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... Yoxjord; Mr. Aclkiniun, in Stoivmarl.et ; Mr. Nunn, in Eye; Mr. Munns, in Buddtfdalt 1 Mr. Gor- bold, in llaltfiwrtb \ Mr. Thomas Holly, in Lwefoft: Mr, Eaton Hookfdler, in Yarmouth; Mr. Gleed, Bookfdler, in Norwich \ Mr. John Culham, in Fonfet St. Peter's ...
... Henwood, Gent. W. Cooke, fen. Genu . Thomas Liften, Lfq; W. Temple, fen.Gent. R. Cottle, fen. Genr. John Grant, Gent. N icolas Temple, Gent. S. Barnfjeid, Gent. . James Gibbs, Gent. Win Brewer, Gent. Ja. Dowding, Gent. Thomas Lucas, Gent. John Dowding, Gent ...
... Sacied Majefty's Royal Gift, dated May ip, 16*7, giving to Thomas Weir, after the Death of Kathatine Anderfon, the whole Power and Privilege to prepare and fell Dr Andeifon's Fills all the Days of Thomas Weir his Life, lhi.tlv piohibiting and difcharging all ...
... lav a ma; b. ■i.'-ij- ab!e to the S .aturc in that Caie made and provide.!; g.eiu io ..n f.iid Thomas Wood.-. :'iid, AaionWaid, Saii.ue! bi.t, D.n.iel ?? Thomas Lon 'man, He^ry W.hitfidge, Janus F.pdees, air! ?? ?? Diad, theu Hem, L.-Lectitors, Adinini!lia ...
... humbly addrefs'd to al) Parents, Guardians, GovernelTes, ice. wherein Riles are laid down for making theft Children fttoug, hardy, healthy, virtuous, wife and happy, Childten, like tender OiIF.RS, take the Bow, And as they firft are fallionjd, always grow ...
... the yearly r'vent of 1 1. ios. For further Paniculais en j^iie of Mi Thomas Mar- fliall, at Pickhall near Bcdale, Yo.klhire, 01 of Mr Gilbcit Cu.ts, Aiioiuey at Law, in Stockton. THOMAS HILLCOATE, of Newcaftle, Smith, HAving many Years been employed in ...
... the Town and County of Newcaftle upon Tyne, Mei- chant, deceafed, ate required foithwilh to pay their refpettive Debts to Mi Thomas Poole, of the fame Town and County, Meichant, Admiinftiator, with the Will annexed of the (aid Mr Turnbull, o- ther.viic they ...
... COOPER'S SHOP, with convenient Outhoufes and Yard near the ?? Oak in Woodbri.ce, now in the Poffefiion of Mr. Thoma. K_y.noi.ds. Enquire of Mr. Thomas Folkard, Ironmonger, in ?? \X7Hereas the General Faft Day is appointed upoa Zur. W f D ?? s _? A V ,he 9 ...
... Newcaitle upon Tyne, known by the Name of the Crown Tavein, in the Polieflioh of Thomas Beaver. Any defirous to take the fame, limy apply to the faid Thomas Beaver. N. B. Thomas Beavei intends to remove at Lammas next to the Bull atid Crown in the Fleih Market ...
... f_.ago_, Tenement., and Orchards late of Thomas Salmon-, ?? in Norfolk, Maltfter, deceas'd being all Freeliold, well tenanted, and in good Repair, at the yearly Rtntofjol. and upwards. ' * Enquiie of Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, or Mr. Everfon ...
... and a large Orchatd Buutc4 with ve;y g^od ri.nt- Trees, now in, the Poilc'lliou of MrLukc V» indgatc. tiuiui.tof Mr Robert Hardy of Bladon, or Mr Francis Selby of BjiWcll. : To be LETT, And tnttr'd upon at Lady-d\y next, A FARM belonging to Lord Vii'count ...
... N'a'ure of tbe Chriftian Covenant ; in a Sern.on pruacl.ed at L'uham in Suff. lk, oil Orsod-Friday. April 8, 1748- By SAMUEL HARDY, Curate of Layhatn. Printed for rbe Au'hor ; and Sold by M. Mechell, and C. B tl-.rrfr, ;?? Fleer-ftieet ; by R. Keymer, in ...