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... Archibald Hamilton, t'ne Right Hon. Charles Lord Baltimore, George- Lee, EH;*, Doe. or of Laws, tegetb?*:*. with Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. and John Philipfon, Efq; (in room of Philip Cavendilh and John Trevor, Efqs. deceas'd) to be Commiflioners for executing ...
... eign; Capt. Greenville, of the Falkland; Capt. Brode- rick, (of the Phoenix), of the Exeter; Ld Thomas Bertie, (of the Drake floop), of the Phenix; Hardie, of the Drake O0p. ‘New Member, for Glafgow, &c. John Campbell, eldeft fon of Gen. Campbell of Mamore ...
... April 27. Sir Charles Hardy, the Squadron, and the 1 rade under his Convoy, w ed from Torbay the 23d at y in the Morning, and Morning they were feen off the Eciitone. The 20th his Majefty's Ship the Phoenix, c: w. commanded by Lord Thomas Bertie, fell iv vfi ...
... l of the n fon, Efq; Rear-Admiral of the Kin appointed Thomas itj ' to be one of the CommiJJionf,V J. a lity of principal officer, of the 0r ~ the naval affairs in the Medif te Phe Bifle, Thomas Revel), Tho- Ci% %en»f ° n » William Thompfon, Wilt,\ and ...
... Efq; 7 4 j m - , n .j oT3 , Sir Chaloner Ogle* J Admirals of tue Blue. Jam.s Stu at Efq; ? ?? of the Red. S;r Charles Hardy, J Thomas Davers, Efq; l V ?? of the White. Hon. Geo. Clinton, btq; J William Rowley, Eft]; 1 V ice- Admirals ofthe Blue. William ...
... in the Houfe of William Chriftie Vintner in St, Ninians. The Rencai and Conditions of Sale are to bs feen in the hands of Thomas Watfon Writer to the Signet, and Willian: MackeM-pe Writer in Stir- ling, who will commune wirh any Perfon before the Roup ...
... fundrv; are Creditors to Sir Thomas, and have not vt conn their Debts to Mr, Blair che Tru flee, nuv be invito concur and accede to the Submifiion, and ?? in the honeft intentions ofthe Tutors and Friends. Family to have all Sir Thomas's juft Debts paid. further ...
... ' A D V ERTI'SEMBNT S. *f* Mr. THOMAS DUN DAS Advocate, ProteiTor of CIVIL and CANON LAW in the Uriverllcv of Edin burgh, begins his Colleges on the Pamdeßs and Infiitutlons ofthe Civil Lara, on Friday the 2d of November next, at his Lodging in the Foot ...
... vi%. The PotTeflions of William Smart, Alexander Cuming, John Manuell, John Mitchell, John Neillbn, John Miller, and William Hardie, payingof yearly Rent 70 Bolls Bear, 122 Bolls 3 Pecks Meai, 19 Bolls 2 Firlots 2 Pecks Beans, 9^ Hens. 16 Chickens, 3 Capons ...
... the Roup. s[§sf That the Minutes of Ranking of the Creditor,. the Eita-:e of Cockburn of LANG TO UN are in the h ■'. ' of Thomas Kay Clerk Co the Procefs, where all |W^ concerned may fee the fame, and give in their Obi : ft!. ; thereto againli che firft ...
... Houts of 3 and 4 in the Afcernoon> to concert Meafuis for their joint lntereft. . %*q DANTZICK GUN-POWDERfoldat the Shop of THOMAS HENDERSON, fronting the Lawa- market. Erii n burgb, who is juft now well forted in Birmingham Shejfi'li Cutlers Wares and ...
... N. B. At th; s hove Shop may be had ready made, Beds very neat aid reafonable. e*f DANTZIcK GUNPOWDER fold at the Shopof THOMAS HENDERSON, fronting the Lawn- market, Ed i burgh, whi is juft now well forced in Birmingham Sheffield Cutlers Wares and London ...