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... faid Executor, or Mr Lowes. ALL Perfons indebted to the Eftate and Effects of Mr William Johnfon, late of Newcaftle upon Tyne, Hoaft- man, deceafed, are tequired to pay theit icfpeftive Debts to Mat- thew White, of Blagdon, Efq; or to Mr Anthony Pearfon ...
... Bottle- Dr Stoughton's Cordial Elixir, Price 1 s. a Bottle. Chymical Drop*, for Coughs, Colds, &c, Tr. Is. Lavender Water, Pr. j s. the Bottle. Dr Godfrey's General Cordial, Price 6d. a Bottle. Dr Salmon's Guttac Vita, Price is. 3d. the Bottle Dr Hooper's ...
... and Picketing, Bookfcllera in Durham; Mrs Flea in Darlington; Robinfon Yaim; Crawford, and Mrs Bell, Shopkeepers, I. Richmond, Wigmaker, and Bell, Bookfellec in Stockton; Danby in Gisbtough; Brignel, Salkeld, and Mrs Richmond, Shopkeepers in Whitby Dowfon ...
... Pieces omitted in the- Works of Sir John Suckling, II Dr King, Mr Otway, . And Matthew Prior, ifqs . If Dean Swift. Printtd ftr t. G o oA n, at tht Middle Temple Gate, Fleet-Greet. ...
... }«*f«* Dr Sandford, Emanuel College. Doftors of Phyfick, Dr Watfon, Catherine, Hall. Dr Askew, Emanuel College. Dr Balguy, St John's College. Doctor of Lair, , Dr Banion. Trinity Hall. Seven Batchelors of Divinity, and 85 Mafters of Arts. ...
... e, vacant by the Death ?? Hall; there were prefent 16 Governors, all except the King and Prince; The lour Candidates were, Dr Mortimer, Dr Moreton, Dr Akin- fide, and Dr Hawes; upon the firft Divifion the two firft had two each; upon the ...
... Mary King was committed to hard Labour for one Month, tor ftcling about 20 Yards of Linen Cloth from Mr Gbfon, LrnenJ-aper, and a Pair of Shoes from Mr B.own, Shoemaker, boih in the Middle-ftreet. T; at Night fume Rogues broke into the Houfe of Mrs Pearfon ...
... This Morning Quarters of Wheat were Hupped for Portugal. A fine Marble Statue of Sirllaac Newton is making by Mr Roubiliac, at the Expcnce of Dr Smith, Mailer of Trinity College, Cambridge, which is to be let up at the Entrance into the Chapel of that College ...
... will be run one of the greateft Matches al- moft ever known, upon Epfom Courfe, between Mr Gref- wood's famous Crop, and a Horfe ot Mr Harris's, for 200 I. a Side. Mr GrelwoOd's Crop is to run 100 Miles while the other runs 80. We hear, that a MelTenger ...
... Julliec Ryder, Caufe wherein William and Cluet Dicey and Company, Cow-church-yard, London, Original Pioprieio.s of Dr Bateman’s Pkctorai. Dr»ps, wete Pl.iinufls. and KulTell, of Queen fltcet, London, Defendant, for the Dclcndam’s felling Medicine as and ...
... fome Letters and Meffages from Dr Bennet, propoiing a Meeting between them, to the Intent they might decide their Difference like Gentlemen. Thefe Propofals, we are informed, Mr Williams rejected, but had no room to doubt Dr Bennet would call upon him early ...