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... the Eftate and Effeas of Mr. NICHOLAS ADAMS, late of Faringdon in the County of Berks, deaceafed, are forthwith defired to pay their refpeaivu Debts to his Executors William Wood and John Silvefter of Farringdon aforefaid or to Mr. Ward an Attorney there ...
... Rev. Dr. Tarrant, Dean of Peterborough, is talked of to fucceed the late Dr. Lamb, in that Billioprick. By the death of Sir Thomas Mackwnrth, of Huntingdon, Bart. the title deccends to Mr. Henry Mackworth, an eminent whitelmith and iroagate- maker at Lynn-Regis ...
... proceed. I mean to point only at thole who have been the Advifers in the late Unconttitutionai Proceedings; I fay Uncontlitutional, becaufc I can never bring mytelf to think that Mr. Lutterell is the chore') Reprefenrative of the County of Middlefex, or ...
... Adams's [ 111. ] To the PRINTER. are a Fritnd to the Conflitution, you quill not refu.le in;trt the foiloqving in your ufeful Paper. Icur't,&e. E not e r a a r bie tha c t en a tle c m er a ta n in i H nt o e: relied by Charity, .having fent an Hundred ...
... Lamport Mr' in Mr i Mr Mr Grover Mr Adams Printer Mr Freno Haydon Mr Comp at St Colombe Mr ...
... - R -4 ' in Honiton Mr Grover Exeter Mr Adams Printer and Mr Freno Haydon and Whitfield Menhenniot Mr Warne and Comp at St Colombe Mr Jewell in Truro Mr Rogers Helftone ...
... be fold by Mr. Monk, and tun, in Cheitta Mr. raorr.intkill, Lancalter ; Aly Banks, Warring,oa Mr. Plerity, Newcaftle, St:l6'4rd.. (hire ; Mr. Ethetingt u, York, Mr. Mr. Poole, Northwicii ; ...
... this day, I will en' deavour to keep within my proper fphere. ' The commitment of Mr. Bingley, the num' beliefs perfecutions and cruelties exercifed ' againa the perfon of Mr. Wilkes, with ma' ny other grievances, I feel in common with you all ; but there ...
... ADAM CAMERON DE/erted from the Jixty fourth Regiment Foot, commanded the Honourable Colonel George Cary, •quartered a* Fort-William and Fort-Augujlus, in the - County of hroernefs. He is -ve feet, three and a half Inches high, aped thirty fx Years ; frejh ...
... Adams's Week 4 4 [ XI . An ADDRESS to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the County f DEVON, preparatory to the GENERAL MEETING at EXETER, Thurfday the sth of Oaobtr, 1769. By Dr. MUSGRAVE, Phyfician at Plymouth. G INTLEMIIN, H E Sheriffs having ...
... obliged their Labourers to be paid in eorn, which, at the late enormous price it fold at, was not fufficient to fupport their ftarving families three days in a week. Saturday the RightHonotarable Mr. Nugent, Member for the City of Briftol, fet out for that ...
... real Matter of Fait, may ferve as One Infiance to the prodigious Regard the Populace have for Mr. Wilkes.—One of them pang by a Shop, where the Print of Mr. Wilkes, entitled, Liberty hung up in the window, ey'd it attentively for Tome Time, and then going ...