... DWELLING HOUSES, and nil EXCELLEXr BLEACH] LELD, and HOUSES hi and adjoining ro the town of Kilbarchan, a, wiil all be more parti- cularly mentioned hi future adveiriletiieiit,, when the day af fale shall be lixed. Any perfon wishing information r.i to ...

... We underfiand that the houfe of Mr. I Hayes, in Dock-flreet, has 'aIfo been attempted a fecond time. On Friday night,. a party of the gang, regularly armed, was feen and fpoken with about ?? in the morniolg in Albion-flreet. Their pretence was, to delea ...

... whicli occafioned no little ron. fteriation, ehpecially at Carlifie and Appleby, during . foetime of the' iarkets.-A large party reached' ?? about twelve o'tlock on Saturday` night.- Four hundred got into Workington on Sunday at ;oon; and through; fhe'good ...

... Earl of Sandwich, Matter of the King'sEHounds, and Mr. Gordon, Defendants. Mr. Groom attempted to flop his Majeffy and his party in th e, chae, from paiffig over his Igroinds; anl failingin doing fio, he brought Lis aflion againt 'the M.fter of the King's ...

... fpirituous liquorss but on euwis'(1es efprits.) Our Minifter is too wife to tax fuch usnproduflive articles I A few days ago a party. in the, Abbey HIolme, near Whitehaven, returning from a cockfight,, a little elevated with the choice fpiriir: they had inibibed ...

... cha. h raer and property, who afterwards turned out the reverfe; and it appearing that Barnes knowingly deceived the other party, a verdi& was found for the amount of the malfller's lofs by Kemp,agailrr Barnes. Lancafter affizes began on Tuefday-No lefs ...

... of the Gov- * ■ condufl as Minuter. Citizen MinUtcr, On the tnh Mani,; danne fcnt from the t, toubi i of Man- tea of*__s party, whofe eonrfe ■__ Dego, -as-oe-anii-etheilrengiha :, priioi.eie, from -.vhoiti ii.rhtnirition might* •The tnannei in whiri ...

... a~d ilof. confcerred the honoor of Knighthood on Lieutenant Colonerl (erroneoufly called Major) Douglas, Commnander of the party of Marines ferving on boord his Majelty' fs Dip the T-igre.-After de- tailing an enoaymoss letter addreffed to the gentlrnaen ...

... pre- I if judicesand jealoulies, ashe no thoaught themi, which I g many of his countrymen entertaine4 againl} Oliver 'and his party. - - Devsu.ciAroi5is eF LoTr 3 XLus M;. Stir- r ling, who was minifter of the Barofy !Chtitrch ' oF a . Glaifgow, during the ...

... -.c and five ?? note-, and as a cannon to the public, it is ?? to recommend, that _. .ever a note t; tjken of, that t'iie parties name ami relidencebe marked on tht ri.il upon the lad perfon into whofe hands it is traced, .-.'treaty has a length heen ...

... Meynell,; Efq of Quorn, n- near Loughboroughj leicef'crlir' 'The 'caufe of his 7r. death was -a ?? hiis+6rl when on a hunting party; he he Was about forty years of age. 'At Kennington, Mrs. s's Taylor, Lady of the Rev, T. Taylor, of Carter Lane.' Dt 4,su ...

... to the prefent time, acknowledging the benefits they bave demed from its ufe t— But as a c.anple.e fecurity the public are parti- cularly lecommended to alk for Dickinson's G. wland's Lotion. Prepared at the Original Warehoufe, Np. 55, Lens- Acre, and ...