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... Makriaoes. At Box, Mr. Lewis, furgeon, Jefferys, daughter Dr. or Kiogfdown, near' Bath. P king, Lieutenant Governor of Norfolk 1 land, to Anna Jofepha Coombe, of Mr. Coombe, Surveyor of .he Luftumi at B.ddeford.—At Bath. Ferdinand Mann, Efq. of Alton ...
... the Morning Chronicle, accufing Dr. Buchan, among other things, of dogmatism, ignorance, and inhumanity. Mr. Mingay made very fpeech for Mr. Swainfon. After obferving that he had nothing to lay againft the chaiacter of Dr. B. he told a ftory of an Irifhinan ...
... the Eftates'. printed particulars maybe had Mr. John at Wilton Caftle, near Rofs; at the King*-**-*-* 'Rofs; New-Inn, Hereford; Beaufort A/* Monmouth ; George, Cheltenham; Belt p ccfter; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Young, Chancery-lane, London—where Plans ...
... which it appeared, that Mr. Weft's father was duly admitted a Doffor Civil Law. Dr. Weft was then called, who that Mr Well, the defendant, was his elded Ton. A witnefj pioved, that greyhounds wete the property thc defendant Mr.W^ed. Lord Kcnyon obferved ...
... KINGS-BENCH, DUBLIN. The King v. U'Crwy, and others, Pioprietors and Printers of the Northern Star. Monday fe'nnight was tried at the Bar, the information hied by the Attorney General again!! the Defendants, for the publication of Seditious Libel on the ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. KING V. CROSSLEY. Mr. RuiTel moved, that Crofsley might be called into Court, charged with an indictment for perjury. When tbe defendant ap peared, he was informed that this new indictment was for wilful and corrupt perjury* When ...
... Mr. Dundas yefterday laid before the King, difpatches from Guadaloupe in the Weft Indies, by which it appears that the French have been f« iced to rai/e the liege of Fort Matilda and there was the moft plealing profpect of the whole ifland being again ...
... «oned. s* Apply to Mr. Green, at the New-Inn, Hertford , Mr. Lycctt, at the Swan-Inn, Rols. To CREDITORS. THE Creditors of Mr. Thomas Gwatkin, . the city Hereford, Grocer, are delved lorib},! fend account their demands upon Jo' 'o Mrs. Gwatkin, in Hereford ...
... tbillings and fix-pence ttie box) the Printer I. ner,at Herefi.rd ; Mr. R. Wilfett, Cardiff; MefTra, and Rees, Neaib; Mrs. Dowoes, ' Carmartliri, ; Mr. Padiey, Swanlea; Mr. William North, ; and Mr. Harward, at ; and may had the chllnbulcrs ...
... Marfhal of the prifon information of the whole tranfaciion, who went to the apartments of a Capt. Cumming, the Rev. Mr. Burg, a Mr. Davis, and a M.r. M'Can, who were' the in the affair, and took them ir^cuftody. he fcheme adopted them to effect their purpofes ...
... C\rt cf Spra::-- £ Dr. STEERSS OPODELDOC, To Mr. STEERS, London. I R, . ' Chippenham, May 18, TTAVING received a violent Sprain in A_* Knee, from a fall, infomuch, that was obliged keep my brd for fortnight, and having applied medicines without the leaft ...
... branch ot the intended Leominfter Canal. Any further information relating to the fame, may had of Mr. John Piggot, Mercer, Prefteign j Mr. Richard Morgan, Mr William Wilfon Archibald, Attornies at Law, the tame place. Medicine , i s Antiscorbutic Drops ...