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... ? ? henry Monck T. Delahide John Long 1, F.d. Medlicott robt. Collis R. Moncrieffe Wm.humphries, N Warren Sc.m. Reed J. Parkinson . >lin Locker Gë!i. Whitaker Wm. Thompson Clarke Jo Rden James Clarke Wm T. t-i johnston j>iiii iaittcs ki 'g Prui ...
... Mr. J. ASHLEY. Violoncellos, Messrs. Charles Ashley, Sharp, ..Principal Second Violin, Mr.. R. Ashley. Bassoons, Messrs. Parkinson and Taylor. Trumpets, Messrs. Smith, Tamplin, and Cantelo. Double Bass ' es Messrs. Jouve, Francis,,&c. Como di Bas'serto ...
... proceeded on their voyage to China the 2tst August, under convoy of his Majesty’s ships Dedaigntuse and Dasher. The Bengal, Cumine, and Asia, Trementjre, arrived at Fort St. George the 3d, and were to sail for Bengal the 9th of September, 180+. Plymouth ...
... Ncw-Ellglxnd ft J 31 --tf. CUMIN-8 & WARD.. TO be RENTED, and entered on ef C,:r!ei -B. pi: - it ii S t 1 C 7.nt—y U.ti it fi%.**) f!,-0 rt nC t'red fit L:ao).=l*.:.ll C ?*zei. rvry ctrc* , ; '216 2 ECM.' in • t * lIENRY PARKINSON. rr. E & iric 1411 tho ...
... in-yards, aalled garden, ftc.-The Parsonage l»al repatr, |«.n.t case, held A.nct ttile-. Sev.na which lie very compact, cumin about Acres, the soil are re Hand, of mun-.iiate may had; three healthy and productive, and easy cultivate. avelet; lease ...
... Counsel co laded by remitmending the defendant to mercy, and reminding the at thit excellent charaeter,zivisn him by. Dr. Parkinson, from an intimate triendship.for the last twelve years. He complained of the' Attar ney-General's tempting the defendant ...
... character. Appaientlv the tsteiist' of rehgton may sutTer ntio'c thesyeoftfie public this exposure; hut ready they cot; the cumin tl' would more mischief; lie might worm himself into, mure families, and abuse the cuniideine of others. 1: shall not carry ...
... to desert, in consequence of communications which he made to two soldiers, and conversation which was overheard. William Parkinson, of his Majesty's artillery, and now at Tilbury Fort, stated, that the prisoner, O'Connor, was brought to the Fort as a recruit ...
... S. and J. Calur. of St. Saviour's Church-yard. newspaper-dealers. .1. Gwyer and W. Birch, of Bristol. sail-makers. J. S. Parkinson and E. Ames, of Hellesdon, Norwich, oil-seed crushers. N. Itohnbruke and Co. of Norwich. cutlers. J. Walsh and 11. Simpson ...
... rich Mea- dow Land, lying contiguous thereto, and Possession of the Whole may be immediately had, if required. Mr. Timothy Parkinson, of Sandal aforesaid, will shew the Premises; and further Particulars may be known by applying to J. G. Armytage, Esq; Thick- ...
... Banbu y, Oxfordshire, Lupton and Co. of Ashton under Line, miner,. 'Mellish and Chambers, of Bishopegate-street, merchants. Parkinson and liawkin, of Scawby, &c. Lincolnshire, seed crusher. J. and J. Penn, of Bnausgrove. Worcestershire, grocers. liter! and ...
... to an article Of the 22d ult. from Spain, a Monk had been taken into custody at Valladolid for preaching against the new cumin& plan. If the plan had not affected the property of the lerg-y, he would, no doubt, have preached up passive obedience and ...