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... interening and eta& idea of the different movements of Monday af:entonn they aria evighed by Ognal, and after flung previous Mormons formed in a line of battle a head - . On a fignal being made, they rod seeded tip the river, and ertang on different tacks ...
... atter a very Wort ilindi, Captain F. Redwood, of the sth Dragooo Guards. On Tnefday fennight, at hit apartments in the Britilh Mormon , between 5o and 63 years of age. the Rev. Samuel Akough, one of the librarians of that pubic and late vicar of ktidtoun. ...
... 01rD's LIST. NOV. 28.—Paffed by the Luiftrill, Frazer, from Petniburgh; London, Davidfon, from Dantzie; and the Friends . Mormon, from AntOerdam.--;.tiled the Pitiscard, kr Cork ; Mary, Patterfoo t and the Martha, Lawirtron. for Dtat; King Oenrge, Cotter ...
... final ch tpic and cootruol, is coofoled the j innuem.e cxpcndiiure ut Stores for the Navy, feel repugnance («• descilbe us mormons tilronidiaan/, tlie expellees ailudr d S.r, certain tlieir Lordships will think me, that the hxjicndiiure fathoms ut iope ...
... public service. Mr. FRANCIS asked the Noble hind (Castlereagh) to in. form him, whether any dispatches had been receiver, from Mormon' Wellesley, giving an aceountr.fthe war web llolkar, in the year IRA; arid also, whether the Directors lied received ac. counts ...
... favourite Song of No 'twas neither a Neap- 1,. ; and For tervhaness 4 ed, 6d. arranged as Glees fur three voicoy, by J. Mormon' goft is the fall of yonder fountain., a fa. etozunet, &romp/A-4 by Tint; Philipps, and sung by him, at the Theatre-Rnyal ...
... on the town moor, two miles and a half, by eight hunters, rode by gentlemen, and was won by a hunter belong, ing to MARTIN MORMON, Efq. On Saturday, a match was run on the town moor, betwixt two hunters, belonging to Mr. Cooxsoa and Mr. LIDDLE, each rode ...
... of and cprinniinittini, a Tucrativl butinef ; - held for a Ye'drs' f r 4itry , 118.7 ground-rent of 81. per u the of:Mr. 'Mormon on at,•ttrc low , • ' • • • • : . it..Libe,.plSce of ale, and of Mr. Bates, . , , ..L.Tpper Guilford-ftrcet . , Foundling ...
... Alto us and HAZARD Coops of war, and DiAmomb, of 32 guns, from a ernize ; and the MALTA, of 74 guns, from Torbay.—Sailed the Mormons, of 74 guns, on a CrtliZe. Jaw. 3.—Sailed yellerday his Majelly's Sip Amami, Captain W. Nitta'. The Avot.Ao frigate, Capt ...
... Haningtale. :rt. and Lasgdowne, no tick modesuwue, to tide Lard and Lady Cowper. by Loyd by Lady Barclay. lord Dessally, by Earl Mormon. Cotond Hueneme, arrival from trebled, &ruffed a Qtr- I Clemeralb uniform, embroidered in fsiva. Mahe,, by the Honourable ...
... Sengal—hleffrs. C. hinnekton, T. Silinn, W. Lambert, and W.Graot, Writers; Mr. 'l'. Crichton, Swiss; Mefirs.Lyons, Curtis. Mormon, Christian, Jackfl , o, Hollins, Bruce, Aiddiq. Stuart, Cubit. Jeffrey. brine, Thornton. and Martin, Cadets ; Allard:fee Thornhill ...
... situated in a crowded working neighbour- hood, near the New Docks. For particulars enquire at the sign of the Captain Cook, Mormon-street, Commercial-road, St. Georve’s in the East. OE LL ANTS a Situation a Young LAD, turned of sixteen, in a Counting-house ...