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... Abraham Wet, from Guernfey, that &ice the late Aa of Parliament for fuppreffing Playing, Mr. John Hewitt, with a ielett Company of Comedians from the two Theatres in London, fee out from Portfmouth on the loth of July left, on board the Thomas and Charles ...
... now in the Poffeflion of Francis Johnfon, Efq; and Mr George Foifter, one Piece of wafte Ground behind the Jail, call'd the Turnpike, and another Piece of wafte Ground adjoining the North Side of the River Were, near the North Baily; late belonging to Mi ...
... Trultees for the feveral Turnpikes at MOUNTNESSING, WAI.THAM, f.ll(l R I V E N UAL 1., in th.s County, is appointed at the Red Lyon in Chelmsford, on Thuifday the 9th of April next, at which Time and Place the faid Turnpikes are to be Lett to the belt ...
... Regiment of Foot-Guards Capt Strudwick is appointed Colonel of a Company in the Third Regiment of Foot-Guards in the room of Col Scott who has refign’d Col Frampton has chang’d Companies Col Mey-Tick Firft Regiment Foot-Guards in order to go with the that ...
... Some Letters from Sheffield in Yorkfhire mention that upwards of 200 Volunteers of Town were gone join General Wade We are inform’d that when the Duke’s Army was in Purfuit the between Macclesfield and Manchefter one of the Turnpike-Men endeavour’d to ...
... on the Occafion •' afterwards they returned to their Hall in Grani Proceffion, preceded by the Colours of the Goldfmiths Company. a Bai.d of Mufick and Kettle-Drums, a Perron on Horfeback reprefenting St. Dunflan with his Forceps (the tutelar Saint and ...
... Bonoav having invited the NORWICH COMPANY, this is to inferm them, that they intend to pleafu.e themfelves by waiting oh them to open their _ rtEATRE at the Time prefix'd ; and h.pe a Referve of their Favour ajainft any Company that may attempt being there ...
... At tht Moothall en Monday ntxt, being tht \%th inft. will be exhibited ftvtral new and turteus Ptrformanus by a celebrated Company of HO PE-DANCERS and TUMBLERS. Monfieur Dominique, Mrs Garman, Mr Francifco, and Mifs Alice. Tanicularly Mrs Garman will dance ...
... Tbe faid SNUFF and Oil are fold at the follow- ing Places, viz. Mr. Jer. Roe, Bookfeller in DERBY; Mr. Lister, Printer in Sheffield; Mr. AyscougHj Printer in Nottingham; Mr. Inman, Bookfeller in Doncafter; Mr. Butler, Printer in Birming- ham; and Mr. Lander ...
... willbc on the firil of May next ac t};e Ho>'fe ?? William '.Vonuco'cK, the Sign of the Red-I.yon in Ponretrad ; where their Company to dine will he elßr-sin'd a Favour, by The*- humble Servants, William Lockwood, } Stewafd George Ham.ey, $ N B. The Ordinary ...
... chester.——!r is hoped all Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, F.celioidi-is and Otlieis, who have Eftates adjoining thij Intended Turnpike, or who are any way conccrn'd therein, wi'l attend the l» ; d Meeting. 5 F N. ft An Ellimate of the Expence for making the ...
... convenient for a Dyer, Soap-Boiler, Cloth Drefler. or StutTmaker. Enquire of Mrs. Walker, the Owner, upon the PremifTes. TURNPIKE From LEEDES to HARROGATE HTHE TRUSTEES forrepairing ■*■ the Roid ii-om Lccdes to Harrogarc, propane to Jett the Tolls anting ...