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... ienriuite of Mr. John Bennett, Wine • .Merchast, Chstler. To be Lctt, knd nutted upon at All Saints and May 'Day next, major Part of Penrhofe I)c--11 in the bland Ang lefea, litigate within One Mlle and an Halt of tosiifling of a arm Moire, v.ith fnitable ...
... of a 101. g flooding Scab, or Heady to be leen is Glover's•dlone. JOHN GRIFFITHS, Fourteen Ye old, cured Of a long ftanding Kant,'s Evil under his Left Arm; to be fan in 11.4n-Lane. JOHN COINER, a Child Three Years old, cured of a Prutiginous Liptitude ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...
... IRELAND. DNMI, 40;i1;. — Friciiiy morning, a dreadful ire broke oat in the Suter-home of Med: Roche and Nettervilk, is Church-Arm, great port of which has been coofumed, together with refined Sagan sad UttroGis, to a very confiderable amount. By the of the ...
... 'Stephen Ió 0 WO ' sz. I . fince, the at Bath, ,Pry fe Campe of thre Cords of the Trealltry. srliansentlos Cardigan town, in - - - - 1 of John Campbell, re;• - Pensiordkefhise. He of the coheireffes of Sir Ft, Of Oarboles, Nor- One Aloe Ides And three ...
... part open the lame conditions as t zees are neateelnei to id. S iVver Dutch OntLeehaigeitethe beiii lately' 1•• Ai letter Cardigan mentiops, that „ ters ..at *IN& preLedng. Money, and4s-itltended as en menetelnetfroea with the Hcfhttt We; ie elected a ...
... iloar-band that a certain Contmittee- nobleD— in the adminiti if Men, man got at the King's-Arms, will be riven at oppofstion) is ill being an addition to the arms of his family. It is reported that there will be a great hop. sport of L—! (replic ping match ...
... the f ungi. JOHN Cliairmaa. Denbigh, who aut h or i ze d to fell the fame. Spouting-Clubs and Choice-Spirits. 1! At the AfreniLly-Room in the Exchange of t his City, W e ll m i n n er . Includi ng all t h e meeting this day at the King'; Arms Han- Tavern ...
... Adjoarornent thereof, which happen next after Thirty Days from the fiat PuLluation of the undermentioned Name, six. FIRST NGTICE. John Walker, formerly of Boorbury, in the County of Cheficr, YiEtualler, and late of Vs hitt:notch, in the County of Salop, Labourer ...
... cover the right of ow troops at a few leagues dillance. The Tartars of the region of Cabardia and Mount Caucafus have taken arms, and wade a fuccefsful incurfion into the territories be. tween the Don and the Wolga. We have juft heard, that a bloody battle ...
... Lebanon, among the Dutch Settlements (where they fpeak nothing but Dutch) fcarce any Thing doing there but learning the Ule of Arms. We had the fitieft Review Yesterday that ever was teen in Penfylvania; Artillery, Heavy Horfe, Light Infantry, Wood- Rangers ...
... Ceffation of Arms in N. America, as a Foundation for a Negociatio Peace and Reconciliation, on the Grounds of f Parts of the Petition of the General Congrefs. Mr. Hartley was feconded by Sir George Sa Lord North replied. Mr. Cha. Fox, Mr. B Lord John Cavendn ...