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... Roberton, at 7 1. Sterl. yearly, Jj 8£ Years Ptirchafe, is 59 1. 10 s. Sterl. hem, 'X or fecond Story of the faid Tenemenr, lai Thomas Herior, at 9 1. Sterl. yeariy, ml Purchafe, is 72 I.Sterl. Item the upp: Story of the faid Tenement ?? by !»#*� at 3 I ...
... to the Northward, and that fome Perfuns of Fortune were aboard the Two Brothers,- lately ta- ken by the Spaniards. Admiral Hardy is Fet out for Portfmouth, to hoift his Flag aboard the Sand- wich, and command the Squadron there in room of Admiral Stuart ...
... Don Philip i_ at Grenoble, and will come forward to Chambery. Whitehall, Sept. 7. The King has appointed Ricnara Dowdeiwell, Thomas Cochran, George Drummond and Chriftopher Rhodes, Efqs. toge- ther wirh Alexander Udny, Efq; in room of Gil- bert Bu-net, Efq; ...
... refolvcd to forward the Sale of that Article, as far as there is Confumpt or Demand for it. §*§ Thac the draftees nominated by THOMAS HAT Baxcer in Edinburgh for his Creditors, are ro Iti! ov »üb- lick voluntary Roup, in John's Coffee houfe, Edinburgh, upon ...
... Archibald Hamilton, t'ne Right Hon. Charles Lord Baltimore, George- Lee, EH;*, Doe. or of Laws, tegetb?*:*. with Sir Charles Hardy, Knt. and John Philipfon, Efq; (in room of Philip Cavendilh and John Trevor, Efqs. deceas'd) to be Commiflioners for executing ...
... rhe Council tor the Crown and for Mt. Stuart, in support of and againll the Charge. ' §*§ That tie 1 ruftees nominated by THOMAS HJtf Baxter in Edinburgh ror his Creditors, are to fell by pub- lick voluntary Roap. in John's Coifee houfe, Edinbuigh, u ...
... true Religion and Virtue. Subfcrip-ions are taken, in London, by Andrew- Miliary overagain'T Katharine ftreet in the Strand, Thomas Long- man in Pater-nofter-Row. William Strahan' Printer in Wine.office- Court, Fleet ftreer; ?? Jame> Flet- che> 5 in Cimbridge ...
... oat from Mrs. Forfyth's in the Ca nor gate, cmthc- 9'hor Loch inftant, for London, or any Fart 0* EPS To bs sje_.fojme ...
... April 27. Sir Charles Hardy, the Squadron, and the 1 rade under his Convoy, w ed from Torbay the 23d at y in the Morning, and Morning they were feen off the Eciitone. The 20th his Majefty's Ship the Phoenix, c: w. commanded by Lord Thomas Bertie, fell iv vfi ...
... next enfuing, betwixt the Houts of 3 and 4 Afternoon. I he Rental and Progrefs of Writs being to be feen in the hands of Mr. Thomas Burnet ot Kirkhill Advocate in A- berdeen. To be LETT for one Tear by publick Roup, on Thurfday lhe \ph of February next, ...
... their next meeting to be on the 12th of May 1748. Among the cafes referred the Comihiffion, the moft remarkable was that of Thomas Man, Minifter at Dunkeld which was entered upon on the 19th. The libel was taken under article article, viz. 1. That on ...
... the Poltage. Leith, Jan. 7. Arrived the Sarah and Mary of Abe. dour, Wright, from Aberdeen with Beef, Vinegar, fr- aud the Thomas of Kincardine, Nicol, from Dun^: with Barley. Yefterday Forenoon the Lancefton Man of War fri- ed from this Road with the ...