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... jHaufes arc to be built frooi the Turnpike, on the Surry SidßjW .Wellmiofter.bridge, to Newington. Squares are funded to be named after tbetr prtf.ot Majcltica. We are informed that leretal Letters have lately been found in divers Parte the laid Place with ...
... to ereft wet dry Docks there. The Troop* raffing for Senegal will be incorporated into new Indepeoduot Regiocot Foot, be named after hit Royal Highoeft tbc Prince WWUm Henry. the Rev. Mr Whitfield fee oat for Bath, to open Chapel fended them the Lady Huntingdon ...
... of Scots, King Charles I. and King Jarftt|]V ll. However they ftill enjoy a confiderable Eftjte. Tit laic Duke Cofmo was named after the late Grand Duke eif Tufcany, the laft of the illuf trious Houfe of Medici*; wit© ftopd Godfather by Proxy at his Bapiifm ...
... i*. A« mnS be hauled into dry Dock for thorough Repair.—Tbit Ship was thought to be the fined in the King'* Service, and named after late noble Ctmmttur. His Stem was adorned with the Eignre of Oliver Crtmwtll holding in the right Hand Ttmthawk, in the ...
... guineas a year to the Infirmary. On Monday the 10th inft. was launched at Workington, in Cumberland, the fhip Lowther, named after the Hon. Sir James Lowther, Bart, one the worthy repreftntatives that county in parliament. She is allowed hy the beft judges ...
... given, that the laid Richard Morrifon will not be accountable for, or pay any Debts which (aid Wife may comradl in his Name, after the Publication hereof. RICHARD MORRISON. be LE T, and entered upon immediately* ALL that DWELLiNG-HOUSE, Weftgate-ftrect ...
... controlled Ctveral Debts Name, therefore give Notice, that 1 will not accountable, nor pay any Debt may happen lo contrail in Name after the Dale Given under Hand, GEO. STEPHE O N, TO Sold to the highetl Bidder, at the Hnufe of George Fothergill. tlie Sign ...
... tali hour cxilUuce ; and, with tKote fentiments, cauuy't help giving • molt xcalous fupport the hill agitaticni. God’s name, after have begun ...
... of it bill of apprehenCon; and where the evil may infinite, probability may allowed fuffknent caufc of fufpicion God’s name, after have begun the arduous labour contributing little to the falvatton this exhaufted country, the adoption the only means that ...
... tu offer themfelvet Candidates for the Minidry (and it is rot doubted but they will all capable) give in a Lid of their Names; after which, let them be or sooo, their Names (hall be put into one Wheel, and the minidcrial Places, whether they be so, 100 ...
... to pals a refolution, that in future no member lliould admitted with any dif: tii.dion of title, but merely the family name. After 1 much debate Mr Horne Tooke withdrew his motion.— I The company then difperfed in great numbers, leaving ; only few choice ...
... frornkfaii , hope it 111-fouoded, that a (he mail, which they canied off w,,h t^ m aiaongft foe homed cattlT (bed known the name after having detained above two hows. of the m>rl, rages with great violence in Wcftiroreland. The Mid delivered, unopened to ...