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• PRINTED and PUBLISHED by JOH& STOKES No. 5, HIND-COURT, 'FLEET-STREF.:Is.; ,where Oraer,. Advt•fttfenients, ..
... preferving a beautiful !kin, is. each fciudir. ' Ali the above articles are. - Sold, WhOlefale and Retail; .I.ly Shaw and Edwards, No. St. Paul's Church-yard ;1 and Retaii by all the Venders of Patent'Medicines and Perfurners - in London, and in every ...
■ l lm»n, Taggart, from; :o Europe, failed ou tHc PI? has uot fince nds GoodtviH, Richey >ft!c to London,
... ■ l lm»n, Taggart, from; :o Europe, failed ou tHc PI? has uot fince nds GoodtviH, Richey >ft!c to London, put wberin difti'efs, having ■ • rv,' Wheatley, from 5 fli' ' ■ v -Vi » , *'- jnfr. * - • ■■*■■ Diarnortd Frigate • a Chiitc W?.lker AS , d*; * ...
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... leave room fur the voice of merry to be heard, and to prevail • - The follow iitg received sentence of transportation : John Richey, Catharine King, and Thomas Whitfield, for fourteen years Michael Farrell, for bigamy Mary Wheeler, John Toomey, Michael Anthony ...
I„. iriess Novelty for one Week. [RCUS, (late the Surrey Theatre).-- . every Evening during the Week, the Enter- i
... Farm House and _ij > acres or ?? of rich meadow aad pasture land, wkbiu I a rin* fence, in the parish of WhitxWm, in the riche,i pirt ot' i the I_-vel of Caldecot, distant from Newport and Caerleon 5 . miles, aud Iroiu Chep-low 10 miles, and us a grazing ...
CATON'S WORKS
... Buft'on, Beccaria, David Hartley, Bishop Shipley, the Karl Buchan, Lord Skelburn, Lord Grantham. General Washington, Sir Edward Nowenbam, &c &c. bcc. Printed for H. Colburn, Conaait-street, Ilanover-square.. Just published,a New Edition, price 2s. O ...
Advertisements & Notices
... advantage in noticing this inser- illa-Ile particular as to the Address. t ADIES who are desirous of being supplied with le richei t and best SILKS of every description, will find it ilatutielly to theiradvantage to call and inspect the s roCK h f liOD)GrS ...
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... after tome e«. cllse* had been ad mined for olhert I'lmmas Faeg, Cliarln Benbam, Thumat Bobint, lilbald Richey, George Cue, William Haycock, Edward Criiclr Robert Roberta, William Round, John Lewie, John Balm, Rithard Eniilry, Stephen Guard, Wm. Bebcn ...
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... after some excuses had been admitted for others:— Thomas Fagg, Charles Benham, Thomas Robins, Archibald Richey, George Cox, William Haycock, Edward Cruel, Robert Roberts, William Round, John Lewis, John Balm, Richard Emiley, Stephen Guard. Wm. Behen, John ...
TRIALS FOR, I-IIGII.TIIEASON•
... following were called, after some excuses had been others:'— Thomas Face', Charles Benham, Thomas bald Richey, Georee Cox, William Haycock, Edward Robert Roberts, William Round. John Lewis, John Richard Emiley. Stephen Gtiard. Wm. lichen, Joh`n 1,(41 ...
TRIALS POR HIGH TREASON. OLD BAILEY —WEDNESDAY. 2--.7EDNESDAY. This morning the Court of Special Commission ..
... alter some excuses had been admitted for others Thomas Fagg, Charles Benham, Thomas Robins, Archi7 b Id Richey, George Cox, William Haycock, Edward Cruel, Robert Roberts, William Round, John Lewis, John 'Balm, Richard Bunley, Stephen Guard, Win. f3ehen ...
SIR EDWARD KNATCIIBULL
... SIR EDWARD KNATCIIBULL. On Monday last the Friends of Sir Edward Knstchlmll its the town and neighbourhood of Ash. ford, celebrated his velum to Parliament in a mansimmer most honourable to him, end gratifying to Themselves; nearly . fifty Freeholders ...