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... has broke out in our camp, which continues to increafe, and carries off many of daily. Should we be doomed to winter hete, heaven , only knows bow are and what ; meant arc to receive fufficient fupplies: Believe me. the conference in fuch cale will be ...
... the manly firmnefs of his condul, where-ever he was called upon, or had opportunity of ailing. Mr. Chamberlain \V ilkes is allowed every man, whofe feelings are not alive unforgiving rancour; and dead to truth and judice, to have bad uncommon merit in ...
... Particulars qu ; of Richard Coleman, Attorney, at Wye. B. All Peiidns, having any Claims 01 Etfate and tffca,s of the JOHN HUDSON, arc forthwith to tranfmit Account thereof to tne KJCHARD COLEMAN.—And all Pei Ton , who in the faid JOHN HUDS ON, are heieby ...
... Perfon*, having any Claims 01 Demands on the and EffUU the faid JOHN HUDSON, are to tranfinit an Account thereof to the Did RICHARD COLEMAN.—And ail , who ftand indebted the faid JOHN HUDSON, are hereby required pay their Debts to the faid RICHARD COLEMAN ...
... county York, Shopkeeper, Dealer ; ° tbv sth of Augud, at eleven, the B lavkb>.ifi, in the afotefaid county. Fin! 'i(j Qo T E S allowed ■ f * >eior * ,,ie °1 July ioft. l i,t h}' ...
... Conltquencefc that may arife from Jmpofuion forgery t SIMMONS and K I R K Y, Cahterbarv ; Being appointed IVholejale Agents to Mr. Hudson, of Cambridge, are enabled to /apply Co'ahtrv Jhop: on the /ante terms as the Proprietor, tisep have received a frejh Panel ...
... the River Thames, be allowed a Premium of 'I'wo Shillings per Ton ; and every Barge having on board Thirty Tons of fuch Coke be allowed Three Shillings per Ton j and every Barge having on board Fifty Tons of fuch Coicc b: allowed Three Shillings and Six-pence ...
... its Vicinity; and that I never refufed to fell Flour to Mr. Lane, or any other Baker, when I had any Stock in Hand. THOMAS HUDSON. And I JOHN LANE, of Witney aforefaid, Baker, do fwear that Mr. Thomas Hudfon, hath been in the Habit of felling Flour to ...
... Claim » originality, as the AflMed may be alfurcJ that every in- gredient in the original Recipe is prefervedi Therefore, Dr. Hudson, rf Hatton Houfe, Crrfs- Street, Hstion-Gaidvn, th? prefent and only Proprietor, after twelve Ycai, preparing this Parisian ...
... feveral Mamelucks, and fix piece* of cannon. Bey ha* retired the mountain* on the fltirt* the defeit, where he will not be allowed t%remain long. LONDON. The Irifli Mail of the 10th inft. arrived Monday. The refult of the Meeting the Freeroea and Freeholder ...
... the extremities to-.which have been driven. Wc shall not hear, hope, the word .of Scarcity or Monopoly us Visitation from Heaven! There is no isitafion but that t>f.Avarice and Extortion, which, like an evil spirit, seems have taken possession the country ...
... udr:iper{. Vale, of Birmingham, toy-maker, Ruff, late of Worcester, dealer chapman. a Green, late of Liverpool, merchant, brazier, Hudson, of Huddersfield, York, clothier, otherwise Joseph Pavcy, of Horseley, Glqucc- Iâ¢- of Swine, York, and Franris Fisher, of ...