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... Wyrley, and Girton Peake, Efgr's, when he confefs'd oftillizun Farr and Robert Broadbent, two of his Accom plices in the faid Robbery ; upon which the Gentlemen dif patched Mr. Woolridge, Keeper of the Prifon. in this Town, to Sheffield, to apprehend them ...
... Servant, Burllngton-Strcct, CHARLES SPENCER. April 14, 1763. N. B. The Day Election Will he on tPrdmfday next, the Fourth oj May\ when 1 defre the Favour of FrienJt meet me. Flying MACHINES, and Stage Coaches, SE T out from Charles the NEW INN in OXFORD, during ...
... S July 26. On Tuefday Evening ‘ail came onto be tried, before the Hon. Sir Henry Gould, Kat ain Adtion at Law brought by Charles Sum merion, a Shoemaker, ayainit Robert Ord, a Supervifor. and Jonn Rivis, an Excifeman, to recover Satisfaction for the ...
... in the laid Shop; and it being Gil - covered. that one NVm. Dicken was the Perfon that committed the laid Robbery, and who has Mice abfconded. Whoever will apprehend the laid Willian Dicken, fo that he may be brought to Jufliee, upon ConviEtion, be entitled ...
... Mary Barnes of this City. On Tuefday laft died, Thomas Dicken, of Wollerton, in Shropthire, Efq. Lail Week was married, at Drayton, in Shropfhire, Samuel Davies, Efq; to Mifs Pigot, Daughter of Charles Pigot, of Peploc, Efq. Early on Tuefday Morning the ...
... throned by proxy, by the Rev. Dr Dickens, Arch- therefore make what u(e you pleafc the above, deacon ofDurhamar.d the Epithalamlum the (Signed) Fro* your kmUe Servant, occafion was fpokc the Rev. Doug’.afs. Dated iVtUwya, CHARLES CHAUNEV, the Judges Aflirc ...
... A rfy ferfdn by casing arci^feiLi'ft:, .the Talbot-Ipn, in the^ftrand, maybe ?? of every Particular, and fee rhe Child. , CHARLES AS H £ ig} Any Perfon ftill doubtful of the Efficacy' otthjia Medicine may', (by applying to Dr. Johk hfoa? Ton, Surgeog, ...
... ilia late Robbery committed at Mr. John Crccnway’s Houfe in the Old Eutcher-Row j in order to vindicate and clear ourlelvcs of the faid Afjicrhons, fcverally Oath that were not in any wile, direAly or indiredy, concerned in the faid Robbery, or have any ...
... efert JL MefTrs. Roe, -Dicken, Meek, arid Alifopp, at Button upon Trenr, in the County of SujFord, ] was amicably diflblved on , the 1 3th of this Inftant ( July, and for the future will be carried on by Meffrs. 1 Allfqpp, 1 Dicken, .and Meek. . j,, ...
... Copartner Ihip between - MelTrs. Roe, Dicken, Meek, and Alifopp, at Burton upon Trent, in the County of Stafford, was amicably ?? on the 13th of this Inftant July, and for the future will be carried on by Meffrs. Alifopp, Dicken, and Meek. Burton upon Trent, ...
... broke into.and robbed of fundry Articles.—Sec an A,lvertifi-me4t,..inthis Paper. '- On Weduefday Night ialt three daring •Robberies were committed in this Town by two Villains, who broke into the Warehoufe and Commi ng-hoofe belong ing to Mells. Harvey ...
... 40001. Allen, Lord Bathurft, 20001.' Prin- \ cefs AmeHnt ioool. George Charles, 10001. •Plincrfs Augufta, 5000!. Doake of Gloucefter, J • r 3pooL Duke of Cum berland, 30001- Charles * Baron Camden, ?? lid. Cbetwynd, 8001. John Milbanke, Bf^Vi ...