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... WARD. Alto at thiadpeerCoffee-Houfe, in Paternofler Row, London; by Mr. RAwson, in Hall; Mr, CavroN, in Chefterfield; Mr. WILSON, in Rotherham; Mr. Honeson iteDolotafier • and Mr. in Bawtry, by whom this Paper i.s Sold. MONDAY and TUESDAY'S Pofts. Arrived ...
... Alio, at the CH Ar rmi CoRFEE-HODSE, in Pau:molter-Row, LONDON ; by Mr. RAWSON in HULL; Mr. CALToN, in CHESTERFIELD; Mr. WILSON, in ROTHERHAM; Mr. Honcson, in DONCASTER; and Mr. in SAWTRT, by whom this PAPER is SOLD. Monday's and Tuefday's Pofts. Arrived ...
... the lime of his first visit Mr. Wilson’s house till his elopement with Mrs. Wilson, was about four months; he had dined there once or twice when he first came to the country, but never visited his mistress while Mr. Wilson was at home; that at the time ...
... have been unforrimatc—for Cracus 11. was aflaifinated by his brother. Lcchus 11, was Lcfcas 11. killed the French.—A. 810. MciceHaus 11, died mad. 11. killed himfclf. Uludiflaus 11. fled iron* the kingdom. Miicc.'Jaiiß 111. depofed. Lefcus . refigned. ...
... LEEDES, September 11. On Monday Night, last Week, died the Rev. Mr. Ben- jamin Wilson, Vicar of Wakefield, and of Normanton in that Neighbourhood; and Prebendary of the Prebend of Osbaldwicke in the Cathedral Church of York. He was formerly Master of ...
... command Major CarLton, the 11/h of October, 1780. rc - i private killed; i fc jeam and I private wounded.—ilug’s Rangers, private killed.—Major corps, i piivatc wounded.—lndians. i killed ; i wouiulcd. Deferteti. 84th regiment. 1 private.—Mac Alpin’s. ...
... very confiderahly enlarged, WILSON’s DUBLIN DIRECTORY, For the year 1800. fIOTICE !« hereby given, that the I)UBI IN DIRECTORY for the year x8o», now at Prefs, Office, No. 16, Cor-khill, oppofite the Royal Ex change. W. WILSON N. B. perfon can hereafterhc ...
... faid three Fourths of faid Subfcriptions, in Money or apreeabie faid Aft. Order the Commiflioners. 14th December, 1781. KILL WILSON. At the fame time the Intereft on the firft Depofites due 24th December, will paid to the Subfcribers. Dublin Callle, i6t ...
... duced many ignorant Perfons and violent Importers to couiiteifeit them, particularly one Alexander and Co. who have copied my Kills almort every Word ; and Charters and Co. who have in fomc Places called thernfelves my Servants, and in others pretended that ...
... exprefs the leall farrow for what was done, they were forry whilft they had the power, they did not kill more, and that there were not half enough killed; I know that the rebels were determined to rife if the French (hould come I believe they did not give ...
... w.ivtdid. Tuttl a«>— Auditions. 1 feaman, killed: a officer*, 31 teamen, 1 marinei, wounded. , Total 36— Defence. 3 feamen, 1 marine, killed; g.fv-amen, x marinei, weunded. Tatal 15-— Zealous., 1 feaman, killed} 7 feamen, wounded. Total B.— Orion. 1 officer ...
... Requefts in Coffitoilah Street, to the hentiel lately occupied by Meffa. DEVENIS Fl and WILSON is Ranamoody Gully, where all Orders they may be favored tsith, Kill be punetuidly attended to. 'They have for Cale, a great varlet, of Ca_ binet Furniture, ...