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... married, Mr. John johnibn, of Congleton, wine-merchant, to Mifs HiWitch, of Sandbach, this county. Same day w;_s married, Mr. Sandford Grey, of Hodnet, to 2 4 .1& Pritchard, of Prets, Shropthire. Wednelday feanight was married, the Rev. John Olderthaw, ...
... Lebanon, among the Dutch Settlements (where they fpeak nothing but Dutch) fcarce any Thing doing there but learning the Ule of Arms. We had the fitieft Review Yesterday that ever was teen in Penfylvania; Artillery, Heavy Horfe, Light Infantry, Wood- Rangers ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...
... near Cardigan, Csimarthen. Cardigan, and Pembrokefliims. &mien, John Dover, Kent. Clough, lihn • York, EAlt and Wea-Ridings of Yorkthire. Cobb, Francis I.l.hfield„ Part of StaLsedthire. Croft, Charles, jun. Woodftock, fbifordOsire. Crowder, John Bmtherton ...
... our lan) and Tho- F.llerthaw, for lbeep-ilealing, received nce of death. John Lever, 4dv.ard Wil,,. and Hugh Johefon. (likcwife mentioned o• r la(I) are to be tranfporud ; alfo John' tit, for Pealing out of a pond belong./ Lady Egerton ; Ann Richmond, alia ...
... penetrated into the army. Under pre- of the d*arnefs and fcarcitv of grain, the of Dcmont, Soffano, Savigliano, and Alba, took up arms, joined the Demagogues of thefe towns, and proceeded to different exceffes. —Three regiments of cavalry were againft them but ...
... county of Fermanagh have come to refoliitions (not vet a gam ft the Union; and the Queen's county, (that reprelented by! Sir John rarnell) have come to a fecond of relolutions, in which they reprobate, in terms very warm and pafTionate, the meafure of an ...
... IMPORTATIONS. In the Thomas and Sally, John Williams, malter, from Lifbon, Robert Barnftcn pipes wine. / Robert 20 pipes wine. Thomas Hand pipes wine. In the Archibald, Archibald Black, matter, from Drogheda, John Rogers 200 quarters of wheat. In the Nonpareil ...
... 000 men in arms in the feveral colonies, ready to march at an hour's notice whereever they may be wanted. The gunl'miths of Lancaftcr county, in Pennfylvania, have engaged alone to furnifli the provincial army with five hundred Hands of arms every fourteen ...
... Hu!ding of Mr. John Jones, at the yearly Rent of Two Hundred and Ten Pounds, Moire about three Miles from the 'Town and Port of Aberylwith, ha the County of Cardigan, adjoining the Turnpike Real leading frcm Aberyftwith towards Cardigan, and fevers] other ...
... among the latter were General Wallis, Lieutenant-General Ilotzc, and Major-General Hiller ...
... a Guard of the Army, and laid the with a Silver Trowe!, with the Lord Lieucenant’s Arms engraved thereon, aod with the following la- fcription : (Lord Lieutenant’s Arms.) His Excelienc Simon Far! Harcourt Lord Lieutenant of Ireland with his Trowel laid ...