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... ufed to draw a Whiflcy alone ; fit for a Poft- Chaife, to carry double, or ride fingle j very gentle, quiet, and fteady j rising feven. Alfo at the fame Place a WHISKY, almoft as good as new } the Lining a fine Grey Cloth, quite new, Harnefs for a Pair ...
... be SOLD, AtCliphead, inthe Parifli of Brafiington, on Wednefday the _7th Day of March Inftant, abuut two ?? . A STALLION, rising fix Years old, of the heavy Kind : He is a fure Foal -getter, and is known to get as good Stoclc as any Horfe in the Country ...
... ; Felix Calvert's London Porter, Cyder, Malt, Kops, Deals, Clover Seeds, See. &c Chellerfield, March it, 1797. DERBYSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS, 1797. TEfE next General Quarter Seffions of the Peace .for the county of Derby, will be beld at Derby, on Ttiefday ...
... detrimental to the Conftitution, fafe and wholef.me. They aie a fore, fpeedy, and pleafant Remedy for the Heartburn, Sour Risings, lndigeftion, Fullnefs after Eating, and Pain or Wind in the Stomach or Bowels ; and are alfo a fovereign Remedy for that ...
... UPPINGHAM SECOND SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY will be at the SCHOOL - ROOM 011 EASTER MONDAY next, APRIL 14. UPPINGHAM, April 2, 1800. WHOLT, fun. lakes this Opportunity • of acquainting Friends and the Public, that he purpofes immediately to decline the Giocery ...
... islielt would he most coinducive to the 5 l Utid iiteret of tile Debtors and Creditors. ' % t nlL. ieotince that after thie Easter recess, he IC leafor ive to bring inn a Bill to that effect.- UOUSE 'OF COMMONTS. mIImday, Mutch 30. -iste rcrt itseifinto ...
... expected to be laid betore Parlia- mr in o e rro(terstood the Noble Secretary to say ,ta ise pr~, ticaiblc previous to the Easter recess, Lut llouda;yr fortnight as a probable day. Frid tg, April 9. 02!private Bills were received from tire Commons. Shariof ...
... depopu- lation and wastc;thanks to our present Govern- licnt, we now contemplate the dawvnings of happiness, and humanity, rising from amidst the ruins of a world which still reeks with the blood of all its people, civilized as well as savage. But a few ...
... exclusion of strangers, se understand, Lord 1 Belgrave gave notice that lie should ttike an early op- portunity, after the Easter recess, tosubutit a proposition i to the House for thakliaiug the late Admsiinistration, the same in substance as that tsicli ...
... to and established Deciscons respecting Parochial Busivless, I a including a Compleat Library ot Parish Law, dovwn to ir- Easter Term, 180t. Enabling the respeclive Officers to perform their Duty with Ease, Safety, anl Reputation; it being an approved ...
... bock /old for nine ana halt the dozen, nearly ten falling, a bottle' bf mai » the in and out poor of Birmingham from Easter to Easter was If) r ...
... allowed to be brought in, should move have it printed and fibuted, and should not move for the «ecor.d reading until'after the Easter recess.—Leave was then given to bring in the Bill. Army Estimates. The at War then rose to move for the House resolving into ...