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... FEVERbHAM, Oft. 20, Mrs. TONE S, (Late GROCER TALLOW CHANDLER) tJAVING quitrecJ Bufinds in Favour X Mr. EDMUND ADAMS, eqvells whoever indchltd to her, that they I p y the or -.re e of ITccernbei next, othcrwii'e her will put into the an Attorney—-bhe ...
... Rochester and London, A PARCEL, to Mrs. Mackenzie, in Seyinaur-ltreer, Londoii, containing four Pearl Pins, and four Pearl Buttons. Whoever has found it, and will carry it to John Bak ...
... were cognizable only in the Courts of La*' to which Mr. Adams lb.emitted, received fer.tence : which, by the did. not affect his the alterably, and therefore they re elected him. But upon the return of the writ, was again moved, that he fhould be again ...
... Trnterden, Dixon Deal, Mr. Silver at Margate, Mit. Pike at Afford, Mr. Crnnk Sandwich, Mrs. Smith ftittinpboura,. Mr. Walker at Maidftonu, Mr. Plummer Mr. Mr. Hog ben Rye, and ...
... (or half, an to fay prayers,” Copeland went to Captain Mackenzie.' Caj tain Mackenzie You rafcal any man lays word m I?' u ,* will blow his brains out;” and pu led cut a pillol. Captain Mackenzie granted him ale The burial of the dead and the Loro’s prayer ...
... D VER, Nov. ii, 1785 SALE of CHEAP SILKS, (From LONDON) Next Arch to Mr. Adams’s, Shoe-maker, Under the TOWN-HALL, in »he aeket-Placf, During the Time of the Fair only. E A R S TJ Efpe&fully informs the Ladies refident V Dover and »t»Environ*, that he ...
... 45th Reg* Foot, Mr. Mark Watt to Enfign, vice Richardfon, promoted.—Enfign Henry A(hc, from Halfpay of late 90th Reg. on the Britiftr Eftablifhment, to Eufign, vice Duff, promoted.—Mr, Aidworth Phairc to Enfign, vice Duntze, promoted in 6zd Foot. Reg ...
... truePedijtei», }. LISTER KATE. CRESCENT won Plate at beating Mr. are's Horte Young Davy, Pratt's bay Maw Apollonia, Sir Peter s brown Horie IgmV.us, Hen. Mr.YvM brpv.n Hcife Grandeur; and Mr. iVeAvr.'s tefty. CRESCENT ran York for the Great Subfedpticp ...
... i . Mrs. Byrchc, rell£l of the Her. M. A. the Black Friars in Canterbury* of the late Thomas Barrett, cfq. of Lee. Chatham, July Friday the Ardent was F after having her damage repaired, occa» g atl jf ...
... FRANCE AMERICA. Mr. BelUmy, o? hat tvo«i he the Mr. Y■ fo fonfp*coo»» • tn the late orgoetation »t P«»i»* ,»nd hit pobliftted * vindication of hia eooduft that occafton, let* ter, dated Hamburgh, June at, to the Editor of the Ami Loix, Parit Journal, ...
... Mr. Mum and Mr. PaIMIR. Mr. Adam f»iJ, at a foiure day, intended to motion to the Houfe, thefe genthsien, and he wifhed it be grounded on authentic documents; therefore moved, that copies or exitafts of the Coort of Judiciary and Circuit Coon Scotland ...
... MARRIAGES. Lately, Mr. John Lee, merchant, to Miss Hill, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hill, merchant, both of Leeds, in Yorkshire. Same time, the Rev. Mr. Parsons, to Miss Akerod, daughter of the late Mr. ...