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... any fuch claim after their next meeting to as above-mentioned—Dated the eleventh day of January, 1797. EDWARD .STONE, JOHN DUOMORE, JOHN WALKER. TO MILLERS. To SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. BACON, At the King's Arms, in Ludham, Nortoll . on Wednciday, the 25th day ...
... Ambling riotoufly, and taking by Force feveral . Paßcelt of Flour from Mr. Jol;ph Cole of Dilham : Nine of thesn viz. John Snelling, Bart. Thirtle, W. Grimmer, Bulb. and T. Rudram. were fentenced to be kept in Cußody 'till the ath of Odober, Intereft is making ...
... AR Acc:)uNT of JOHN HOWARD, Eji. JOHN HOWARD. Eiq. is of a Gentleman Family in the t. uunty of Bedford. His Fortune is ample, his Education liberal. Modest and unaffunsing n his Manners, Ready, diligent. and aaive in his Purfuits. in the Year *736 he ...
... of Haltwhiftle, in the County of Northumber- land, and John Reay, of Alfton, in the County of Cum- berland, Woollen -manufafturers and Partners. To appear Sept. 8, 9, and 29, at the Crown and Thirtle, in Newcaftle upon Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Ruddock, at Hexham ...
... ieo. Sliaipcn, baker in St. John uf Timberhill. Wednelilay, Ann Thirtle of Iterillffham was com- mitted to the Caftle, for 6 months, for wilfrdly cut- ting off the arm ofan oak timber tree, the property of tiie Right Hon. John Earlof Buckingham. ...
... High Church, where they beard an j excellent fermon by the Rev. Mr William Moodie, j Mahler of St Andrew's Church, from St John, c t six; ver. 26. Sc 27. Then faith he to^the difciph-, \ A, Behold thy mother. And from that hour that dif- j «• citie too- ...
... Berks, exceeding and Garden, lying clofe by the River Side, well laid out Walks, and planted; together with the Crown and Thirtle Inn, contiguous to the White-Hart; both which Inns have been for many Years In the Occupation of Mr. James Powell, who'is ...
... their route for Hilfea barradrs. On Friday tall was married at Biddenden, Mr. John Paine, linen-draper, to Ann Harman, both of that place. Saturday was married at Hearn, Mr. John Staple to Mtfs Mary Thorp. Saturday died on board the Britilh Queen, in hep ...
... alio Grt from the :ft November nc-t: for :i yVavs, nr arch ether t.rra as flr.Jl b-. agreed rpou, Parks Cioonvburr r. and oue-thirtl of Lord’s Meadow,containing about zR. SP. the late Mr. Kdmocd dorr. Alfa, other Parks Cloonyburjtj and one-third Lord’s Meadow ...
... that unlefs they do forthwith take out Licences* they will profccuted the Art Parliamentdirea*, Order of the Commiflioners, JOHN BRETTELL, Secretary. BE IN N. NEWBU RV,' Bi'lu, T REG Leave to inform the Public in 1 a,r V h ...
... ward, London. ft 3. At his houle at Epfom, Sir John Q late Chamberlain of London. 5. [O. S.] At Britueil, a village near Af in France, the 32d year of his age, r . ft George Gordon, Duke of Gordon, a the Thirtle, and one of the fixteen Peers t' ot land. His ...
... next, and the jth Febtuary fo lowing, ten the eaclt day, at Mra. Adams’s, the Ciown, fi'U'.fc in Bred y, Salop. Attorney, Mr. John Fa Brtfky af. refa Mr. Richard Smart, No, ta. Coney-court, Gray’s* inn, London. Hcrny of Hohiion in the county Devon, Irrnmong ...