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... Peggie, George Tothcrick, from Stockton,'with s, and Ghcefe ; the Pie Cock, Robert Tong, from Lit e, with Bark ; the John and Margaret, John Gafrifton , the Elizabeth, William Duke and the George, Davidlbn, all from Stockton, '■ with Oatf. 1 > ; Glasgow Courant ...
... the reknine Bj'hopj v always « Sd for Deceiver, and therefore never would truft him: Whereupon he . threw himfclf into the Arms of France, and « was become Dominus Mum under de « For this Embaffador expeded to have * done Wonders his Affiftance what he ...
... Widow of John Pitt, heretofore of SufFolk, Efq; deceafed, ?? Merit; on whofe Death, her Jointure of 500 1. per Annum devolves to George Pitt, Efq; Knight of the Shire for the County of Dorfet. On Sunday the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan appeared at ...
... Ships with coals, ranalhore at Kelitand in Suffolk, but like get again, viz the Ridley of Whitby, John Stephenfon, for London; and the Nancy of Sunderland„ John Athley, bound to the Weilward. , The fame EVening.the Mermaid of Whitby, a newbuilt Ketch, laden ...
... riI 12. ',aft Monday Morning the following melancholy Affilit happened at Eilperton, about one Mile from hence, viz. As Mr John Pead a Eaker and Farmer, of that Place, and his Son, a very profligate yoUng Man, were at work in a Field together; fOnie Worth ...
... Shirley and Charles Shirley were committed to Aylefbury Goal, by John Patten Burnham, Efq; Coroner for the County of Bucks, for poifoning Elizabeth Franklyn. Laft Week two Servants of Lord Cardigan's quarrel- ling at Richmond; one ftruck the other with a Plate ...
... 25- Lail Thurfday Morning died by the Bite of a mad Cat, in the Parifh of Wrington, Somer.- fetfhire, Ann Gayer, 'Wife of. John Gover, Blackfmith. She was bit about fix Weeks ago, and;though:big with .Child, was feveral Times d in Salt-Water, which healed ...
... of Lite are double their ordinary Value. Dunkirk , Augufi iS. His Pruffian Majefly has, et the humble Reprefentatton of Mr. John Harris, approved of Meff. Walter Rutledge and James Kovadel, Merchants of this Place, two the Directors of the Royal Bengal ...
... Spot. ' We hear by a Letter from Barnftaple in Devon- shire, that as Mrs. Kipland, Wife of Mr. Kipland, who keeps the Kings-Arms in that Town, was taking fome Linnen out of a Drawer, and leaning ber Head down, a Moufejump'doutoftHe Drawer, and faften'd ...
... dod • INsTaVcTieNs to the faine . Purpofe have been - giVen by the Borough of Cirenceiter to the Hen. . Henry Bathuril and John Coxe, Efqrs; . their., Reprefenuttives in Parliament. All who are againfl : . the .Eflablifiment, think them(elves highly obliged ...
... LON DON May 16 fer the enfuing Parliament Cardigan John Symmons lnwrntfs Conn John Campbell jun Efiq Invernejs Campbell of Calder Efiq Raditorbire Flowarth Bart Roxburgh Court Scott Truro Edward Bofcawen John Boficawen Efiqrs hear that the Parliament ...
... Mr. Thomas Daviesj Mate of the Battie, Captain John Thomas, belonging to Liverpool, who was knocked down into the Hold by one ofthe Sailors, and killed by the Fall. The Mtirderei •«_ fecured ia St. John's (.oil. iti order to take his Trial, • ...