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... Ludlow, miller—Joseph Sparks, Buckingham-street, Middlesex, scrivener—.—John Hockin Biddefo'd, Devonshire, spirit-merchant— John Brown, Priuce's-street, Middlesex, haberdasher—John Wilkinson, Appledore, Kent miller —Philip Overton, Windmill- street, Middlesex ...
... George Gregory, Mrs. Piozzi, Josiah Wedgwood, Esq. TheophilUs Swift, Esq. Sir Brooke Boolhby,Lady Blaikiston, Dr. Downman, John Courtney, Esq. M.P. Edward mir.gham, Esq. Lady Grcsley, Rev. R. Polwhele, Dr. Parr, Mrs. Jackson, Thomas Dowdcswell, Esq. Mrs ...
... W’orccMenbtN Mr, Rotiert*, Stourhr'uli'c. solicitor.- John Cosiet, Piccadilly, Middlesex, Jone 11, *5, and July 13, at Guildhall; Messrs. Fisher, and Lake, Bury-stteet, Si. James’s, solicitor John Wilson, Leeds, Torkshirc, merchant; June at, •*. July ...
... may had. —Apply No, Marshumslreet, U’e.stminster. J JOHN FLIy, Alhiou-stm t, JL» mercial-road v r« eautioo any on** from trusting Wife M Vi a* will not be accountable for any Debts she may contract. JOHN MAXWELL. IF tlie Next Kiu IiLIZ.nJBKTH .SHERIFF, late ...
... Lottery in a Cl Mr Grattan moved Petition Ireland be read The complied with and the accordingly Mr Grattan again moved that of Thanks the Lord Wellington Jen Thanks to Thomas and Brigadier General Dilkes should read were ith and read Grattan moved reading ...
... Mason, 0 ¢ Rain? cotton-spinner, d. & c. June 19, 20, and July ley Arms Inn, Manchester, Att. Messrs- Hewitt Manchester.—8. Peter Long, of Mere, Ches 14,-July 11, and 20, at the house of John Tags: rf ford, innkeeper. Att. Messrs, Follins, a Ridgway, ot Eccles ...
... Macclesfield, cotton..spinner,June 19, .2.0, July o, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester, Attdruey, Mr s Chaucery-lane. P. L4lue lere, (hesttr, tanner, June 14, *July 1, 20, at John Tagg's, Nether huntsfurd. Attoruies, 'Messrs. linntsford. S. Ridowav ...
... their • steadiness under arms, and the precision * which they went through their military manoeuvres. Saturday sennight tiie Royal Clarence rtpr merit Cardigan Local Militia Completed their period of training and exercise at Cardigan!— Pairing the time they ...
... butcher, June 8, 15. July 13, Guildhall. Alt, Mr. Orchard, Hation-Garden, London. John Keeping, Burpham, Sussex, brewer and malster, June 10, 11, July 13, Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel, Sas-cx. Alt. Messrs. Dally and Blagden, Chichester; and Messrs. Few and ...
... folly. Would to Heaven that our Guardian Angel might descend among us, and stretching her celestial arm over the land, show to her the whole world forging arms for British conquest, strew her the grins edge of ruin visitr;e, end the strength of Europe mate ...
... history of Mr. Grattan’s political life, and commented not only the innumerable services he had rendered his country, but on the obligations due to him from the people of IreluJ.d. He said, 'that the late instance which he (Mr. Grattan,) had given to ...
... at the 'sley Arms Inn, Manchester Attorneys, Messis. Hewitt ami Kirk, Manchester ; aud Mr. Ellis, Cl auccry-lane, Luiilou. ter Long, late Mere, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender, June 14, and Inly 11, 20, eleven, at the dwelling house John Tagg, in her Kuutsfurd ...