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... Sunday died at Stockwell, Mr. Horn, aged ia, &met: ty an Grocer in the Borough of Southwark; who, having acq rired a handfome Fortune, wifely retied from Bufniefs tome Years ago, that he might fpend the Reminder of his D fp in Peace. Yettaday Morning ...
... Country News. Gloucefier, 08, 13. We hear from Bradford in Wilts, that laft Satur&al Night John Stockwell, of that Town, Chair-maker, baying reprimanded his Son, juft come from anAlnhoufe, for beating and abifing his Mother the* barbarous and undutiful ...
... Peter Delafaur, Handkerchief-Weaver, empagaioft the Bilhop's-Palace in Canterbury, Pill receive 2 S anl d. Reward. GEORGE STOCKWELL, of Barr. snore-Lees . in the Parifh of Shelwich, Diggs and cleans old ones, and ;Ater, at reafonable Rates, noted for it ...
... BANKRUPTS. Richard Stockwell, ot* London, Merchant. Geo.ge of the I'ariih ot St. Andrew, Hoibxirn, 111 the County of Middlcfex, Innhoider Chapman. Bcn;am Broom, late of Kuideimihftcr, the County Weaver. John Rowell the younger, now or late of Peterborough ...
... Blandford, and two other Coaches and a Chaife, were robb'd by a fingle Highwayman, about 20 Years ot Age weli mounted between Stockwell and Sutton, by which he got above 20 1 In one ofthe Coaches was a Reverend Divine, and his Maid Servant, very well drefs'd ...
... and cut his Plate Buttons from his Coat, and afterwards took about ; Shillings from the Coachman, and then rode of towards Stockwell. About an 'flour after, they flopped Mr. Afhley, the Clapham Carriet, near the fame Spot of Ground, and from him they took ...
... carry'd off a large Quantity of Wine in Bottles, Plate, and various other Things to a great Value. Lafl Friday the Rev. Mr. Stockwell, Chaplain to the Right Rev. the Lord Bifhop of Rochefler, was robb'd by a tingle Highwayman beween Henley upon Thames and ...
... 10 Thomas Humphreys, 5 John Thing, 10 Thomas Thompfon, 5 Robert Atbuthnotf, 10 Arch. Clark, 5 Robert Woodwell, 10 George Stockwell, 5 James Putron, 9 Jofeph Cole, 5 John Piute, 9 Brewis Hall, 5 Thomas Lynch, 8 James Butler, y WiiUam Cockayn, 6 Charles ...
... Orders to treat the Malteze as Pyrates. The Marines are to wear Caps, and use the Grenadiers March. Last Sunday 7-Night one Stockwell was apprehended at Eaton, in the County of Denbigh, and committed to Denbigh Jail, for the Murder of his own Father at Bradford ...
... Bufhel, who had a lafge Mortgage iipon the Gatehoufe, Weftminfter, took Poffeflion of that Goal in a peaceable Manner, Mr. Stockwell the former Keeper refigning to him the Keys thereof. ...
... «k ' J bit; and we hear the Rev. Mr. Day Candidate for the laid • i'chcaiay, fuddenly of Apoplectic!; Fir, the Rev. Mr. Stockwell, Curare of St. Mildred the Poultry, and Lecturer of Sr. Antho- Uu's in W'atiing-ftrect. Dr. Chamberlain, the famous Man-Midwife ...
... the (kith I. of K. tit, charged with Baling fourteen Shillinp and S %pence in Money, and a Steel Tobacco-Box, from George Stockwell, and a Blue Great Coat and a Swanskin at Iron. Jobs. Bent. Jeistfr) Daniel, late of the Bland of Sheppy, is charged by a ...