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... PRICES o G 00D S, “at the Corn-ExcfiJie. Wheat = = — 4 '6‘80.06. rQflM Birley eo= :‘3 to 205, od %emo . Rye ——— wmae = 2310 zzr. 6d. ditto - Cats =me = =l3 10 105. 6d. ditto Pale Malt === e 23 t 0 273 od. ditto . PRICES o STOCKS., Bank Stock 130 India Srock ...
... CORN WIND-MiLL, | TO.HSQ;. D w AUCTION, ~on Friday 19€u8th Dy of Japuary next, at - Whike Bear Zpd’ wl.the City of Coventry, betwes the Howrs'of ?Ad Six o'Clock in the A fternoom § (unlefs foon: r difpofled of by Private Congradt, and of which due Notice ...
... Fires, reprefenting Ears of Corn.—7, Two half Pound - Sky Rockets.—B, A grand Hluminatign of Bombay Lights.—y. A large vertical Wheel ingl;x'dliam Fires, Blue, Yellow, Purple, and White.—lo. A new Piece reprefenting a Palm Tree in full Bloom, witha vertical ...
... ”$ g . e A 1) ) . - - - 4 = v~ sr o SIS BAR P A eTy et B -gewal £ ST law@@iva e v L ' AOUEr, Tt 0 D 0 oTd = ; ;760, in the 77th Year of his Age, and in thé 3{th o Some People have feemed to wonder at his late Majefly’d Funeral bein quefed fo foon ; but ...
... the corn-bill fer regulating the Importation and cxportation of corn ; and yeflerday it was rcad for the firllt time. . The preamble to this bill ftates, That whereas the eld laws made concerning the duties on corn imported, and the bounty on ...
... pleafed to give them as follows: “ My Laws of 1763, and 1764, refpe@ing the free Circaulation of Corn, me: with the Applaufe of my Parlia. ment, and were favoorably received by the differenc Cours, The Dearvels of Corn in my good City of Paris, during the ...
... vigosous fteps which the law authorifed, t 0 prevent the latended Ims poiition, 5 -3 Yy b ““ We bave been in great commotion here, the town being alarmed by sco Tianers from the Weit, who are come 10 flop the exportition of corn, ‘coaftways, from this port ...
... his Majelty’s natural born fubjets, in Scotland, inheritable to the eftate of their anceftors, . - 3 ['he corn, whale.filhery, and the-expiring law | bills, were each read the firlt time. The bill horife. 6 3 ard-tabour-of ofe ...
... the Kingdom, wniil the Advice of Parliament could be taken therevpon. If forther Provifions of Law be requifite or expedient with regard to the Dearnefs of Corn, fo neceflary to the Suftenance of the poorer Sort, they cannot efcape the Wildom of Parliament ...
... COMMONS. Thurfday, March §. Deferred the Committee on the bill to expl and amend the laws relating to fewers. i Read a fecond time the bill for allowing the exportation of corn to Newfoundland. b'lll'.fid the militia pay, and the prize captuse ills. A Committee ...
... i« determined that no Peifon concerned in jobbing Catle, Corn, Checle, &c. thall rent any Paret of his Eftace. h The Gentlemen here have entered into an Affociation to put a Stop to felling Corn by Sample ; and have agiced to give One Guinca Reward, to ...
... mankingd in eneral. = *A¥a c??(':%' 2nd’ commendable way of making corn chear=- recommen cve fon the p'c'rml and praflice of the following inftru€tions, which are extrafled from the Rev, W, Law’s Chriftian Perfetion, page 152. ‘Chriftian is to make it the ...