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... hear from Bath, that Mr. Henry Siffon, an emi- nent Drugeift in Ludgate-Street, and one of the Common Council-Men of Farrin^don Ward Within, lay at the Point Death, thro' a Mortification proceeding from the Cutting of a Corn. Gen. Ev. Poft. i r). By a Letter ...
... Archdeacon of Carlifle. This Morning died, at his Houfe at Barn-Elms, in Surry, Sir Richard Hoare, Knt. Alderman of Farring- don Ward Without, and Fellow of the Royal Society, younger Brother to Henry Hoare, Efq; an eminent Banker in Fleet-ftreet, and Partner ...
... Attorney, at Maiditone ; or of Mr. Thomas Hills, at Wichling , who will thew the Premifi-es. Wednefdly the Inquett at Faring s don Ward Without went out privately, and thereby deeded feveral tramia in tlinrt o..eights and mtafures, which they cleftroyed. one ...
... Flection, and it w.-.s accord- ingly pre fen ttd to that Gentleman laft Night. We hear fome of the inhabitants of Far ri it 7. don Ward Wit'n at, have given Orders for a Gold Chain to be'made, with _dl Expedition, fir Mr. Alderman Wilkes. ■* The Coun of Aldermen ...
... a Meflage o John Wilkes, Efg; from the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor acquainting him of his being elefted Alderman of Furiog: don Ward Withoet, in the room of the late Sir Francis Gof.. ling, Kot. and defiring him to appoint a Day for bis being ' fworm in ...
... through territories Stales Yhftcrday noon Right Hon the Lord Mayor held wardmote at cnurch in fur the of Aldenaan Farring- don Ward Without Wilkes biq and Mr Stainer Ludgate-hi'l were fevt'rallypntup there in nurncrable majority very Mr firoinwich declared ...
... a Meffage to John Wilkes, Efq; from the Right Hon. the Lord-Mayor, acquainting him of being elected Alderman of Farring- don Ward Without, in the room of the late Sir Francis Gofling, Knt. and defiring him to appoint a Day for his being fworn in. Mr. ...
... tow ' n * fince by letter, u ' applied to V recommend Mr. ° e{t terms. ie ~ rom the Lawyers to f«r° * Mr. Wilkes as J . £don Ward Without was cannot be given to Aldermen till next Au- current 011 Monday »ad been ra%r& to ' means of pigeon pie, f days ...
... Confederation, the beft and eafieft Mode to the Inhabitants of railing the 4,700!.. aflefled as the Proportion of Earring- don Ward Without. About Twelve ?? JVIr. Alderman Wilkes attended, and ordered the pro- per Officer to open the Wardmote. The Aft was ...
... tradeFnan in TothiJl(lreet, who, being apprehended, conftfled the and now in confinement.- On Saurday the Inqutfi Farnng'don Ward Wirhio went out pnvately, and they found at a whole bread Hiort of weight, which was ftnd carried the Mar.fi^n-houfc. weighing ...
... George neauclerk, lientetilot in the third tegrrient of Voot-guard6.— Sun4ay night, IrlinryiKitc.hen, 11q. A'..!ertnart of don Ward Within;—thurfday, t Dunraw, in Effex,, 107, Mary Jones. , r.44MJr.WM , /Ltva.l. . - WORCESTERSjIIE, to wit. _ At the Generai ...
... vcallie.upon- • ..1-e 1, 1756-. Queen he. ~ and t raft of the top i at.oliniz.l;,ltokrther. Fie called theittention of Right don Ward WithiM-Thui,eday, ..i.O DUIZInW,' in Effex,,aee.t - . . - Hors. Gentiernao to wirte he bat alrdady :Razed. 'the an. 507 ...