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... recalled at . the Pay- Office in Broad-ftrect, the Wages remaining, due to filch Officers who have pafkcl their Accounts on the Boots of his Majefty . s Ships of War folrZ2, viz. thejGreyhoLnia, Bedford, Leopard, I Nottingham; Breda), Captain, Prince Ftedencit ...
... . x.pence, THE GENTLEMAN'S Magazine, or TRADER'S MONTHLY liitelligencer. Numb. V. for May, 1731. Containing (more than any Boot of the Kind and Price) I. A View ot the Weekly Mfay; and C•Jntroyes fich Vie. of Self-Opinion, Labour, Recreation, Gaming, ...
... a few Days ; the first Payment of One Pound per Ticket is to be made on or be- ore the 10th of August. We hear from Maidstone in Kent, that great Interest is ma- king against the ensuing Election for Representatives in Parlia- ment for that Borough, and ...
... Houfe of Joloph Glandfield, called or Qkieen, and the reft of the Royal Family, on their known by the Name or Sign of the Golden Lyon coming to Town for the Winter. in Dover, viz. 18 Casks of White Wine, containing We hear, the Inhabitants of Newington ...
... betwixt two Men. Inquire for farther Information of the laid Mr. Rutton as aforefaid. THE Ship Inn at Dover in the Cou n ty o f Kent, is newly rebuilt, and neatly furniihed, in a molt commodious and genteel Manner; where all Gentlemen, &c. way depend on the ...
... Panama, where was univerfally 4 bclfev'd that he was lail'd to the Northward, in order 4 to llretch over to the EaU-Indies. Our Golden Harveft fceimto be a.moll at an End the Ships fiomthe 4 Coaft bringing but little Plate, and the Peac ...
... Nor folk. ' T N. I), The prefent Tenant of the fad Farm is ready to take a LK theieot for any Term of Years, at the prefent Kent, which is an an- cient Rent =j and the laid Parilh of Hard. by is very moderately ?? to the Land Tax. *ws_wiy For furthei ...
... Litchfield in the Reign of Kingfarnes the Second. His Lordiliip. married Frances, Daugnter of Sir John Hales, of the County of Kent, Bart. and is . fucceetied in Honour and Eitate by his Son the Lord Vifcount ‘reriden, Knight of the Shire for the County of ...
... ty Boys no.v beloujing 10 it. T» be S O L D, Standing en Wai.hu lorJfup, ?? the River Tyne, itt-t? Miles /«.,» NevvcaAle, a Boot 101S O a X, A s if, and E s p TREES. Jt\ \ Petfoo will intend at the Houfe of Mr John Dent, on the *:h and nth Day, of januaiy ...
... Marquiis of Rockingham will be eleded without any Oppolition. Thomas Boone, who died IA Week at his Houk called Lee- Place in Kent, huh left the greateft Partofhk Fortune together with his (aid Mantion Route to his Daughter, the Wife of Charles imforth, ...
... To be SOLD, At MACINFORD, a ani a half of Afailfione in KENT, A FARM, (late the Ella . e of Mr. Thomas Pope, of Maiddo:.e. decesfeti) confining of a Dwelling Houfe, Malthuule, Barn, itahle. other Buldings, in !mod Repair ; 410 th.r y Acres of 1nd, ...
... 'fruit Honour and F . :deity. He was a moil aff iinnate Hufb,nd, a tender ard indulgent Father, 8 kind Relation, a Ix:net - Kent Mailer, and a fincerc and yi.luab'e Friend. tie has a Lady, foer Sons and three Daugh'ers ; and his peat Eftate in the Counties ...