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... park of firs, and three inclohire- of barren trees; and thee, wis iately made out, at a very confldetable charge, a harbour or pier for the conveniency of bringing lime hy fea to the te- nants, which proves ot great advantage Tlieeftare is extremely well ...
... four polled and tent beds, fine down beds, matreiTes, English blankets, mahegony din- ing room, tea and card tables, chimney, pier, and fconce g— fies, chairs, mahogony drawers, fteel grates, carpets ; aifo, a compleat fet of drawing room furniture, conlifting ...
... foiii. _ _isf_ __ ?? to have die lettet in- fbrted in your nfeiiil paper. London, March 3c. A. B. Copy of a letter from ?? Hast-scs, Ffi. \e the He* r.oieia'uls Geo_G£ Ktratto:;, d'.fq; Dear Sir, Fort J'ilHai/i iS.'.A Sept. 1776. I Have received two letters ...
... national debt, which (tood among the orders of , tic day, till Thurfday next, which was accordingly agreed to. Defence of Mr Hastings. Major Scott then moved the order of the day f.r the attendance of Warren Haftings, Efq; which heir, rad, Mr Ha'lings W3i ...
... Altens are feecral QUARRIES of ftone fit for London pavement, &c. which mav be entered to imm - wiately. ‘They lye near to the pier of Torrie, and to the harbonr of Altefs. Lhere are alfoto he fet in tack, or fHid, The FARMS of REDYEUGH and BACKML, lfh‘g ...
... creditors oi the fad James Duncan junior, prefent at a meeting lately held for the piirpofe. agreed to a further ?? ...
... voice ; has a. mark ot a heeled fore oa ooe of I.is leg-., is betwixt 30 a.v 40 years of age, was mounted upem'a dark brown' haste [ there was a woman in company vvith l.mi, r.ei red Mare-ar- 1 Laurie. RouesrO. tan: .- . Aix, -re-- .X ar ?? , e _. . was ...
... ot noon. Persons willing to contract for BUILDING A PIER at Haughend, tothc westward of North Oueensfcrry, and making a road thereto, are requested to lodge separate estimates for the road and pier, previous to the 26th curt, with David Blark, writer ...
... of marriage, are' liable to email corruption on their posterity, it mu»t be a matter of n,. small consolation to reflect, .hast, when all other siualrancs have failed, DE VEL.VO's VEGETABLE PILLS may con- fidently be relied on as the most powerful Alterative ...
... less than op.c fardiii:- per rupnin.r foor. — The Torest is situatedivithin a mile and a half of the sea, and a good road and pier are making, for the more rcadilv traps- portiip. the wood when cut, for which purpose a proper time will he allowed. The anicle-s ...
... order to re- ri ccite Proposals for the ?? and finishing of b; the OUTER or NEW PIER to thle extent vanted, te viz about One Hundred and Forty Yards. la The above Pier hast to be built in Ninc to Eleven Feet D Iepth of Water at low-water Spring Tides, ...
... The Court of Session rise3 this day for the au- tumn vacation. Yesterday the 4th or Royal Irish Dragoon Guards quartered at Piers-hill Barracks, were reviewed on the sands at Portobello, by Lieiten- ant General Vyse. They went throutg1h their various evolutious ...