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... Trees, between Aib, Oak. and Sycamore, and a Water Corn-Mill, the Buildings in good Repair, and the Lands id good Heart. Particulars thereof may be had from Mr. Salisbury of Brie Barker. Mummy, at Law, Mr. Rees of Denbigh, Attorney at Lew Mr. Tho. Jones ...
... Prince of Calabria. The tame Day the Merchants of this Ci - y reczivl thetlitagreeable News of five more Veal& la :cn with Corn fur this Place, beim call away in the Gulph of Venice. Yetterday the :teen of Spain ' s Bali Day, Vas celebrated at Court wit ...
... may be had from Mr. Salsbury of Bryn y' Basket, Attorney at Law; Mr. Rees fuutkes, of Denbigh, Attoris.y at Law; Mr. Tho. Jones, of Wrexham, Attorney at Law; or Richard Wiclttled, Attorney at Law in Chefter, who aro mpowered to treat with any Purchafer for ...
... great many houfes behind it, built up the fide of the mountain to avoid the winds and vapours that came from the fea. We here law feveral perfons, that in the midi of December had nothing over their fhoulders but their thins, without complaining of the cold ...
... the above Timber, to be Direfted to Mr. Richard Vaughan, at Nant y? Carnes near Denbigh ; or to Mr. Lewis Nanney, Attorney at Law, at Llwyn, [abovementton'dt to either of whom Application may be made, by fuch as defire to view the laid Timber. By MONDAY ...
... Profecutions, Perfecutions, Sufpenlions, Deprivations, hopping, Changing, Bargaining, Bnrich, the Procced.rgi in the Common-Law, the Court of Excheluer, and King's Bench, in /time prthular i. II An Witty upon Avarice, Strife, Paflion, Spleen, Rancour, ...
... yodng Trees. and'a WAN( Corn-Mill, and t h e Lands in stiod Heat .. Particuliio ? be bad ham My. Salisbury of Bryn yd Barker, Attorney at Law.. Mr. Rees Foulkes, of Denbigh, Attorney at Law; Mr. Tho. Jones. of Wrexham, Attorney at Laws, or Richard Wicksted ...
... had from Mr. FAlisbury of Bryn y' Barka, Attorney ; Mr. Foulkes. of Denbigh, Attorney at Law; • T 1.,, Jones, of Wrexham. Attorn'y as Law; or .harn A:t-aney at Law in Cheffer. who are to treat with any Ptirchafur for the fame. To be Sold teethe- or feprattly ...
... s ct Tatkn, to Account of Ike great Scarcity of Corn. Tlti4 Day Bank Stork was 3 fits India Stock 163. Snotls Seel Sto..k no price that) Old Anntiitics 94 halt Ditto New 94 twit to 3 Stitt. Peke of Corn at aefler, Saturday le:• :6. Wheat 5 s. 6 d. to ...
... is laid to have been chiefly owing to Indiferetien, and boifterous Behaviour in fame who fancy that in other Countries the Laws may be eh.Jed , or tranfgrejfed, not only with, much Impunity , but with little Decency and Decorum as home. At prefent they ...
... Funifhment Felony Confinement and hard Labour in his Majefty’s Dock- Yards, for fix Weeks} lb that *tis thought it will not into a Law this SeiTion, hear rhe Houle Commons intend fit every Saturday during the Seflion, for the quicker Affairs. The Lords of the ...
... Seducer who had won her Ariedions before fhe knew or heard that had been married to another Gentlewoman good Family, whom the Law had compell’d him to allow Maintenance. hear Friday the 3d April is fixed for the Execution of her on Oxford Gallows i\ ...