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... WILLIAM WENBSTER, WILLIAM PEARMAN, JOSEPH LIGGINS, WILLIAM GIBBS, GEORGE OBORY, JOHN FLOYD, THOMAS WHITEHEAD, | WILLIAM HARPZR, RICHARD BROWN, JOHN WIILDAY, JOHN HUNT, varnm'ms RUSSELL, g~,a'.-€1 o PUEE AN R g N S ':v(~*.'i . ...
... in the Strand. His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND in the Chair. ST EW ARDS Earl of DERBY, Earl of STAMFORD, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Lord WIL.L RUSSELL, Lord }()fl” CAVENDISH, | Lord G.A.H CAVENDISH EDWARD HALL, Secretary. *t-Diwman on Tible at Four o'Cluck. Lang-Acrey ...
... By WILLIAM AUGUSTUS RUSSEL, Efg. The Whole embellithed and illuftrated with upwards of 100 large and curious Correr-PLATES, engraved from the Drawings of the celebrated Samuel Wale, Efik and other eminent Aftifts, by Grignion, Walker, Taylor, White, Debroche ...
... Labourer, both of the Parith of Keailworth, in the County ‘os Warwick . —Whoever will apprehend the faid Edward James and John Hues, or either of them, aod wave bim or them fafely to the Oveifeers of the Poor, of t.l'ht‘ of Kenilworth, aforelaid, thall ...
... may be had again, fhall receive a fitable Reward by apptymg to Mro Eidley Smithe———————— \V HEREAS about Ten Weeks fince JOHN ¥ RUSSEL, of the Parith of Stretton-upon- Dunfingre, eloped from thence, and left his Wite and ‘l'wo Cluldren chargeable to the ...
... Fifth Day of November next, or they will be protecuted for the Recovery ot the fame. \V HEREAS aboot Ten Weeks fince JOHN ' ¥ RUSSEL, of the Parifh of Stretton-upon- Dunfinore, eloped from thence, and left iis Wite and T'wo Children chargeable to the ...
... Attorgies, Mr. Burton, Daventry, and Meff, Kinderely and Long, Symond’s-inn Chancerytane, London. : ) Bawkruptcy enlarged. John Bumftead, of liford, in Effex, viltualler, April 16, at Guildhsll, . Bphraim How, late of Crutched- Friars, London, merchant ...
... a Cow.— Any (;cmlx men, &c. fending their Cows, fall have proper Caie, taken them by “Their humble ' Servant, 3 1 RICHARD RUSSELL. N. B, Furti.or Information of his Defcent may be had if requireds To be LETT, o And enteved npom at Michaelmas meve, AN old ...
... LADIES of weak, reh?e?, and :\rired conftitutions, by my innocent, fafe, pleafent, cfic:‘:fl inventions, aythenticated by Sir John Ficlding, which | pulblifhed with theirconfent, hive eftablithed the M?:of my dilcoveries beyound dilpute, ,‘The Twelve Cafe ...
... Culloms and manners of the Times, and the State of the Nation, for the Space of near I'wo Thoufand Years. By WILLIAM AUGUSTUS RUSSEL, Efq. London : Primed for J. Cooxs, N 0.17, in Patcr-nofter Row; and fold by R. Bird, Printer Coveutty, and by all Bookiellers ...
... ith of Dubchureh, in the County of Warwick, deceafed, are defired 1o pay the fame immediately into the Hands of Mr. {mtl‘ RUSSELL, of Tachbrook, or to Mr. RICHARD ARNWELL, of Thurlafton, who are duly autherifed to receive the fame:—And all Perfons whe ...
... g:;oir, S, Smith, aged 70, to E. Corner, aged 25, e RN e DIEDLT A few days fince, greatly lamenied by all bis acquaintance, Mr. John Carr, of Lverly, m Wililbire, and brother to Mr. Thomas Care of this city,~Fuelday, at his houfe in Porunan- Square, the Rt ...