...fupporting and repairing the pier, The father of the Rev. Mr. Romaine was among the French Proteflants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantes : he fettled in this place as a merchant, and became a member of the corporation, which is a very ancient...

...born at Hartlepool in the county of Durham, Sept. 25, 1714. His father, one of the French protestants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantz, resided at Hartlepool as a merchant, and particularly as a dealer in corn. He had two sons and...

...born at Hartlepool in the county of Durham, Sept. 25, 1714. His father, one of the French protestants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantz, resided at Hartlepool as a merchant, and particularly as a dealer in corn. He had two *ons and...

...born at Hartlepool in the county of Durham, Sept. 25, 1714. His father, one of the French protestants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantz, resided at Hartlepool as a merchant, and particularly as a dealer in corn. He had two sons and...

...supporting and repairing the pier. The father of the Rev. Mr. Romaine was among the French Protestants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantes ; he settled in this place as a merchant, and became a member of the corporation, which is a very ancient...

...birth was Hartlepool, a .town in the county of Durham. His father was one of the French Protestants who took • refuge in 'England upon" the revocation of ' the edict' of Nants: he settled in this place as a merchant, and became- a .member of the corporation,' which is...

...* Robert Romaine, father of William, wa.s, according to Mr. Cadogan, among the French Protestants, who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantes. He settled at Hartlepool, and, on August 27, 1683, was admitted a burgess. In 1741, there was an advance...

...born at Hartlepool in the county of Durham, Sept. 25, 17/4. Hi* father, one of the French Protestants, who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the edict of Nantz, resided at Hartlepool as a merchant, and particularly as a dealer in corn. He had two sons and...

...born in 1714, at Hartlepool, in the county of Durham, where his father, one of the French Protestants who took refuge in England upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, resided as a merchant, and dealer in corn. He was educated at tbe grammar-school of Houghton-leSpring,...

...to be regretted that they were all. ******* • " His lordship was descended from a very respectable French protestant family, who took refuge in England, upon the revocation of the Edict of Nantz — (the name having originally been Montaigne,) wd became possessed of a moderate landed property...