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... as may be the means of his being apprehended, receive a reward of TEN GUINEAS from the gentleman robbed. N. B. After the robbery he fired at the pqft-boy. -rf rHEREAS Thomas Marfli of Caftle-ftreet, Clerkeiuvell, Smith and Stuvc-grate-makcr, Hands charge* ...
... leading from Dudley to Weft Bromwich, adjoining the Premifes, known by the Name of Dudley Port. For Particulars apply' to Meit Dicken and War.; ren, Attornies, Drayton, ShrOpihiie, Or Thomas Gibbons, D . + Wolverhampton. IJicPurchafer of this Leafc will be- ...
... years previous to the fiift robbery of the mail, and j|g followed the bufinefs of a Weaver. .%⢠He negociited a bill of exchange for £ 10, whicii was taken out ofthe faid mail, at Chefterfield, a few â¢** days after that robbery. â¢jjr On the -.d March ...
... OiVeirlWll. Flelh-marktt. who .ill gfr. inflation of the JtiLD^ri^tc jfriting, Ufthorn o* of 'July who committed ihc iaid*Robbery, may A with X i//f4,r thereof. fl!l THREE GUINEAS r.Ld froi the purteoanees fnleof New.ote-.lr.et, o' % f* ht rime tre r,to ...
... of Stationer, who is going to remove by til t) , Years were unexpired at Chriilmas laft. lars enquire at the raid Houfe, or Dicken, fen. Moat R ow. To the FACULTY. T o B ü b fi e n d e f i s rP , b ° e r i e n d g i o n the in C a e l n i te e r li o g ...
... before the firft of May. Fifteen Subfcribi.rs or no Race. P;: fent Subfcrihers^. E. M. MUNDY. J. NEED. C. DASHWOOD, jun. CHARLES HOLDEN. JOHN CROMPTON. J. CROMPTON for E COKE. J. CROMPTON for G. CROMPTON. HENRY CHAWNER. G. H. CAVENDISH for Mr. WATSON ...
... infant fa'dbf hit Majifiyfer Army i Ireland Guards Hon to refigncd CaptRobert from Dragoons to be Major rcg Dragoons Unit Charles vice Archdall reg John Lindall Borland from Foot Captain Clrghorn Lieut Blaney from 41ft Foot Church Haydon-vard in Minorict ...
... ivig;hu William Heath. Arthur . I'homa>. Rkkewardint. john Whitmore, .o , a)toe. Tho. Avenant, Samuel Davies, Thoosas Dicken, Efq. Jarvis on.iley, l'homas Unett, Thomas Sv-anwii.k, jtm. Rowland loteward, Arden, M. D. Aaron SI il:toc, John Embrey, ...
... 8]. ros. -A preat number of low 50s. many of which remain un- 4]. to 6l. Nearly all the fine were fold the firft day. Mr. Dickens, one of Lord Grenville’s mef- fen ge rs, carrying difpatches from the Secretary of to his Lordthip, at Dropmore- hill, was ...
... Jikewife fo far icoveredas to be able to to end of Howel mail-robber now Horiham made an ample confeffion a great number of robberies which was concerned with a affifted breaking into Mr Houfe Berkeley-fquare which offence James Keeling alias Keeling was ...
... ASHBORNE ASSEMBLIES. THE Second ASSEMBLY will be on MONDAY the 3 lit December Init. at the Elackmo ?? inn. CHARLES MEYNELL, / c ISAAC BORROW, \ Stewards. ?? From ALLESTRY on Saturday lafi after Hunting, A Small yellow and white Hound Dog, anfwers to the ...
... Wiimotof Moriey N. G. Clarke Geo. Wheeldon Sam. Crompton H. Bathurft Rev. R. Cotton J. Balguy Charles Upton f . L. Newton Charles Hope Edward Chamberlin Charles Holden John Crompton Richard Bateman Robert Wilmot Edward S. Cox Eraf. Darwin, jun. John Harrifun ...