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... lecades: To the hon. William Pultcncy, who mar- I ried his nticc, only daughter of the I tency, youbgeft brother of the hde earl Bath, and changed his name from Johnfton* Pultcney, his two large eftates, one of which is 14.0001. per annum, and the other i 2 ...
... Chaifes, and fuch like Machines, that have no company in them, making way at all times for, and giving the wag at all times, without diftinlion, to loaded Carts, and fuch like Carriages, and to Coaclies, Chaifes, and fuch like Machines, that have Company ...
... RmAG'S * o 22l Wi SALE of THE BATH. To Be fold by public foup, within the houfe of George Moir, Vintnerin Aberdeen, upon Wednefday the third diy of May next, betwixt the hours of fix and feven o'clock afternoon. 'I‘H! prefent BATH HOUSE and GROUND at the Denburn ...
... continue to lay down Cloth, and bleach at the fol]owin'g Prices, after the moft approved method, without the uvle of any machine that may prove detrimental to the fabiic of the cloth. All kinds ot nariow Linen under 28 inches broad, at one penny halfpeuny ...
... night’s Gazette contains an account of the inftallation of the foliowing Koights elect of the moft honourable order of the Bath, on Monday lafl in Weftmiafter-abbey, viz. his royal highnefs the bithop of Ofnabruck (by his proxy fir George Ofborn); the ...
... honeft intentions, nn. tainted by prejudice, uninflamed by falfe zeal, can refufe to accept of as their paftors, as men, who, bath b their preaching and by their example, may cnndu({ them in the road of religion. Whence then all thefe notions of an ele€ion ...