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... DANTZIG, anv MEMEL BALK ; EALS, OAK DEAL SLATES, LATHS, TILES, and WHEELWRIGUTS’ STUFF, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Sportsman inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, on Saturday the 21st day of June, 1806, between the hours of three ...
... Since my letter af the 25th, which stated the si- tnation of the sloops you were pleased to place un- der my mmand, haye the honour to acquaint you, that by availing myself of your orders and the information derived trom the Mary, of Liverpool, T sueceetled ...
... expressed her II ention to provide for her daughters, and request of the Piiuce Recent to do the samo former sons. .Conduct thus honourable her M ...
... considerably afterwards Compared therefore with may fairly say with the poet that CrackhamS is Fine degrees and Dinner in Honour of the Dean of St Asaph The proctors-and Officers of the Consisto-rial of which venerable and distinguished character is ...
... the principles of the Established Church. Commissions signed hy the Lord Lieutenant of the county paiatine of Chester. The Honourable Charles George Venables Vernon, to be Deputy Lieutenant. The King’s Cheshire Volunteer Legion of Yeomanry Cavalry—Adlington ...
... 2ikh ult. Posen, aged 84 years. It was to whom Pins VII. addressed the fulminating brief against the societies.--The sword of honour presented by the Cortes to Qniroga has been seized bis house Betnozos, in Gallicia. After being broken the common hangman ...
... for R. Ellison. Mr. Mytron.—We regretto state that this genuine sportsman, and ornamenttotheturf, met with severe accident last week. In riding a steeple chase, his horse fell, and rolling over him, broke six of his ribs. Thushas Vimrod's prophesy been ...
... the slaves. There was no middle rank of men that could gradually mix with their superiors, and insensibly procure themselves honour and distinction. The punishments in • flirted hy the criminal laws were almost altogether of pecuniary nature, and the moral ...
... week, with notice to appear before tbe committee, to be appointed by the House of Commons, to try the petition against the honourable and learned gentleman s return. Fatal Accident.—On Wednesday evening week, as Mr. Helfry Bardsley, overseer of Hyde, was ...
... ically supported ; whilst a pair of British Tars, a Newmarket Jockey, a venerable old Shropshire Gentleman, and a jolly Sportsman, kept the company all night in uproarious mirth. The uniforms of the Shropshire and Cheshire Yeomanry were plentifully sported ...
... that it had not any funds what- ; ever meet any demand on it.?His Honour directed j that that fact should be made the subject of an inquiry. the general question of liability, his Honour decided that neither the corporation nor the trustees should be made ...
... of his Grace the Doke of Wellington was favoured with three times three hearty cheers, and one cheer more; and similar honours were paid to Sir Phillip Grey Egerton, Mt.. whose health was toasted and subsequently Lady Grey Rwiteton's. In the mane of ...