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... Green. Esq. 1 i o 3. Aitlie, Efq. ; 5 olVIr. Wm Pearfon o 10 6 Mrs. Hibbert _ _ o|Rev. I. Longc 1 10 Mrs. Leheup _ * o|.Mr, Ripper o 10 6 To be SOL* W AUCTION By JOHN BARBER, On Saturday tbe 29th day of Dec. 1798, At the Huntfman and Hounds in Mettield ...
... Theobald,Efq.i to Dr. Andie 5 1 1 o S. Aillie, Efq. j 5 oKlr. Wm Pearfon o to 6 Mrs. Hihbcrt 2 o;Rey- !• 1 o Mrs. Lcheup » olMr, Ripper 6 OULTON HOUS !■ of INDUSTRY, Dec. Directors and Acting Guardians the Poor, 1, within the hundreds of Mutford and Lothir.g-land ...
... Kildare are dilturbed the latter, Gov, yeoman, of Moualiercvan, Orangite, went into the Dclaney, Nurney, and him whilll at Ripper amidlt his family. Cattle to the value arc hated to have been houghed within thefe tew days. Tuefday four men, iuppofed to ...
... every feature ancient'Britifh hoipitality. A dinner was ferved in the great hall nearly too perlons, and fit seeded a ball ana Ripper: It was mnncroufiy attended the (itrrouTiding neighbours, who were provided with bed., in the bottle. Lady Cholrnondeley haseflab ...
... lifii c ank 4 Val4lt 41 (to:a(tua?a Xen--f a m va ier onfP N 'i4- U-s aL to tialk 'f ra luTlowIn io I Onions I 6 liaeaBUk ripper I I with ii filled with boUim? of I dampinc fiit I water of of in I 20X31 sol enfuiac T KDOUBTCD cirjplr in 1'undawUI i ft ...
... inces, chiefly toScotch were fed by Prince William Orange and Princefs Augufla. When the dancing conclude.!, their and company Ripper.—The flipper was a of old Ehfflifh hofpita'ky ; avd the after the enjoyment very conii irtable and experiencing the diltinguifhed ...
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... Pliny the younger. He flates that he (aw her (not at a public ceremony, where all the pride of wealth was ufually but private Ripper with few perfons), all covered with emeralds and pearls, arranged with the greatell talle. Her head, hair, throat, ears, arms ...
... zYears' JAMES OLD, - cf'Age. and Mi. JAMES RODDA, - -' fieri Toftofed RICHARD GOLDS WORTH V, > lambs by as; - - tx. JAMES RIPPER,. . 7 -Crnwa/l. JOHN MORSHEAD, Colonel Royal Miners. I orchefter Barracks, September 4. the C. WILLIAM DYI-R, Leather-seli ...
... 1 Allalcu! JAMES OLD, - - JAMES RODDA, - - oil nets fed RICHARD GOLDS WORTHY, 5.10 f now JAMES AS, - - j working:* JAMES RIPPER, - - J Coiitzoad. JOHN MORoHEAD, Colonel Royal Miners. Porrhefter Barrscks. September 4, Indentures cf Apprcnttcejbip, made ...
... By Arrears Conibbles - - ' To Calh paid Printer - - of Court - - Wm JAMl JAMES RODDA -RICHARD GOLDSWORTHY JAMES BY AS JAMES RIPPER - Edmund gene Crewkenc P eft) Samuel gent W’lflia Joleph gem St White gem Wrentmore AHgeut Clceve George gent Wood R efq Mattock ...
... To STONE RIPPERS and KILN BURNERS. feveral MEN to RIP STONES VV and BURN LIME, on or about the beginning of December next, at very places for cuftom, where are large quantities lime burnt every year. ioduftricus men that are qualified for both will meet ...