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... Admiral continues cruizing in those Parts with twelve Sail of the Line, besides Frigates. Sir John Norris writes from St. Helen's, that on the 25th in the Afternoon he sailed with his Squadron from Spithead to that Place and hoped to proceed to Sea the ...
... Ja. Ruffell tw Margaret & Jean, Ja. Brown, the Rachel, Fran, Brown, and the Concord, John Crawfurd. allot Saltcoats, tor Norway. leith, April 13. Arrived the Helen, David Ogilvie, from Boulogne with Wines, &c. the jßope, Geo. Smith, from London j the Robert ...
... Edinburgh, fIT ri ERE AS Robert H ariie, ?? s YV born in the Parifh of Maderty and Shire of Perth; Francis 'Sutherland T Weaver, Helen Black hisSponfe; Anne Coventry, born in the Wemyfs, in the Shire of Fife 5 Da- niel Mackenzie Refidenter at the Head of the ...
... Crokat, relid of Andrew Brown of Braid, Efq; 14. At Edinburgh, Lady Helen Montgomery, wife of Hon. Capt. Francis Stuart of Pittendreich. 16. At London, Sir James Grant of Grant, member for Elgin, Cullen, &c. He is fucceeded by his Ludovick. 16. At London ...
... An ftr uther, the Gc.trgc of and from Dundee, Gilchrift, and the Helen rf Kincardine, Miller, bom Berwick, all with Barley; the Mary of Blyth, Turubull, from Warren with Oats; the Helen of and from Dunbar, Quarrier, with Wheat; andthc Jean of Alloa, Steven ...
... Pollock, Barts. Peter Cravvfurd of Auchinames, William Macdowall of Caftlefemple, William Mure of Caldwell, Efqts. Mr. Hew. Crawfurd and Archibald Campbell both Clerks totheSignet, any three of whom to be a Quorum, as a flt and ing Committee of our Number ...
... ORKNEY Lift of Shipp; 4th July. In the Harbour of Strong of Saltcoats* Crawfurd,. from .Eafdalefr- Margaret of Dundee, Low, from Gre- the Helen of and: for Banftv Turner, M ry and Agnes of Irvine, Barber,, from^;, in Norway ?? the Induftry- of and for ...
... dance or . ; ran Oi anti they wick fiance from Math t* at tjorb which be ge Ti be SOLDy SIXTEENTH-!* ARTS of the Ship the Helen and Y.-*.b6£. ?? : and prcfendy lying in that Hartmur -Eoty-.nx: for Panicuia* » at U c ?? {untor, Writer to the Signet. f^f ...
... Conveniency of Purchafers, thefc Eftates will be fold in different Parcels.—— For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Ronald Crawfurd, at his Houfe, Edinburgh. ST*ST That upon Wednefday the z^d of January current, there is to be fold by publick Roup, third ...
... and from Hull, Wilfen, the Happy Jean of Aberdour, Porteoue, trom Lynn, the Margaret of Gamrie, 3Sicol, the Helen and Jean, Gairden, the Helen, M c Killiotn, I Anne, Gray, and the. Margaret, Tunes, all of and from Portfey, ?? Jean of and from Alemouth ...
... 1. The Fanny and - Betfy of and for Aberdeen, Thomfun, from Virginia ; the Betty of Dandee, Hill, from the Highlands ; the Helen ot and for Banff, Turner, from. Greenock, the Prince William of and from Newry, M¢‘Cunnan, from Dantzick ; the Charles of and ...
... penitent. 27. At Barnet, in the year his age, Capt. Thomas Cockburt). He loft a leg the battle of Blenheim. At St Andrew's, Mrs Helen Sharp, daughter Sir William Sharp of Stony hill, deceaied. 27. At Bath, Mils Molefworth, daughter of Lord Vifc. Moicfworth ...