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... of the Knyvetts.—At Greenwich hofpital, Dec. 24. Sir John Jennings, an experienced Admiral, Governor of that hofpital.—Hon. Thomas Dalziel, granduncle to the prefent Earl of Carnwath, formerly a Lieuteiiant-Colonel of the Scots guards.—The Lady of Major ...
... Mr Alex. Lamond, merchant there, and sister of the Rev. Joseph Smith, Birce. 24. At Charlesfiekl, Henry Hardy, Esq. •Idest son of the late Dr Hardy. 26. At Portobello, Mr John Spotswood, late merchant in Edinburgh. 26. At , aged 79, the Rt-v. William Gordon ...
... -— to be Lieutenants. We here fubjoin the lift, viz. Mafers and Commanders made Pojl. Capt. James Dickinfon, Thomas Hawker, James Norman, Thomas Parr, George Lindfay, Mark Robinfon, Walter Gwenap, Abraham Guyott, James Dundas, J. Robert Moffe, Fra. Pickmore ...
... to be Lieut. Colonel. Capt. John M‘Mahon to be Major, vice Lord Dungarvan. Capt. Walter Hovenden to be Major. Lieut. Col, Thomas Roberts, from 1ft life guards, to be Major, vice 'I'yndale, who exchanges. 88th foot. Major Fred. Keppel to be Lieut. Col ...
... brewer, 8 Sir Jame> Hunter-Blair, Bt, Old Provofl James Dickfon, James Gordon, brewer Old 11 Thomas Sanderfon, merchant Bailies George Schaw, wine merchant Thomas Elder, merchant, Old Dean of Guild Archibald Macdowal, merchant, Old Trtafurer and College ...
... Elizabeth, relict of the late David Murray, Esq. brother of Lord Elibank, and daughter of the late Right Hon. Thomas Harley. — At Fort William, Mr Thomas Gillespie, te- nant at Ardachy, one of the most extensive store- farmers in the north of Scotland. — At ...
... l of the n fon, Efq; Rear-Admiral of the Kin appointed Thomas itj ' to be one of the CommiJJionf,V J. a lity of principal officer, of the 0r ~ the naval affairs in the Medif te Phe Bifle, Thomas Revel), Tho- Ci% %en»f ° n » William Thompfon, Wilt,\ and ...
... daughter of the late William Richardson, Esq. merchant. as. At Glasgow, Mr Robert Haswell, merchant, to Elliot, daughter Henry Hardie, Esq. Virginia Street. 22. At Sorn Castle, Nicol Brown, Esq. of Waterhaughs, to Christian, daughter of the late James Somervell ...
... 15. foot: Capt. Thomas Mecan to be Ujor, vice Willum Blakeney ; Lieut. For?c* Champaignie, from 4th foot, to be Cap. tain, vice Thomas Mecan; Lieut. James Drury, from foot, to be Captain, vice George Hutchenfon; and Firft Lieut. Thomas Saumarez to be Captain ...
... —Dr John Ryder, Bibop of Kilale.— Dr John Whetcombe, of Kilfenora, alias Tenabore.—[The above taken from the Gazette.}—Dr Thomas Thomfon, Phy- fician to the Prince of Wales's houfbold.— —Jofeph Hudfon, Efq; Gentleman and Quarter-waiter to the King.—John ...
... Flanders. V s elles Ef of Eni!Q > ' °-f' t^e^r^nance - —Charles lnc ipal officer of the Navy M R:^Sbeernefs. —James Stuart, es Hardy, Rear- Admi}>l e of , Peter Perry, c >ty l j Majejifs Serjeants Arms Sj,' ® e e ° n^on - —Chriitopher Coates, 7'/ Xrw-Jtrfey ...
... eign; Capt. Greenville, of the Falkland; Capt. Brode- rick, (of the Phoenix), of the Exeter; Ld Thomas Bertie, (of the Drake floop), of the Phenix; Hardie, of the Drake O0p. ‘New Member, for Glafgow, &c. John Campbell, eldeft fon of Gen. Campbell of Mamore ...