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... and Vice Ad, rniral of the Blue, Prefident, Hon. John Forbes, Rear Admiral of the White. Capt. Merrick de L'Angle, f Capt. Thomas Sturton, William Parry, . I Matthew Buckle. John Campbell, The Court, purfuant to an Order from the Right lion: the Lords ...
... Edinburgh, on Wednefday tbe 23' i May next, at, M htenQon, [HE MILL-' and E*ST PARK of PEPPER MTLL N?err, prefentlv pnflfeft by Thomas Paton; Entry at gefaiuajoest and Whitfn'nday 175 «. — Confiderabie fm were lately made upon the Mill, Houfes and In- fs — ...
... by James Murray, at hit Shop at the Head of Todrick's Wynd; by Mark Spence Soap-boiler and Candle-maker in Muffelburgh; by Thomas Brunton Merchant in Dalkeith; by George Cuningham Merchant in Haddington; andat the Bleachfield : At all which Places Receipts ...
... taken f Edinburgh, by Patrick Murray junior Merchant, at *chnnoppofite to the Mouth of the Parliament clofe ; at rl by John Hardie Weaver; at Dundee, by Archi- i walker Tanner; at Coupar in Fife, by Alexander LI Weaver; at Kinrofs, by Robert Simfon Stamp ...
... formerly poffeffed and fuccefsf ullv p^aftifc by the Uce -ir Thomas Renton, and left by him fealed up for B ho fof his Son. in the Hands of Truftees, is now -i* the Potfrfli* n ofhis ?? Thomas Renton Surgeon who applic, it wi Hi the fame gpod Succefs. ...
... L 0 N!) 0 NI, Ahrth z?! The Rev. Mr. George Clarke fucceeds Mr. Hardy, deceas'd, 23 Nbniller of Barnet in Middletex. _ On Monday in the Afternoon a Boat going to Etiff overfct off Deptford, and two Perfons were drown'd. Some Letters from Petershourg advife ...
... formerly poffefled and fuccefsfully pradtfed by the late Sir Thomas Renton, and left by bim (baled up for Behoof of Ms Son in the Hands of Truftees, is now in the Poffeflioa of bis faid Son Thomas Renton Surgeon, who applies it with the fame good Succefs ...
... Mylleries of Iniqaity have been publickly cried in out Streets, 'had not the Laws, and the Guardians uf the Laws, been dtleep?—But hardy it is high Time to awake; and to let People once more know, (what kerns to be almoft forgotten) that Laws are made for the ...
... ft'onias Dickfon Farmer at Weftloch. Any Perfon f tQ fee the Sheep before the Day of Roup, will be Lfajne at Garvald by the faid Thomas Dickfon's I Upon Monday the 30th current, in the fecond Story , firft Fore-ftair above the Head of Halkerfton's .here is to ...
... being the Stock on the Lands of Garvald poffef- fed by Thomas Dickfon Farmer at Weftioch. Any Perfon inclining to fee the Sheep before the Day of Roup, will be ftiown the fame at Garvald by the faid Thomas Dickfon's Servants. To be expofed to Roup and Sale ...
... f* as they maybe had again, fliall. be well rewarded for their Trouble, and ail reafonable Charges allow' d, by me Thoma s Hopk ins. THOMAS BLA K~E, PERUKE-MA X E R, near St. Aiidrcw'-r Church Norwich, gives Notice, that HE hath lately been at London ...
... the Coin :Walter Varizhar, for robbinl; Thomas Payne of i 4 a. on Finchley-Com• mon ; anJ John Clark, tor robisii - z Barbary Harrifon of a Gold Itur, in the King's Berth Walk. EdNai d Clark, for Mooting Cqt. Thomas Innes in a Duel iu llsJe Paik, is r..ic ...