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... AL L Pcrfons that were indebted to Mr George Fouitir, late Attorney of the City of Durham, deceit.l , it the Time of hit Heath, ate dented forthwith ro pay then re- fpeitive Debts to James Forftet, at Mt Thomai Swinhoe's, Glove on Tyac-Biidae, Newcaftle ...
... Place of Sale. To be peremptorily Sold at the George Inn in Derby, on Tuefday the Seventeenth Day of January next, between the Hours of Two and Six, by Virtue of a Com- miffion of Bankrupt againft Mark Dawson, ef Derby aforefaid, Grocer, (fubjefl to cer- ...
... John Saunderson, first Captain of the Manchester Regiment. Alexander Blood, Capt. in ditto, George Fletcher, Capt. in ditto. Peter Moss, Capt. in ditto. James Dawson, Capt. in ditto. Thomas Deakin, Capt. in ditto. Charles Deakin, Lieut, in ditto. Thomas Siddall ...
... To hi peremptorily Sild by Aucti ON, at the George Inn in Derby, on Twk&fy the Seventeenth Day of January MiMtf, between the Hours of Two and Six, by Virtue tf a Com* miffton of Bankrupt againft Mark Dawson, of Derby aforefaid, Grocer, (fubjefl to cer- ...
... Seller, Bell-Founders in York, for Six new Bells against May next, to be approved of by Mr. Michael Dawson, Mr. William Usher, Mr. William Turner, and Mr. George Mitford, all of Newcaftle. The Tenor or greatest Bell will be about sixteen hundred Weight. But ...
... tbe Eftate and Effcfts ot the faid Mark Dawson, are defired foithwith to pay their refpeftive Debts to the faid Affignees, or they will be fued ht the fame. tfote alfo, That the Creditors of the fa ; d Mak.k Dawson, are hereby requefted to give their Attendance ...
... Lichfield. Nottingham : Printed by, and for George Ayfcough, and Sold by Jobn and James Rivington, in St. Pauh Church-yard, London ; and Samuel Irimer in Derby, , To be peremptorily Sold by Auction, at tlm George Inn in Derby, on Tuefday the Seventeenth ...
... E Houfe that John Webster fives in, (landing at the Upper-End of Sr. Peter . Parifh in DERB T. Enquire of him, or of Tho. Dawson in St. Peter t Parifh iv Derby, or ofthe Printer of this Paper. At the Wine- Vault under the Town-Hall iv DERBT, is Sold, ...
... Water and a good Pump near the Houfe Door, with J other Conveniences ; ftanding inthe Iron-Gatein DERB F: Enquire of Mark Dawson. ■ 1 1.1 , - ■ 1 , tin 11 1, ?? This Day is publifhed, {In One Volume Otlavo, Price Six Shillings) The Second Edition, with ...
... 9 per cent, for fhort terms 161,108 6 8 161,108 8 —on the lottery 1710, for ditto — — 109,290 109,290 —on the plate aft 6 George I. 312,000 312,000 —for Nevis and St Chriftopher's debentures at 3 per cent, per annum 37*821 37.821 5 —at 3 per cent, anno ...
... , his Son, is fix'd up in Market-Raisen, in the Shop which was the Property of that ingenuous Surgeon and Apothecary, Mr. Dawson Taverner, lately deceas'd. He practices the same Branches, together with Midwifry. Whoever pleases to employ Him, may depend ...
... your humble Servant, John Dawson. To be SOLD by AUCT lON,. at the George^ Inn in DER B V, 0 n thurfday the Fourth Day next, between the Hours of Two and Six in the Afternoon, by Virtue ofa Commiffion of Bankrupt againft Mark Dawson of Derby aforefaid, Grocer ...