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... ducat that time, mufl be made j wi.h'n s 5 Day, therefrom. THOMAS NOON, - Lancafter. BROOK and LANCASTER, Hudder»ticW. RICHARD SISSON, & Co. Leeds. JAMES LAMB. . Yo.k- EDW>*JtOBINSON, . Hull. THOMAS WILD, - Roiherham. JAMES WOOLLEN, . Shtfteld. GEORGE CASSON ...
... of Vauxball, to Mrs. B Lloyd, widow of the laet William Lloyd, Efq. -J. IE. C Lee, Efq. of Portland Pla~r, to Mife 'Mary Le Hardy.-.~ fi H. Wosdgate, Efq. of the Temple, to ?? Bait,'of Prefton In Hue et-R. Butler, Efq. to Mifs MarySoeo Kenfington Square ...
... conitinnarince of -the wyar. - Governmenr is about to take-into its fervice, ati the Cape of Good Hlope, a ?? the'Boor-s,' a hardy race, inhabiting part of the inrerior, -about 2oo leagues from our principal fettlenterrt; and 'who, from being htighly amenable ...
... inform whether 1 am to console tire miserable inhabitants, or rouse Them vengeance and anger. God protect }curEscellency. Thomas Morla. Commander in Chief the Forces by Sea ami Land of his Britannic Majesty, forming the Expedition before Cadiz , On Board ...
... R D S H r R E-John .SkiF, of Ledbury, Efq. * Thomas Aond.iw ` tlnigh, of' Elton, Efq; Thomas Debitts, of1boe Apolles, Efc. F -E HesroRosri KtRr-Robert Thornton 'Heyfhani, of Stagenhoe P'atk, El'q. Thomas Fizeherbert, of Shenley, t Efq. Jacob Botanquet ...
... the hands and feet, thereby iclievirg me from great difirefs and danger. I am, Sir, yaur m. ft humble fervant, j THOMAS SCOTT. From Thomas Scott, Efq. Exeter. To Mr. Rymer. J u i y ?? ,- 86 . Sjr, My complaint*, namely bilious retchings and gnpings, with ...
... the occapation of Thomas Prince, containing ?? -- 2 , LOT 3d. ' \ Rough Clofe, containing . _ 2 12s Clofe at Eight Acres Head, - . 2028 Clofe behind the Houfe, - - s o 16 Long Clofe, - . . . a a , a 9 o 38 In the occupation cf Thomas Prince. LOT 4 :h. ...
... AMichaeti Bryan, Efq. and filter to the Earl of Sbrewlbury. On Wednefday, of aparalytic itroke, Lady Hardy, widow of the-late Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. On Tuelday fe'nnight, in Charles. ftreet, Grofvenor fqnare, London, the Right- Hon. Lady Archer, for ...
... alias Wilkizfis, charged wiah Prealirg Sive ewe Ibeep, the ptoperty of Mr. .1i Thomas evets of ?? of Aik. Id ham, eharged with Itealing thirteen iheep, tile pro. ;hpl~erty af Thomas Brigham of Thisendale, fa tiner: at | and yosbl Bsagbty, butcher, charged ...
... us. 6d. was hardly fit; to be ued. the tas had been impofed upon teas above that price. He faid he thought it particularly hardy and thinking fu, he felt it his duty to oppofe it. MR. HORNE TOOKE'S ELECTION. Lord Temple rofe, in purfiuance of the notice ...
... Esq. Sir Win, Rawley, Bait. Orbell Ray Oakes, Esq. Barnard E. Howard, Esq. Thomas Cocksedge, Esq. ?? Sherlock Gooch, Esq. IJohn Wilson Allen, Esq. Thomas Ruggles, Esq. Thomas Bucke, Esq. John Mosely, Esq. Edward W. Martin, Esq. win. Mathew, Esq. Abraham ...