... Yellcrday Lord Willoughby Pirhtm, and Lord Mobluo, took their feati in the Hoafe Petri. • . CmmitttJ from thi PMc OJfUo in Snu-Jiriit Juring tht loft thru nutthn Ali«* Wocttoe, otherwife Hadfon, for ftcaliag watch, the property pf Tbotnai Read Jofrph ...

... The fats refpeaing his public conclua do not depend on Mr. Morris's bare airertion alone, they are confirmed by the original letters which paired between him and the Secretaries of State, and Lords of the Treafttry. The fale of his valuable and beautiful ...

... price b'ead was,ordered to be continued the fame lall week. Mr. Alderman Aliop fat locum ttneui, the Lord Mayor being abfen t, Yetlerday the Right Hon. Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Recorder, &c. held the firtt General Quarter Scllioiis for the Borough of at the ...

... LONDON. there wai a levee at St. Jamcs'l, but it was very thin j there being prelcnc only the Secretaries State, Lord North, Earl of Dartmouth, Lords March, Bruce, Spencer, and the Dutch and Imperial Minillers. morning the Right Hon. Sari of Dartmouth had levee ...

... fidm the Queen's Palace in pott-chai(c and four for Kew, where they will continue till morning. Saturday in the afternoon, the Lord Chan* cellor frniflicd bearing petitions on at Lincoln's Inn Hall J the remaining petitio Lanaciet and Bankrupts, his his deferred ...

... Howe Lord George Germain, were received in the evening of the 2d inllant, by Captain Balfour, fecond Aid de Camp to General Sir William Hsvve, who arrived in the Lord Halifax packet from New York. Head Quarter), Tori IJland, Sett. 21,1776. MY LORD, £Have ...

... conference. Veilerday there Levee at St. James's, which the principal Officers State, Foreign Miniilers, Sec. were prefent. Ye Lord Chancellor arrived in town from Cirenceller, where he was on a vifit his father, his bein>; fent for. The late treaty of between ...