clark Wright there 1 Alexander Mather and Daniel MacOelanu, bo _hS er ?? to Robert Robei tfon Wright there. ' il ' i > Andrew Fanfyde, Servant to Walter Fuller ...
... there. John Wilson, Servant to James Scot elder. Wright there. .John Fraser, Servant to Andrew Clark Wright there. .Alexander Mather and Daniel MacCleland, Both Servants to Robert Roberrson WRight there. .Andrew Fansyde, Servant to Walter Fisher Wright there ...
... ther. John Wilfon, .Servant to James Scot elder. Wiight ther John Frafer, Servant to Andrew Clark Wright there. Alexander Mather and Daniel MacCleland, buthsServ__; to Robert R*ob ...
... Charles Robinson, James Maccolley, John Macgregor, William Crosby, William Hunter, Gilbert Barclay, Peter Campbell, William Conolly, John Gaddes, George Hamil ton, John Walker, John Ballantine, Matthew Mathers, William Barclay, Daniel Duff, James Main ...
... Pleas, and pleaded Guilty ; James Sparks, Michael Brady, and J .mes Maccoiley, tried and found Guilty; William Hunter, John Macgregor, Peter Campbell, John Gaddes, John Walker, Matthew Matthews, JohnScdt, Sir David Murray, Robert Stewart, Gilbert Barclay ...
... worded Mawds and Mawd Cloaks Handfome cocked and riding Hats. Ladies Beavers of all kinds. Siik. tliread, nnd cotton Hofe. Mr MACGREGOR Fencing Mafter, TAKES ihis oppoi tunity of returning his moll husihie thanks to the Gentlemen and others who have favoured ...
... partners; Auguft 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Henry Mather, of Manchcfter, merchant, (partner with Richard Mather, of Philadelphia in North America, trading in Manchefter under the firm of Henry Mather and Company) Auguft 6, at ten, at the Bull's Head, ...
... romoted in 73d Toot.-:3d May, 1799. 33d REGIMENT, Lieutenant Maur Mac Quartie, from 73d foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ch:u lea MacGregor, who exchanges.-14th May, 1 7-)9. 73 , 1 REGIMENT. Enfign Henry An ill, to be Lieutenant, vide John Lalor, deceated.--sth ...
... 70, Natives, 13. Wounded.-EuroPeans, 163; Natires, 3t. Milting.-Europeans, 4; Netives, 2. Namesof Ofticers killed. Lieut Mather, of the 75th, and Capt Owen, of the 77th, Flank Cok ipanies. Ieiutt Llor of the 73d Liests Farquhar, Pre-adeigraf, Hill, and ...
... them. n ir the Ct editO .r of JAtMES MACGlREGOUR, Of I Pitvvaich, in the counev of Bans Erq. a P 'HE late CAPTAIN WILLIAM MACGREGOR, C of the 7th Regiment Native Cavalry, in the fer- I vice of the Honourable Eaft Iiidia Compaily, on the lfa,7ras Efiablilsnment ...
... Thomas Jones, from the 6 za f° °t. and Jacob Adolphus. 6 Lieut. George A. Eliot to be Adjutant. 141,7j:ditto. Enfign George Mathers, from the /Bth foot, 70Liesite1ant. James Ronald and J. Dale to be Enfign. I cti tto• To be Lieutenants Enfigns John Major ...