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... following gentlemen were chofen officers for the enfuing year, Mr. John Taylor, Grand Arch ; Mr, John Barney, Vice Arch j Mr. Charles Chaplin, Secretary. On Friday laft died, aged years, Mrs. Gamble, wife of Mr. Dixon Gamble, mercer and draper Bungay, who having ...
... T. aijd W. CHAPLIN, WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS & SILVERSMITHS, Upper Knd of Aubeycati-Strekt, Bury, RETURN their moft refpctflful Aclaio^- to their friends and a generous puolic, for the very great encouragement the v have met with fince their reducing the ...
... been pleafed to prclcnt the Rev. Robert Chaplin, Bachelor of Laws, the Rciftoi y Averham, alias Aram, with Kelham in the county of Nottingham and diocefe of York, vacant by the promotion of the Rev. Doaor Charles Manners Sutton to the See of Norwich. ' ...
... Crofts Samuel Cul.ord Crowfoot John Yoxford Crowfoot John Chaplin William Nedging Coe Charles Thoruham Coltingham John Lillie Glemham Corderoy Richard Great VVratting Chevallicr Clement A (pall Capper George E.u l-Soham Clarke Ldiv. jnn. hep (lead Cock ...
... Mil's Ann Bradley, of that place. Same day Mr. John Bull Andrews was married to Mils Mary Beales, of Hargrave. Laft week Mr. Charles Dodd, Sbelfanger, in Norfolk, aged was married to Mrs. Ruft. aged 33, widow Mr. T. Ruft, of Wortham. have much pleafure in ...
... Revolution, the whole revenue of the kingdom was called the revenue of the Crown, and the King dil'pol'ed it as he plcafed.—Charles 11. and James 11. embezzled immenfe fums. To prevent fuch abufes in future, the Commons refolved, on the 26th of Feb. 1689 ...
... Zach. Clk. lames Sheppard Thomas Hammant C ...
... Suffield, to hold the Reflory Eaft Shefford, in Berks, with the V icarage of Wapky in Gloucefterfhire. On Friday laft the Rev. Charles Gore, M. A. of Emanuel College, Cambridge, was to the valuable Vicarage of Henbury, with the Chapels of Auft and Northwick ...
... chain, at Holt. A SLOOP—HOY—with other property the late Mr. Chaplin, will fhortly be Sold by Autfion, of which timely notice will given this paper. All perfons to whom’the laid Mr. Chaplin Hood indebted at the lime his decrafc, are rcquelted to deliver ...
... very neat and ufeful Hoilfliold Furniture, mewing Uienfils, Farming Stock, I Implements Hufbandry, &c. the late Rev. Mv. CHARLES SMITH, dcccaied ; confuting maho- g.auy tables, chairs, bureaus, die (Is of drawers, lea- ' cheOs, tea urns, carpels, loo ...
... Burrell, Kfq. Lmdscy Ayrton Charles Sir Charles Kent, Bart. llolletley with Sutton Amos Samuel Sir Thomas Gooch, Bait. Benacre _ . „ j Kiugihall, Roufchall, Brend* John Ann Betts & Reh. Anguilh aiu j W'afal.es Archer John Charles Boone, Eftj. Bp's-hall, ...
... Glemham, Grifton, Slratfoid, and Pif. tries, otherwife Over Piftries rCulford, Ingham, Timworth, Broome, Oakley, Thramlif■ Charles Earl Cornwallis -I '_Pnlgrave, Eye-hall ntherwife Pnory, I Eye, Thelnetham, Eye Sokemere, Bratieworth, Old-hall, V and with ...