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... that neighbouri hood. Ycftcrday being Michaelmas-day,Joleph Fountayne, Efq; was chofen Mayor of this Borough for the eniuing; at the fame time, William Smithfon, fifq; was elected Alderman ; and William Eamonfon and Mr Edward Markland, were eletted co ...
... Third, when John Lord Howard was created the firft Dukeof Norfolk. This Nobleman was killed at Bofworth-field. late Duke was the ninth by title, and the ekventh in paternal defcent from John Lord Howard above mentioned.*Mr Howard, of Gray flock, who fucceeds ...
... W. I Wright; Good Intent, T. Skelton William, W. Hoggan, for London. Polly, I. Gueft, for Lynn. Good Intent, K. [ Drinkall, for Rochester. Intent, J. Stothard j Providence, I. Morley Trial, T. Parker, and William and Charles, J. Gilderdale, for Whitby ...
... attended by four mourning coaches, in the firft of which were Charles Howard, Earl of Surry, only fon ofhis Grace Charles, row Duke of Norfolk, EarlMarihal, Sec. Sec. Henry Howard, of Sheffield, Efq; his Grace's near relation; Thomas Eyre, of Haflop, ...
... following Day*, two Officer* in Difguife, and other confidential Perfont, west difpatched different routs with verbal Meflaget to the fame Efifcft and I continued fortifying my Camp, and watching the Enemy, whofe Numbers encreafed every Day. Oft. I thought ...
... Horsfall, and Jonathan Horsfall, charged with wilfully maiming and wound- ing a cow, the property of William Sutclif.'. William Straker, Robert Howard Booth, and Jane Croft, on fufpicion of breaking open the ilwelltng- houfe of John Haxby, of Yotk, and ...
... On Friday last died, Mrs. Fenton, relict of the late Mr William Fenton, cloth-dresser in this town. On Saturday died. Mrs. Vincent, wife of Mr. Samuel Vincent, innkeeper in this town. The fame day died, Mrs. Gott, wife ?? John Gott, of Woodall, near Bradford ...
... LEEDS, April 14. @«oo«.g} Few days ago as Mr James Coates of Ponte- ? A j tract, was linking a well in a field belonging 2%«m23£ *° him, at about a quarter ofa mile diftancc from that town, he tound a bed of exceeding good coal, near 30 inches thick ...
... received. HENRY JONES. WILLIAM HAVARD. WILLIAM TONES. HENRY SKELTON. MARW. BUSTARD. Siipieu and Knarejbtreitgh Turnfike-Road. THE next Meeting ofthe Trustees refpea- ing this Road, la appointed te be held on Tuefday the Firft Day ef September oext, at ...
... arc goinjj volunteers 00 board Admiral Keppel's fleet, were introduced to hia Majclly by the D anilh Ambafl-dor, and in a few days will fet off to join the laid fleet. We hear that the French Ambaflador has liquidated with the Congrefi, 4,000,000 llcrling ...
... banker in Manchester. The same day died, Mr Atkinson, master of the Stafford's-Arms in Wakefield. A few days ago died, William Francklin, Esq; Comptroller of his Majesty customs at Yarmouth. A few days ago died, Dr. William Murray, vicar of ...
... Ship,, direfted to the faid MefT. Perkins and Robiufon, at Gun and Shot Wharfe, London - Mr William Martin, in Wakefield • Mi William Brooke, in Selby i Mr William Bowling, at the Crane in York ■ Mr John Kifher,' at the Old Navigation Warehoufe in Leeds ...