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... Eigrs Cumberland Juno Liddle, 0: Moorhoule; Efq; Sv Gilf-ed Lawion, of Brayit n, Bart. Thomas Lu.widge, of Whitehaven, Ef; Chefhire. Sir Litter Holt, Sir John Thomas Stanley, Sir John Cheiwood, of Cheite , Barts. Camb. and Hunt’. Jobn He. of Great Stukeley ...
... Portman, William Church.l 2, Dorcheflcr; VViiiiaai Hardy* Catforn, Efqis. Dcrbvih're Robert Cheney, of Smaley ; John Twigg, Holme; Hallows, Glapwell, E'qrs. EfTcx. Sir Peter Soame, Haydon, Bart. Thomas Pitch, of Mathers, Felix Hall, Efqrs. Ihoe. James ...
... \ral'le,aud therelt Paltuir) and in baint NLry'sin lie G-uriryot Lincoln, and now or late in the Occupation J the laid,M:, Hardy, at the yearly 01 o o Alio Freehold Mifluage or Tenement, with con* vemcn: Out-butltH a' d 110 Acres or Jels) or Land adjoining ...
... belonging to the fame, in Tenure of Mr. Thomas Collins. Also one other Messuage or Tenement with a Stable, and little Yard, situate in the Parish of St. Paul in the Bail of Lincoln, in Tenure of Mitchinson Hardy. Also a Garden, Orchard or Nursery, in the ...
... with two pieces of Ground belonging to the same, in Tenure of Mr. Thomas Collins. AHo one other Miflu or I cement Stable, and little Y id, lunate in tic Sr. f'aui in the Bail I in Tenure Hardy. den, Orchard or Nurwr ,intheCKy Lincoln a tore! id, 11* Acres ...
... Arable Mea. dow, a Palture Ground, lying of thereto, fituate at Balt Bark with io the Cowacy incoln ; in the Poffeifions of Thomas Mar- rows, and John Burton.---Alfu a C ortage in the Poficilion of John Thompfon. Lo: 3. Ail’ thofe two Mefluages, with the ...
... of hit late Royal Highnefs the Duke of York: Frinkland, Vice Admiral of the Grace Hie D. of Bolton,} Thomas Brorfr ck, f Vice Admirals Sir Charles Hardy, Km. the White. Charles Saunders, K.. B. J, Pre. Efq, V icc Admiul. Frw. Gnuj, and > of |ht Blue> Sir ...
... of Afparagus, &c. was loft, but the Waterman faved himfelf by floating upon his oar tilltaken up by a boat. Laft week one Thomas Armfon, a pri- vate man in the third (or Prince of Wales’s regiment of Dragoon-guards, on his march from Coventry to Newbary ...
... married Thomas Rous, qs of Beiner’s-ftreet, to Mifs Amelia Hanter, of the Admiralty. Yettérday died in Stable Inn, Mr. Hatt — . Wedne > When 21 prifonets tri€d ; two (day the Seffions begin at th e Old of whom were Thodias Hous fér of Thomas. >» m ks; ...
... notw thitanding th © caution, drew the trigger, difcharged the piece, and fome fhot entered the ether’s He Was Carried to Sr. Thomas’s hofpital where he died on Monda y. On Thurfday laft as a cart loaded with hay, belonein © bank, Weitmi g to Mr. Bradley ...
... William Hafletow.— -Thomas Rutledge, Patrick Shields, and Mann, for /haling curtains, a mattrafs, Sec. the property of William John Chriftopher, _ for Healing feveral fheets, Dobbs' CUrtalns, * l ' ie P ro P c of John the M»yor of T omas Hardy, for robbing hit ...
... undertaking (hat can improve the unfettled fnuation of that kingdom. report is very current at the Wed end of the town, that Thomas Pownall, Efq; Member for Tregony, will be re-appointed Governor of the Province of Meflachufetts Bay in New England. We hear ...