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... Grcafbrough, Collier, and Edwaid ) Wi ight, of Rawmarfh, Potter, as Sureties, each t* Thoma, Coward, Servant to William Fouldt, of > Bcaghall, Farmer, . . . . . t*» Thomas Bremrs, of Kcllingley, Farmer, as Surety, . to Henry Edwin EalUaad, Apprentice to Wm ...
... wind, the privateer got into Morlaix. Brig Hampton, Wm. Knighten, mafter, loaded with coals and earthen ware. — — Liberty, Thomas Davis, mafter, in ballad. — Orange-Tree, Edward Faber, mailer, loaded with peafe snd bound to Cork. Blefltng, John Read, mailer ...
... fleet. A few days fince died ac Lincoln, Mrs Caldecott, wife of Col. Caldecott, of the North Lincoln militia, and filter to Thomas Duncombe, Efq; of Duncombe- park, in the county of York. The following fhips with cloathing, bedding, and other ftores, are ...
... Majefly's Slip Pearl. Arrived the Pearl, Thornton; Flora, Arran; Elizabeth, Brown; and Thomas, Feard, all from Riga ; the Terrible and Berwick men of war, from Sir Charles Hardy's fleet, having loft their main-topmafts. Alfo arrived the Bermudas packet, from ...
... (lood aloof ; they remain, ed fo all day.— On Wcdnefday having (as is fuppoled} learnt where Sir C. Hardy was, they ftecr'd away to the Wcllward. Sir C. Hardy all this time was cruiz- ing from the Lizard to Ufhant ; and fomehow they milled each other in the ...
... ADDEY. »sth Aug. 1779. j Cemt-ICieper ftr tbt faii Maner. G A ' M WT~ WHEREAS the Game within the Manors belonging to Sir THOMAS CASCOICNE, Bart, nave of- late Years been greatly destroyed fey Poachew. and Others t Tbit is ngivt Notici, That if any u ...
... to Sir THOMAS OASCOtGNE, Bait. have of late Years heen greatly deltroyed by Poachen, antl Otheri, Tbii h ti give Niiice, That If any unqualified Per- fon or Perfoni are found (hooting or courfing, within the Manors belonging to the faid Sir Thomas Galcoigne ...
... morning an exprefs was received at ■ ' Lloyd's from Portlinouth, dated (even I o'clock at night, in which Sir Charles JL . Hardy's fleet is faid to be out of fight, with a fair wind. The French are likcwife faid to be out, and with a powerful fleet, fuppofed ...
... to Ue repaired ; fo that if the winds ?? jrove favourable, in all probability lie may l»ll itiib ihc hands of Sir Chsrlqs Hardy. 'fh^coni- - .'■'■.etlaeets, it is faid, have alfo received pofitive or. ••'•:/fail about the fime time, and probably with ...
... Commiflioners named and authorized ' in and by a CommilTion of Bankrupt, awarded and ifliied forth, and now in ProlVcution againft THOMAS DODGSON, late of Otley, in the County of York, Crocer and Hardwareman, do inrend to meet on Friday the Twenty tixth Day of ...
... told every neutral veflel bound out, that their defign was againft England. Alas! (continues he) they have put Sir Charles Hardy on a wrong icent. [St. James's Chrtni.} The following is a lift of the fhips going to the Weft Indies under Sir George Rodney ...
... Commiflioners named and authorized in and by a Commiifion of Bankrupt, awarded and IlTued forth, and now in l'rofecution againft THOMAS DODGSON, lateof Otley, in the County of York, Crocer and Hardwareman, do intend to meet on Friday the Twenty fixth Day of ...