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... April 10 is forewarn al! Perfons not to truft Ann the of James Thomas he will not which ftiall contracted by her in his Name after the Publication Witnefs the Mark cf James Thomas J'TOLEN Wednefday Morning out tne Grounds belonging to Mrs Allen Temple- ...
... Firft Regiment rjf Guards, and ranks as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, and attended the late Duke into Germany : He was named after our prefent Sovereign, his Godfather. 2. Lord Charles Spencer, born March 31, 1740, liow a Student at Chrift-Church in Oxford ...
... and at a LietitenantXolonel in the .A.iitly'; am' at te° ' e& the late Duke . into Germany. He was named after precut Sovereign, his Godfather. Yefterday her. Grace the Dutchefs of Lord Charles Spencer her .Son, 'came to their lioufe Friery, St. james's ...
... firft Regiment of Guards, and ranks as a Lieurenant-Colonel isi the Army, and attended the iate Duke into Germany: He was named after our prefent Sovereign, his Godfather. 2. Lord Charles Spencer, born March 31, 1740, now a Student at Chrift-Church in Oxford ...
... firll regiment ot Guardt. and ranks as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, and attended the late Duke into Germ any. He was named after cur prefent fove- reign, hi* godfarher. z. Lord Charles Spencer, born March SI, 1740, now a ftudent at Chrift church in ...
... at Carrickfergus. M. Thurot likewife, while he was with Col. Jennings, pulled out a Paper, and enquired particularly by Name after the principal, and moft wealthy People in Belfaft. The Lift to be upwards of an hundred. Sunday Morning Lord Ligonicr, was ...
... and their numbers. M. Thurot likewife, •fchOe he was with Col. Jennings, pulled out a paper, and enquired particularly by name after & principal and moft wealthy people in Eelf.ift. -*«c lift fecmed ro be upwards of an hundred: and. no doubt but the proportion ...
... and their numbers. M. Thurot likewife, while he waa with Col. Jennings, pulled out a paper, and enquired parti- cularly by name after the principal, and moft wealthy people in Belfaft. The lift feemed to be upwards of an hundred : and no doubt but the proportion ...
... printed 1U dates is then given to every for example, there are foil' to be chofen, they have names of eight, and line «• each name. After this, ' t!' paffes before the council 0 or little council, who are middle of the church, an is large Bible fpread l A'' ...
... compelled him eat and wallow down the excrements which came from his own body. . . Yefterday thewatermenbegan work on the river names, after being out of employment for live weeks, _ On Saturday rule of court was granted agamft It perfon living near Spitalfiel ...
... already numheied, ar.dto be continued round the Square ; and , : t is faid the Dcors are to be marked with the Poffeft'ors Names, after the Man- ner already begun in Nev/'Btiriington-Sireet, and other Parts of the Town, The whole will add Beauty as well ...
... are already numbered, and be continued round the Square. And it is faid the Doors are to be marked with the Pollclfors Names, after the Manner already begun in New Butlington-dreel and other Parts of the Town. The Whole will add Beauty well as Conveniency ...