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... within Half-a-mile cf Coupar of Fife, with the On I houfes thereto belonging, the Inclofures we!! fenc'd I Dykes and Ditches, chat will graze two Horfes a-nd ti.-M Cows., a large Garden weil furnifhed with Fruic Tree: I the beil Kinds, a ...
... afterwards Jiave a longer 1 ime from the Creditors. The Progrefs ot the Rights, Rental, and Articles of Roup, to be feen In the Hands of ARCHBALD STUART, Writer to the Signers : -WHO CAN fatisfy the Purchaffers, chat the Ladns are fette at, a very low Rent ...
... we are likel t0 keep 0 our a y n g er than any others pre -° ever They will alfo (after this nt) be put upon us oftner than a- Qv ° the f s for, being always ready at Hal.jllier» will be an eafy and cheap expeent» to take a number of them into our itit ...
... will raife a Difcontent in that Nation, &c. It is not yet certainly known which Party the Republick will take in cafe a War fhould aftually kindle between Great Britain and France. People are very much divided upon this Subj-ft. There is a coniiderable ...
... ni fied, That he will receive with Plea fate a. Ambaftador which his ?? Majclly thou think fit to fend to him ; which makes it belicvj chat there will be a perfect Reconciliation bet v.. 1 thefe 2 Crowns in a. fhort Time. Sir John Nor. is, immediately after ...
... might extingoifti a tire wfticra ready to break out, and to eftahlifh, astnodl fnould be poffible, a General Peace, manealji reedy Manner, and upon a Foundation firm awl* rable for the future. His Im penal Mjjefty , »! nifh fo defirabie a Work, did not ...
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... ridicu- lous for a common News-writer to pretend to give an Account of a ptivate Conference between three princi- pal Minifters of State.] A Letter from Rye in Suffex, April 2. Laft Week two Seizures were made of Tea and Bran- dy, by a Detachment of Lord ...
... areto be feen in the Hands of Sir A I der Wedderburn _>f Blacknefs, and Mr. D^-vid Bri I ..Writer in Dundee, . tj,+ To be Sold at Craigiehall, 4 M rtes -Weft of I burgh, a Fine Ml LCH- ASS lately col ted, rogether »f a beautitul She Colt. He who has the ...
... a U v fc. X i i a E m X iM i S ll+il ALEXANDER BAYNE, Profeffor of the Munid- pai Law. begins hk Colleges on Thurfday the Eighth of November next, at tht ufual Honr and Place. +sf+ That by Order of the TRUSTEES fcr the Credf J rors ot Robert Beanie Merchant ...
... THat there is to be fold at a voluma. Roup upon the ie Day of November nnextt t in John a Cofi'.e-Houfe, betwixr the Hours of Three and Four in the Afternoon, in the hrft Land •^-'•w the Bifhop's Laud, an large fore Shop and a back Houie, with three Fire ...
... tryr/i ire Evening Pojls, A L r-l 4. A Cop\ ofa Litter iron- ±> i: r>, to a ilrei7n Mini tier a* th* 1 . 1 r . t - > / ?? tUgne, a.ie.i Manh 29. *I h s Evening there arrived at M. ?? lon's, M:~- --niilerfor foreign Arfairs, ...