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... Shop and back Cellar, and rhe third and fourth Story of that Land • the Rent being about 60a Metks aYear, all lying to the fore Street of Edinburgh • as alfo the large Houfe at 'inch Patk Nook, 2 -Stories high and 6 Fire Rooms, a Brew Houfe and -Stable ...
... Edinbnigh -, A TENEMENT of Land lying oppofite to the Pump- well in the Cowgate, cor-fiftingot three Stories, belides •Garrets and Cellars, the upper er third Story of which Tenement having the Advantage ofa Back entry into the Hlgh-fchool Yards; As alfo, A HOUSE ...
... as 3lfo, thefe three Stories or Te- nements of Land in Edinburgh, prefently poffeilby Wil- loughby Ramfay Merchant and others, lyingon the North- fide ©fthe Street oppofite to the Tolbooth ; as alfo, the firft and fecond Stories within the Turnpike, and ...
... Springal 143 Stamford 387 Stanhope 388 Stanley 291 Stanyford 191 Stapleton 46 Stevens 291 Stewart 435, 87 Stone 238, 9. 535 Story 95 Strange ...
... HOUSE which belonged toand was lately p.ffcfs'd by the deceaft Mr. George Gordon Writer J:r» the Signet, being the fourth Story to the Fore flreet of rhe new Tenement of Landat the He3d of Gosford's Clofe, l.^wnmvkTt, Edinburgh, confiftir.g of five Fire ...
... of a Ground Story, poffeft by William Scot Wright, and five Stories above the fame at the yearly Rent of 282 I. Scots. Item, The new built Back-Land, lying on the South-fide of the faid old or eaftmoft Tenement, confifting of three Stories Cellars and ...
... Wefter new Fore-land, confifting of a Ground Story and two other Stories above the fame, with Cellars, at the yearly Rent of 344 1. Ihe V. efter old Land, confifting of a Ground Story and two other Stories, with Cellar., &c. at the yearly Rent ot an 1 ...
... of it ; but fome affirm that he has attacked a Town on the Coaft of France, and laid it in Ruins. But 'tis probable thefe Stories are made from what the People wifli, rather than from any Account arrived ; therefore we muff fu- ipend our Belief for the ...
... which took the Baltick Merchant, there were 90 of them Frenchmen 5 and that as foon as they got into St. Sebaftians, and the Story was known of the Murder of Col. Braithwaite, the Diftrefs of his Lady to affefted the better Sort of the Inhabitants, that ...
... eminent Leather-feller, near Sr. Scpulcher-s Church, being diforder'd in his Senfes, threw himfelf out of a Win- dow three Stories high, and died on the Spot. A Carpenter beihg'at Work at the New South Sea Houfe in Thread- needle Street, fell from a Scaffold ...
... Winter's Night, under thefe following Heads, viz. I, The Countryman's in two Parts, containing near 100 comical diverting Stories, 2. The Modifh Dancing Matter, true Method Dancing Country Dances. 3. The Ladies and Beau's Catechifm. 4. A new Receipt to ...
... Hour after, lying in a Mea- w, near the Shannon, half a Mile off, th the Print of a Hand imprels'd on it's cc. N. B. This Story, how incredible ever it appears, is attcilcd by many Per- ns of Credit who faw the Child. A Mau of Repute, living in St. Thomas's ...