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... ADVERTSIEMENTS. A Milk Afs to be Sold ; Enquire of Mr. Patton, Poftmalter of Dur- *^ ham. _ _ , . Newcaftle upon WHERE AS on the ifth Day of O^ber laft, a Tyne. ¦ * v grey Gejding was brought ro the Houfe of Mr. John Armftrong of this Town, Innkeeper ...
... Covent-Garden 1. Mortally wounded lie St. Leonard in Shoreditch i. Overlaid Threw hsmfclt Window Lunatlck) at St. Margaret Pattons i. Chriftened Buried Decreafed in the Burials this Week, 57. * ...
... by tbe Mi- litia of tbe Shire cf Angus. Lieutenant Colonel Whiteford, cf Colonel Cochran's Regiment of Marintt. Lieutenant Patton, and Enfign Wakeman, of Gc ncral Guift's Regiment, Captaiii Lieutenant Kennedie, and Enfigi. Archer, of Colonel Lee'e Regiment ...
... Pei lons Offending avamlt the abrefaid Laws. Given under out Hindi this Oay July, 1749- Henry Lyons, Samuel Lucas, Law : Pattons, Owen Moony. Samuel Low, Drought, William Weldon. Nicholas Biddulph, Warnlbrd Armltrone, jr : ‘tP? James Enraßht, : Af ?’ ...
... them for Guineas and half Guineas. We hear the Lord Ahbergavenny will in a few Days be marryed to a Daughter, oj General Pattons*-~*-+-Qn Monday lafi dyed the Countefs Dowager of King f ale. The Author ofthe Pamphlet, intituled, A Letter from. Mr. Hedegger ...
... for the nest Turn is in the Gift of his Heirs, and Betteihanger once injoy'd by the Rev. Dr. Brett, who is fuppofed to be Patton of it, and Walmer is in the Archbithop's Gift. We hear from Deal, that laft Sunday 14:ght was (*Liza there by the Cultom-houfe ...
... at Hounflow, in order to thatch the Tents; there being no Orders or dny, Likelihood of their decamping as yet. The Daveyi Patton, firm South Carolina, for Cowas, and a French Ship from Dunkirk, with Bale-gor/ds TrlilEao7are both taken by a Spanifh Privateer ...
... other was drowned. Letters from Padstow in Cornwall, of the 17th of Nov. advise, that the William of Dumfries, Capt. James Patton, was drove on a sandy bank there, on the 14th, after having suf- fered much Damage at Sea, and for some time was without any ...
... [mall Para! (1 vVv3.l tl•crenw. , do 11, uilt.aining in the Whole about Two I1owly:1 mid Am,. As alto a Parccl of Meadow and Patton Laid called the cJiitaititng atioit Eighty Acres, formal, ri ate tlic abJvc Faint, but latch, almcgcttxriu the Occupation ...
... ' Out-houies, and Appurtenances thereumo belonging; and alto Ninety-three Acres of Arable Laud, and Twent,-lcven Acres or Patton land, lying and being in the Parith ot Layidown in the lfl of Sheppy, in the County of Kent, late in the Polfeilion of Chritiopher ...
... and reasonable Charges. To be SOLD, A Freehold Estate of 35 l. per annum, com- manly called by the Name of Field-End, in Patton, near Kendal in Westmorland, the Ground lying jointly and compactly together within one entire Hedge or Wall, with a good ...
... affembled fo quit kly, that they are not in Pain from the - ion of any Enemy. On Tuefday Dr. Webb, one of the South Sea Company's Patton at Panama, that was let at Liberty on Admiral Vernon's taking F B acto ello, arrived in Town from the Diamond, Man of War ...