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... Price, Worcester College, Oxford.—Prics/s, the Rev. Jas. Johnson, Worcester College, Oxford, the Rev. John R«*gers and the Rev. John Holder, of St. John's College, Cambridge. Kickctf.% lias been chosen Alderman (he Corporation ol'thi.s city, iu (lie room ...
... Marsh, Notiiugliara, has, during six years, felt an extraordinary sens ttion in one of her arms, which, at length, had the ertVct of reducing the suhstance of the arm, and of contracting the muscles the hand. Last week, the circumstance underwent surgical ...
... which you owe to your talents and vir Beside of brave officers brought in your Majesty’ under your at your call to offer you arms— thought paying tribute graiitude and admiration feel fr your For myself Sire possess all sentiments degree unite with them ...
... Lynscott, or her tenant, subject to 2 I lives, aged 72 and 32 years. 19.-Several THNEMENTS, adjoining, in the occu- pation of .r. John Osmond's executors tenants, subject I to 2 lives, aged 50 and 42 years. 20.-DWELLING-HOUSE, nearadjoining, late in the !Occupation ...
... occupation pf William Simms, John Cousans, and Richard Pas- poe, consisting of two rooms on the Ground Floor, and two Bed-rooms. LOT V. A small HOUSE, adjoining Lot 4, and, if desired, Will be sold therewith, in the occupation of John Crowle. LOT VI. Three ...
... in her 72d year Mrs Hall of Somerset-tquaro relirt of Mr John Hall of Long Ashton Sunday 8 months Louisa Mary daughter of Th waiter Winettreet Wednesday at his father's house Northend much Mr John Broadribb 27 mild and benevolent temper endeared him to ...
... gloom throughout the United States. Ala select Catholic Meeting Dublin last week, ii was agreed that Lord Donoughmore and Mr. Grattan should continue to be intrusted with presenting the Catholic Petitions Parliament. aggregate Meeting was held on the following ...
... ~ ~ ?? 24. Pot SHEEP, CALVES, LAMBS, &e. Vnder the Patronage of the Right Hon. EARL WINCHILSEA, Right HoO. LnRD SOMERVILLE, JOHN B&ACKBURNJE, Esq. 1. P. And dther distinguished Members of the Board of Agriculture. IUGHES's PICKS CORDIAL, a certaiz 9UL ...
... said John Jope, to itice is meant lo apply. Aval, Cornwall, farmer; Pati- eott, Cornwall, w idow ; Nicho- Gcrmains, Cornwall, farmer; rthill, Cornwall, farmer; Mary me, Cornwall, widow. ; John jn, Cornwall, hat-maker; John on, Cornwall, fanner; John Pal- ...
... unto said Saobrook are to pay their Josern the Counting of Mr John in receive and else N B Currying Utensils of said to be by Contract rpHF Commissioner in Commission of Bankrupt October JOHN SAMUEL city Bristol Clnth Bleacher Dealer intend meet the 10 ...
... Esq. Somersetshire—John Phrlips, of Monlacuie, Esq. Wiltshire —George Eyre, of Branislyu, Issq. Worcestershire—Edward Dixon, CarmaitKen—Geo. Meats, of Lonstephan-pl«ca. Esq. Pembroke—Mornce William, of Cwingfbyn.Tßjq. r Cardigan—Herbert Evans, Highmead ...
... Hucclccote, near this city.?On Wednesday, John Olive, Esq. Beech-Hill, near Usk, in the county of Monmooth.?On the Inst, at Trellcck, near Monmouth, Mr. John formerly of Ncwland, in this county, and son of the late Mr. John Probyn, tanner, of the i.oysa.?Mrs ...