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... Stage Coach and Poft, paffes thro* the Town every Day. 1 The Houfc is near tb the Parifh Church, with the Priviledge of fitting in a very good Seat in thefaid Church. Enquire of Mr. JOHN CLARKE of Dronfield aforefaid. NO TI CE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the ...
... Weltern Hands, arrived London. He relates, that Sir Andrew Snape Hammond, the late Naval Commiffioner Hallifax, and his Family, were embarked the Caton; the Safety of which Sh.p is very much erefted the Church-Yard of Portfea, reJ Portffi outh, a very elegant ...
... BAYNTUN, Daughter of the- Right Hon. George William, Earl of Coventry, Niece to her Orace the ?? ot Hamilton, and Wife of Andrew Bayntun, Efq; Son ol Sir Edward Bayntun, Bart, in the Arches Court at Dot., 1 Commons, for committing the Crime of Adultery ...
... S ’-irh, Lfqj forinetly a Lifbsin Merchant, and mary y,«rs one of the L)iie£l rs ot the South Sea Company,—Satutda , John Church, of Gray’s Inn, Clerk of the Han per in the C- urtof Chancery.—'-Vein at Ipfwich, in the year his age Lirk Taiver, Eiq, From ...
... s a Tete-a-Tete; or Me- • moil's of the IrreflfHble Captain, and lady ■—n.—-- Letter from Lady Maria Bayntun to Hulbinid, Andrew Eftf. —Families of the Sovereigns of Europe—Uuiverfal Inoculation recommended. —Nod- concerning Sardinia-t-Adrice Man about ...
... and to deliver them in any of the Ports ofthe United States except inch as are clearly, and bori fide, the States, of the Sub:eets _thereof. We are informed that his Danith Majefly has fent A precent to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, of a very ...
... Gentleman had laid of an Intention to deftroy the Authority of the Commons, was unfupported by either Proof or Argument. The Sub.lea of the Motion had been long agitated in the Lords, though not brought forward. He acknowledged the Propriety the Temper ...
... fold and fharcd at this Office, viz. No. 30,563, a Prize of 40,0001. in two Quarters, two Eighths, and four Sixteenths j . (No. 22 151, ?? 20,000 L No. 3,668, and 45,552, Prizes of io,cool. in whole Tickets. The S C H EM £. - No. of Prizes. Value of each ...
... , Eflays, Articles of Intel!fgence, &c. are taken in. ' Jt may Bktwijt bt fern at the Chapter CofleCrHouCs, in St. Paul*s Church-Yard, and at Joe*s, and Anderton*s Coffce-Houfes, in Fleet-Street, London; where it is regularly filed. Stamp Office, Lewes ...
... The court has adjourned 10 Monday next, when Mr. Fox begins his attack on the bad votes Sir Cecil Wray, in the fame parifli. 22. Thurfday night, about o’clock, officer, in the army, being at hotel near L-icciler-fields, was fuddenly attacked by perfons ...
... 1, d. Abbey Church — ■ ad ta a St. James's Church **o — — if it o St. Michael's Church — — 613 t>| Chapel in the Sauare «*» **» ■ to ty 6 Oilogon Chapel «— — j* , 7 a Maigaiet Chapel — — — — ,46 11 1 Su john't Chapel — — 114 1 Walcot Church — — — It o ...
... William M'Kenzie, Robert Mai-fhall,' Robert S -ott Mrs. Thomas Melifs, Robert Forreft, Andrew Melifs, James Yule Ro- bert Moyre, Thomas Heath, Mrs Sr.-achan, Andrew Allen Peter Melifs William Nairn, James Bald, Mrs Thomas Melifi, Mis Rofs, John Stal- ker ...