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... MONEY ADVANCED. Large sums of money for im.iiHiate Advinc *, cJ-g.bld ■ than zco . her n.cre iccol. w.)l advanced one Perfon.—G.ntientcn, Clergymen, Tradeis and Partners, of Reputation, may »itli any Part of xoool. ard (or any Length of Tim*, the Secuiity ...
... fon, and Edw. Humble, Nevrcaftle; Lewis Pennington, Durham; Wm Appleton, Darlington; Kelly. NortU Shields; janes Graham, Smith and Graham, Alnwick; and W*Phoribn, Bcrwidr. IG H M4t> Grand Folio Edition of & Lift of Out . Bltjfed Lord andSSaviourr r fffits ...
... MONEY ready to be ADVANCED. THE SUM of 5001. 6col. or 7001. ready to be advanced immediately, on one or two Securities, at 41. per Cent, lntereft. Enquire of Mr. DALBY, Attorney of Caftl- Donington. This Advertifement will not be continued. 10 THE NOBILITY ...
... in the Strand. In an advanced age, Mr. Barnabas Thorn, an eminent booklellcr and printer, of Exeter.— Mr. Peter Eaton, an eminenl whole- fale grocer of flriflol, In an advanced age, Mrs, Rice, of | va j; ks, Atßriltol, Mr. James Hill, in partnerihip with ...
... LOBLRY HILL ROAD, and BRANCHES. WHLUEAS iy an A3 of Parljsmant, m Ufa Tear tf f bit frefent Majsfy King George tie 3«/, Utitmledy M Am A3 /«r repairing, v»ideni»g umd ottering the Read leidimg from the Rood httvee* Gmttjbudatid Htxlem, near LcUey in the ...
... cife moment agreed oi*» got podetlian of the the enemy on the Hills, with ' guns, and Lieut. Colonel Cathcart, the head the grenadiers, fnppoited Colonel Stuart, cO** manding the advanced picquets the left, of the remains of the 73d regiment under tain ...
... Letters on Education. With Observations on religious and and ??? metaphysical subjects. By Macaulay Graham 8 vo 6 s boards i > HIS volume partly original * partly a republication fical work, intitled, An c f e' mutability moral truth - fo f j,|i' reafon ...
... Mr. HILL's ORMSKIRK MEDICINE. THE Medicine prepared by Meflfrs. HILL and BERRY, for the Cuie of the BITE of a MAD DOG, is fold ?? Shillings and EJeven -pence per Dofe, at Mr. BERRY s, No. 9 5, Mount- ftreet, Berkley Square.and at Mr. Francis Nswbery's ...
... . Dr. Graham, {o remarkable in the fifter country for his letures, celeftial bed, &c. and who fome years fince engaged Cagel-fimet Theatre for fimilar ‘purpofes, bur, to the honour of the Chief Magittrate, was abfolutely interdicted from holding forth ...
... As this line advanced, the s2i and 71ft regiments moved to their left, fo as to keep a fort of connection between the divifion under Colonel Maxwell and that led by General Meadows, driving the enemy from rock to rock they advanced; while Major Lang ley’s ...
... « f ANTOCCINTTHEATRE, '-'''si J. with the Fixtures, Seme., *nd Figures, too b , io to Mr . Thomas Graham, No. 6, fee. or fold. Inquire of the Printer hereof. tfreet Feb 10* 1776. A CORNETCY OF DRAGOONS be fold. Apply till be agrert Mr. Innes, Stephen ...
... Efq; Abbey-hill- Nov 6. At Merchifton, William Begbie, Efq; of Skedlbulh, to Mif. Rlifabeth Blair, eldeft daughter of the late Rev. Mr Archibald Blair. At Gairbraid. Mr Alexander merchant in Greenock, to Mi Janet Graham, daughter of Robert Graham, £fq; of ...