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... at Newfound^ / landi the Sentence which' made them legal Pule* a t St. John's Island, heint deemed foflicient. An Eftimatc of the Value of foreign Teas, taken by hi* Majefty'* armed Cutter*,, from on bourd foreign and dom-ltic Smugglers on the Coaft of ...
... danger that awaits all crowned beads, and particularly bis own power and dominion, from lhe prevalence of French Intrigues and arms. The King of Fruffia Hill willies to be neutral Ihi, is dangerous gamr. Cm he I j-pect to be lung iv alliance wilh lhe French ...
... Shrewfbury.— The Hon. John St. John, uncle of Lord Vifcount _3o!ingbroke,andnro- thcr of General St. John. At Hele, in the parilh of Corfe, Airs. Patten, a maiden lady. At Comtaton, near Sidmouth, Alifs Braddick, lietce of John Carflake, efq; of that ...
... lii|inir-mcrchant. Adam Scott and John Robfon, of MahMatie, Southwark, bri wen. wm. Cough, of Kingfwoud, Wilti, maltfler. John Oregory, oi Froine-Selwood, collar-maker. Rob. Remington, of Maidilnnc, fliocmakcr. John Oilman, of Fu.iiival l-Inn.money-fcriveiier ...
... ; Charles Bald wyn, Shropshire; Sir Wm. flagot, StafFordfhirej Rowland Holt, Suffolk; Lord Liiburne, Cardigan; John Vaughan, Carmarthen; Tht>. Johnes, Radnorshire. The following Members in the Weftern and other Counties, vithin the circuit of this paper ...
... meeting of the Freeholder- of Mii!- -tJlefex, held at the Mile-End AtTembly-room on Monday, it vvas refolved, That John Wilkes and John Glynn, Efqrs. be nominated as joint Candi- dates to reprefent that county in parliament at the enfuing general elediion ...
... Members this Committee are requefted meet the King's Arms inn in Devizes on Tucfday asft next o'clock in the forenoon Feb 1780 J AWDRY Chairman YV I S R E AT Meeting of the Committee at the King's- Arm: inn in on Friday Feb 1780 J unanimouflv Chairman Committee ...
... Vcxford-Priori feveral of Chip-ftable John Walker Twerton John John Wells Eaft Curry Curry Knapfee New-potuborough Wrantage Weft jun Soulb-Cadbury Thoma Wm efq Creech St Wilkins North-Weftoq Wefton in Gordano John jun Mary Richard Dampicr Thomas Rt Hon ...
... Arch- deaconry of Cardigan*â -.llie Rev. Everard Buck- Jtorth, D. L. to tbr ?? af Hartiagtua md Waft, ingbuigh, in Lincolnftiir*. Married. Charles Schutt, Rfiji of Goldra-tquiif., to Mrs. Kctii, of Wtlbeck- drees. â William Arm- ftrong, Efq; of ...
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... of Ahercrothy, efq. Pembroke, John Matthias, of Llangwarren, cfq. (Cardigan, Win. Lewis, of Llanm-rchteiron, cfq. Glamorgan, John Leweflyn, of Ynifygerwn, efq. Brecon, Wm. Morgan James, of Pool-hall, efq. Radncr, John Lewis, of Ilarpton, elq. Sheriff ...