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... to A Sale, a large and valuable Parcel of LACE and EDGING, &c. in the New eft Patterns, Viz. Fine BruOeis Lace, j Corded and plain Mechlin Lace, Rich French Point, j Buckinghamfhire Lace and Edgings. Lappet Heads, | Minuenets, Footings and Purls. Variety ...
... Yards, with a confiderable Delcent, yet it is only the higheft Ground that is funk, no Alteration appearing near the Water-Edge; excepting a few fmall Chinks or Openings.-Varibus are the Conjeaures about the Cade , ; frame will have it that there are ...
... to 291 Cibber's ode for the new year 19 for the King's birthday intended new-year's ode 638 C ke. Mil's, to.on her father's death 396 Cupid, 10291 Damien, verfes writ under his firft examination Dancer, 011 a bad one to bad rou% 47* Davis on the French ...
... the Earl of &ilikol, sod a sear Relation of her Ledythip's, to tbe Maieretip of Magdalen College in Cambridge, void by the Death of the Rev. Dr. Chapman. A Difpentition has paffed the Seal to enable the Rev. Thomas Meows. B. L. of Menos College (a near ...
... viz. John a trader; William Mitchell, his 11 and Tom, a negro (Rofs's flave), at the Sug c ga's. where the mifchicf was begun a I''Jfa' of the headman of that town, and other J ciated with him, who firft killed jjT Mitchell, and then the negro: That the ...
... who is empowered to receive the fame, on or before the firft Day of June next, or they will be profecuted. WHEREAS James Mitchell, for- merly of Halifax in the County of York, but late of Leedes in the Aid County, Woollcomber, is now a Prifoner in the ...
... years a private chaplain to the 1 prefident of poor co e This inflamed more men j n before, and, without d& 11 fharpened the edge of enV \a againfl the Archbifliop, (Vfri' ,c known architect of this r j moff unjuftly indifpoled 1 j, llr if] church itlelf; ...
... difcharged incurable from Sr. Petet's Hof - pita!, when going home to his Wife, the beat and &bold him, Co as to caufe his Death. Corke, April 3. Sunday arrived from a C.:mice, his Majelty'a Ship Gofpurt, Capt. jervois.—Yefterday all the Roman Catholic ...
... Daughter of William Carr, Efq; Etal, in the County of Northumberland. A few Days agn Mr. John Goden, Clover, at Tifoe, near Edge Hill in Wanvickthire, near 70 Year* of Age was married his Servant-Maid, a Young Woman of 24. The Bridegroom was fo infirm ...
... Capital, that may be ready Circurnftances between the Belligerent powers may require. Suncfav Evening arrived Mr Mitchell (Brother Andrew Mitchell, the Bri'ifli to the King of from his Majelty with a Rat ficat.on a i'reaty of Peace, figned at the uk. between ...
... the Turks, drawn from fources that have been inacceffibie to other travellers. j. The effufions of friendfhip, 2 vols .. The death of ?? \. Roufleau's letter to the Archbifliop of Paris. ? . Genius and Valour. 6. Clark's letters on Spain. » Thehiftoty of ...