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... Carrington, Grenville, Gwydir, Bridport, Sheffield, Healey, Hobart, and Boßon. Generals—Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, Tither, Harris, Staveley, and Difbrow. Admirals—Man, Sir K Parker, Sir P. Parker, Sr R-Onflow. Colonels—Long, Harris, Sims, Jackfon, Welton, Nugent ...
... Carring | Urn, Grenville, Gwyder, jßridport, lier.ly, Hub.'rf, and Boston; Generals —Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, Fshcr, Harris, Staveley, and Disbrow; Admirals-—Man, Sir H. Parker, SirP. Parker, Sirß. Onslow; Colonels—Long, Herrie*, Sims, Jackson, Weston, Nugint ...
... Grenville, Gwydir, Bridport, Sbef- he field, Henley, Hobart, and Boston. fe. Generals-Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, Fisher, Harris, Staveley, and Disbrow. Admirals-Man, Sir H1. Parker, Sir P. Parker, Sir ly, . Onslowv. he Colonels-Long, Herrics, Sims, Jackson, Weston ...
... and to the Landgrave of Wire Catfel; eldeft fon of the late Rev. Ralph Heatheote, D. D. of Sileby, Leiceitcr- Ihire.—Mr. C. Staveley, many years an eminent archited, of Melton Mowbray.—On the 13th inft. at Aleeller, Mr. John Briftow, fhoe•maker, much refpeded ...
... the fasher .“.?'.ml Farer SIDZH N.(‘:,ilh::u.r’ to fend them off with all paifible i micalty | tuae city —Lately, Mr. C. Staveley, mauy yeurs dn | [Enriched wich a Fine Porrroit of Boxnsrante,]] o, Sst of : .‘i’, tion. eminent architect, of Melton Mowheay ...
... fe'nnlghr; at Liclifield, far advanced in years, Mr. Alderwan Fcrn; the Father of the Corpora- tibe of that City, Lately, olr. C. Staveley, many years ass eminent ar- chited, of dielton Movbray. On Sunday the 15thinfl. in Tenderdon.ftreet Han- over.fquare, London ...
... tavlor, at Guildhall, London. April 1 Thomas Peach, of Loughborough, Leicester, h.ttkr. at the house of Mr. Christopher Staveley, the Bullâs- inn. Loughborough. . OrOfent's tn hfcrtnlrf brfore lh' 3l tf of March. Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Berke ...
... Conyers Norton of Sawley, William Richtrdfon of Fulford, and S. W- Waud of Killingbeck, Efqrs. Since the laft aflizes Mr. Staveley of York Caftle, has aflifted in obtaining the dilcharge Of thirteen poor debtors from the iaid gaol, out of the fum of ail ...
... court, to be tranfported be- yond the feas for feven years. But we un- derstand, through the humane interference of Mr. Stave-ley, (the governor of the cattle) tbe Judge ?? reprefent hit cafe to His Majefty, for a mitigation of the fentence, owing to ...
... convided capitally of felony, attempt his efcapc therefrom, to be tranfportedfur years, Through the humane interference of Mr. Staveley, the Governor the Cattle, the Judge is to reprefenthu cafe Co his'-Majetty for mitigation of the feotence. The following ...
... chiefly arifing from the extreme dearnefs of provisions. - The Ffigh Sheriff has been pleafed to leave in the hand* of Mr. Staveley of the Caftie, the ftun of five guineas ; and alfo the Gentlemen of the Grand jury the fum of 121. 6s. for tbe relief of ...
... The High Sheriff has been -pleased to leave lire guineas, and the gentlemen 'of the Grand Jury 121. 6s. in the hands of Mr. Staveley, of York Caftle, to be applied to the relief ot poor infolvent debtors ; ?? being paid to thole whofe characters for fobriety ...