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... in the holding occupation of Mr. Jolui Parting-1 ton, or bin undertenants. For other particulars to apply to Edw. Grant, or George-Wakefield. Matich her, Nov. 11, 1793. WHEREAS the P.irtm-rlhip lately fubliiling and carried by -\ cif. JOHN LANGDALE and ...
... that State; when, w > c that the preference would be given to that of the Dutch, encouraging foreigners of all Nations to lettle in the for the benefit of Trade. Letters from GiOraltar mention, that the Spates of Barbary, under the Protection of the Ottoman ...
... Lawrence Peel Henry Barton James Borron John Simpfon Samuel Gardner N. K-rkman Tipping William Leaf Robert Peel James Ackers George Walker Chas. Law-ion, M. A. Thomas C. White Hardman Nath. Milne Richard Yates Wm. Whittcnbury Richar I Hall William Hodfon ...
... already received the fccond Son ;•- Pretender, under the Title ot Cardinal Voik. Notvvithllanding the Terms have been certainly lettled which Lo\‘ Clive it to go India, yet they arc not to l Place without this provifionary Preliminary, that the er.: * Annual ...
... Fruit Trees, and about two Acres Meadow Ground thereto helping, fituate in Salford, Manchefter , formerly in the Pofleffion of George Kenyon, and late in the Pofleflion of the laid Bankrupts. A/ R. The Houfe was occupied by the laid Hilton and I' hit taker ...
... LONDON, Sept. 3 Extraß of Letter Pertjmouth, England, Jul 12. Saturday lafl arrived here Capt. George Jerry Ofbotne, from Canfo, and informs, that a great Number of French Fifhing Vcflels are off the Banks of Newfoundland ; the fkippers nt which treat ...
... Title; a fine Head ( Mr. Rickardfan, the cciebr. Ed Author Pamela, Clarifla, Giandifoo; and the Ann* of Tovnfitr.d, Far! Let't'l erf ire,'] The UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE K\OWLEDGE and PLEASURE, NUMBER J4«. lot JANUARY i 785, Containing a curious Account of the ...
... Cuafl tome Frglilh aturers were going to a new and Settlement, and a new Fort to be Built leave of Government, to he called George the Fort. The meeting the Cabinet on Wtdnefday after the r.eevc broke up, is d to tiave been occafioncd Memorial from the ...
... ral SHARKS in the intended Fxt'ntion of f* ,•••• Albion Canal, from Aditon to Huddersfield, in the county York. Apply Mr. George attorney law, Kmgftrect, Manchdler. and DRAPERS. To SOLD, Tun whole the very large and valuab'e Stock in” trade of Mr. Thomas ...
... a brief Description of different Parts ol the Earth, and Survey tne Ccleltul Bodies. Alio lomr ufcful Intertll Tallies. By GEORGE FISHER. London: Piinted for J. Rivington and Sons. T. Longman, B. Law, (5. G. J. and J Robinf’on. R. Baldwin, W. Woodfill ...
... Prejudice, and what it was their Intercll bv all Means to and accordingly add cited his lor Ariet, to prohibit the Jel’uits lettling either in this City any P*rt the Pros ii.ee: Which Arret they have obtained, to the general Joy the Inhabitants. Esrrr.fi ...
... infinaate, that it is alio expelled thole Conferences may be out to luch a Length, that it may afterwards in vaib difpure their lettling on the River Ohio. • As for the intended Convention between the French and the Englifh Eaft-India Companies, they tell u» ...