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... wait for the troops be a few days on to recruit themfelves, and hope then to give a'capital ftroke- On Monday Mr. Beckfords birth-day was celebrated Fonthill, a moft elegant manner; a grand fupper and ball were given the to.a confiderable ...
... Briggate. a. A Clofe of Ground, called Brewhoufe Clofe, in the Oc- , cupation of Mr. Robert Arthington, by Admeafurement, 2 A. 3 R. 25 P. 3. A Clofe of Cround, called the Birley Clofe, in the Oc- cupation of John Hague, by Admeafurement 3 A. ...
... be LETT, to enter to at Pleafure, A TAN YARD, confiftihg of Forty-five Piti, fupplied from a Spring, with great plenty of good Water, very coniemently conveyed by a Lead Pipe into every Part of the faid Tanyard, with a Dwelling-Houfe, Tan ...
... and the Back of each Page left Blank for Memorandum!. 7. A COMPANION to GOLDSMITH'S ALMA- NACK, with a concife Cash Book on a new Plan, and a Va- riety of ufeful Particulars. 8. A ROYAL ALMANACK on a more ...
... every Stage of the IiOUPING COUGH. It is a Medicine elegant in its Compofition, pleslant to the Palate, gratetui to the Stomach, and in its Effcit.—The Oufe to a groom Paws but a Tea.Spo.nful, fur a Child a few ...
... Eftste, and there is a dry Pit, which will cr mmand a eon i art of .11eLend which is Intendid to be improved. Their is a gaol Houle, with contenient Out•buil ings, and a lair GAHM The Situ nof the Houle is dry and 14,,,thy, , ;n4 - s ...
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... account tranfmitted by Mr. Dalrymplc, a letter from Mr. George Smith, a free merchant at Fort St. George, and a letter from the Mayor of Madras, in which was inclofed a copy of his Lordlhip’s petition to his Court, for a habeas corf us, had ...
... impofed upon. C: A N A L U A M A G E S. ■TT7*KERBAS, by an act of Parliament made in the eighth year cf VV bis preient Maje&y, formaking and maintaii. :ng a navigable c- •aal from the fdtii oe Fort;-, to the ...
... which Expetia -a, 'g very late Prices, Viz. . patched wit houtavititinea or paying any Fees orPerquifitcs'- • eniie only can. feeure. , s. d. • ' s. a. ..,- whatfoever.; -Gentlemen; .I'a-trier-Wand 'o :hers anat. be ,li is fold :. ...
... Marie and mil, her 'rail well ; Worectier. / \ --a) hopel a continuance of them, a lien of an old Cot, about MO L. upper ..r*—..„.:=.,..—.__.._..,—.—':',—.—. Bailey '/L , ..,- haying a large wharf, ware- ~,,e_ fir obeLh r and ente ...