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... electric fire ; Thro' nature's fylleui dill the fame, As force it o'er the vital frame. Its laws to teach itsgisml machine, Is furb as few befoie have feen. Here laws magnetic belt ire Ibewn, l'o navigators (lightly known. Attraction's far extended fields ...
... year* ago. But if the high price oi corn Oe th_ efi'ecl of artifice, then furely t.he leg: flat ure would do well to unlock the gra- naries of the opulent ?? dealers, v. hofe wealth enables them to withold their corn, and whofe avarice iteels their hearts ...
... may be had app’ic.'.uon to Mr. Sudcll, attorney at law, CoUhefltr, NORWICH, Sept. *i, i;ji. THE Committee of tbe Corporal. oa of the i.ii* Norwich, to wi.etu it w« icltr l to Ltt on L( ...
... towards railing a iund, to iupnly the poor of the twelve paiifhes with corn at eighteen fhiilings per comb. The report of a riot at Wojdbridge, and fit- ting fire to a fhip laden with corn, is without foundation. On Thurfd=iv the Rev. Mr. Wm. Tower Johnfon ...
... Thomas B tku ; eonliliing large Dining Room, Svc Parlours, a Kitchen, Bar, and Waftt-Houle, fix with Clofets, fotlr Ciarrets Corn-ChsntSer, good Vaults and Cellars, two Stables for ten Hoiiet, and Coach-Honfe and Garden. A*fo a Mefftta a( the B.tck the ...
... the fcveral funis of aboirl. 20001, and 1601. Apply Mr. Morgan, attorney at law, Sudbuiy. o L FUR N’t SUED. ' I ’HE HOUSE now in the Occupation of Captain Ware, fmtate on the Corn-hUI, Ipfwich. Particulars he had of J. Brady, Bank Buildings, Ipfwich. Dec ...
... Repetition luch Dlfordcrs, * hr, by and with the Advice Our Piiry-Council, Our Royal Proclamation j hereby ftri&ly requiring and corn-4 the Lord-Mayor and the Juftices c-t ih: Tc.uc of Our City London, and alfo the julticcs of the Peace Our ( and Liberties ...
... prevail. Were it poifible to frame a law to limit the recorns of the farmer, cheg'afier and falefman, that property which centers in a few would be more equally divided, the market would obtain more regular fupply of corn, cattle, and the various other, ...
... Saturday died Wm. Bacon of Haughley, Efq. Same ilay died Mr. Cha. lkart, attorney at law at Ixworth. This week died Mrt. Be-rt, relict of the late Mr. Bear:, corn- merchant in this town. Yefterday in the afternoon a fea monitor, taea- furing 6 feet in ...
... jprftate 2tDtrfceo, H. LONDON, Friday Morning, June i j. t . Netwithftanding the great Quantity of Corn lately exported frem hence re Spain, the demand i» that Country for it it as great as ever. See C 2 and li . 2. Yefterday the Judges met in the Lord ...
... made in his Majefty’s Court King’s Bench, teUtion to (he iUegrhty certain BUSHELS ifcd the Corn-trade', doth order public notice to be given, that by law, no corn can be bought or fold by any other meafure than the S'andatd Wincheltcr Bufhcl, Without the ...
... Paul- ing got a boat to carry him to a fhip which was on its voyage to that place. We are informed that Meff. Alexander and Corn well, of Needham-Market, for the accom- modation of thole who want to difpofe of light gold, pay three pounds feventeen fhiilings ...