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... don, pL Montgomery, bound to Cadiz with Corn, was loft on the Colfk of Spain. O Wednefday and Friday Lift beincr, the Quarter Seffions of the Peace for the Ci:y and Liberty of LVeliminfier, feveral Informitions agAinft Perfons for retailing Spirituous ...
... /horn a Wtitt.:n Letter, London, Aug. 2. acccrding to Law that cxercife their Trades on the Lord's Day, and will continue to to do, H E thief cxpalation having fupprefred it in a great Mealure alrtadyi now is to hear %%hat and btought a great many to ...
... in full for the Droll: Corn, due to its as Leen the Mayor, yurats, and Commonalty Sandwich, ateorifirt, sa the above Bill; but if Comnfillor Knowler, of Canterbury, or bearing Sides, jull fa m e i s nit of Right, either in Law or Equity, din is us as ...
... ! 0 N, with Corn, &c. purchae,l by tte Frer.ch, • . t):1 Maruste Sands, on Saturday tiht lift bk.l •: c uritadicz, in t;opes of g,ctting her off. .:t State Cl;:cli of the ltlght Hon. Sir William Calvert, Lutti 111sy.ir of this City, was bringing his Lordrhip ...
... Caoombury. 'fibs Houfbold- Goods and Shope , any Corn or Grain, within the Liberties tickle Goods are now alto to be Sold as they !land. City, he or tiny fo offenthog will be molt ca.- ' WM, profecuted at Law, according to a late Order in burghmotc. CHARLES ...
... full for the Drain Corn, due f s o Lefen of the Afayor, yuratt, and Commonalty Sandwich, ateordiag :,the above Bill ; kJ f - Counfillor Kt:auks, e Canterbury, on hearirq loth Si:, ihall adjudge the lame i; not of Right, tither ix Law sr Equity, to us as ...
... good Rooms* at the Widcm any Corn or Grain, within the Liberties of this 'f Lane's, by the Fountain Tavern in St. Mat- - City, he or they Co offending will be molt ccr- garet's-ftrecc, Canterbury. aainly profecated at Law, according to a late Note, At ...
... encouraging the Difcovery of any of the Offenders, the Honourable Corn miflioners of his M a jelly's Cuftoms promifc a Reward of Tcn Pounds over and above all other Rewards allowed by Law; to be paid on the Convietion of each Offender, by Thomas Wickes ...
... deffroyed feral Warehoufes, Corn-chambers, and other Buildings and a lfo a large Quantity of Corn, Coals, Deals, and other G oods, belonging to Mr. Thirkle, Mr. Trotman, Mr. Bytes, Mr. Bradfireet, and others. A (mall Vella loaded with Corn, that lay at the Kett ...
... Augull following. Whereas by the Laws and Statutes of this Realm, all Fore- Regrating, and Ingroifing of Corn is prohibited, and it is by the Aa of the fifth and lath of Edward the Sixth particularly enatied, Tbat when Corn Of Grain is above the Prices in ...
... the Farmers and others in thole Parrs are about to a Petition to the Parliament for an Amendment of the Law vd*ia to the Importation of Foreign Corn. Aviburg, Dec. 31. it is remarkable that in fo (mall a C ounty as Saltzburg, the re !Mold be fo gni a Nrinber ...
... - Purchafe's Pilgrimage, y Vol. ' &nth on the New Teßament. Nelfon's Ab::dgment, 3 Vol. ,Patrick Lowth and Whitby's Corn. Jacob's Law Dittionary. went. 6 Vol. Hawkins's Pleas of the Crown. Ilorkly's Britannia Roman*. Wood's Inflitutes. Handy's Roman Hiftory ...