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... DIED.] The Rev. Dr. Sumner, Mailer of Harrow- School, nephew to the Rev. Dr. Sumner, Provoft of King's College, Cambridge— Capt. Vernon, of the Horie Guards Blue, brother to Lady Grofvenor. — Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon, a maiden Lady at Harwich ; faid to have ...
... Printer of this Paper; Mr Binns, undMt. Edwards, Bonk fellers at Hali- fax; Mr In bank, at Elland: Mr Me-iirt. at Wakefield j Mr.SeolfitW, »t Rochdale) Mr. Smith, at Bradford ; Mr 11 n , at Barnfley 1 ...
... To Dr. PRIESTLEY. AT length you may glory in the Fruiti nfyfiur new Plilifephy, tlin.ijd leaped in l Itm-iy I L_A I— .at lenethyi.il bel.nl, l the Achiiivtnwrit of tie .Sj- crtd Maitfly rftht Priplt liliannedintließloodofl,oun XVI. u.vof ihe bell ?? and ...
... Paper ; Mr Edwards, Mr Howarth, and Mr Biaai, in Halifax; Mifi Scolficld in Rochdale; Mr Brook, in Huddert- field; Mr Smith, in Bradford; Mr Bent, in Barnfley; Mr Lynd- ley, ...
... A Receipt to make L'Eau de Vie. By the late Mr. Charles King. Written at the defire of a Lady. [From tbt Annual Regifter for tbe Ttar 1766, jufl publi/btdf] GROWN old, and grown ftupid, youjuft think me fit, [receipt ; To tranfcribe from my grandmother's ...
... attended by Mr. Peele, pre. le.iteal en addrcfi from the manufaftlurci of Manchefter to the King, at St. James's, .\ like addrefi was alio prefented from Liver- pool, by Colonel TarJeton.andi.Galcoigne, 1 ftji fi erred by it.ocn perfons, Mr. Fox on Tuefday ...
... Perfons, viz. Mr. Binns, and Mr. Edwards, Mr. Rent, and Mr. Smith, in in EUand. Widow I,ist*«, Sheffield. A ' and at Skipton Halifax. Bamflev. a Mr. Hiktwood, in Ripponden. Mr. Parker, in Keighley. ...
... Occupation of Mr. John Wale*. Mr. Henry and Mr. Thomas Hartley, deceafed. Thefe are well fituated, and very convenient tor either a Gentleman having Communication beween the Town-Streets and Call-Lane, Leech LOT 2d. All the ESTATE and INTEREST the of Mr. Joshua ...
... and Swift-buys, elegantly drefled j Mr. Biumrit's Carpet Weavers, carrying every handfome Carpet; a man on Imrfeback, carrying a flag, repre- lenting King Edward 111. on one fide, and King George 111, on the other ; King Edward 111. cfcoited by aparty ol ...
... Wheelhoufe, Lich Mr. Eaftburn, Jun. York. I Mr J. Skelton, fTalefldd. D,iffieldfcCooke,.V..,4,'. Mr. Birkbeck, Settle. I. Harneis, Efqi Hull. Mr. R. Banks, Hctoden. Mr. Scott, Ntrtiallertcm. Mr.Has-dwick, ...
... fold by Mr. Thoipej in Sherborne; Mr.Birkbeck, and Mrs. Hargravej in Settle; Mi. Binns, Bookfeller, and Mr. SutciifFe, Linen - in Halifax, Mr. Brooke, in Huddersfield; Mr. Daniel and ...
... BAUME D VIE. A Moft excellent and efficacious Medicine, invented by Mr. Le Li e,-the King's Apothtcarv at Paris, and authorized there the Faculty, is now firft made public this Kingdom. This valuable Medicine has efFc&ed more affoni/hipg Cures all over ...