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... Mr. Wilkinfon, in Howard-ftreet, was broke open and robbed of a large quantity of linen and wearing apparel, which had been waffled the preceding day. The depredators have not yet been difcovered. On Tueiday laft, a child of William Lintell's, of ..this ...
... only fon, Charles Howard, hitherto called Earl of Surrey, Member in the prefent parliament for Carlifle,and now Duke of Norfolk ; alfo Earl Marfhal of England S Earl of Arundel, Surrey, Norfolk and Norwich; Baron of Mowbray, Howard, Segrave, Brcwefe, ...
... Airs. ferity. [NTS, u mentioned in the laft Pj.jr; by W. RAWSON, JLo Thil Day is fdtyheJ, in One Oaovo, Ptict Three Shillings fewed, Ccuntrg Ccntlrmnn’* Eatoftt t »»* • j WILLIAM D. Pi iiiil. ...
... Millington Hutchinfon John, Gent. Kayingham Marik Howard J. B. Merchant, Sculcoatcs Hill John, Gent. Laxton Judfon William, Gent. Bowthorp Jewitt Simon, Gent. Saltmarfh Jennings William, Yeoman, Hay ton Kirk William, Farmer, Cottingham Kent Sir Charles, Bart ...
... remain after the fifth day of January next, and ofthe redemption of fo much ofthe faid Annuities as are attending on the faid third part. War-Office, Dec.xx. 17th reg. Foot, Capt. Lieut. Jonathan Rogers to be Captain, vice William Howard; by purchafe, 19th ...
... Middlefex, Merchant. Elizabeth AnnThillibrown and William Richards, of Queenftreet, London, Cooptrs. Thomas Pearce, St. Ives, Cornwall, Dealer and Chapman. John Butcher, Meriden, Warwick, Carpenter. William Fenton, Cloth-fair, London, Man's-mercer. George ...
... Twenty-fifth Day cf September next, to Mrs. Sally Thomas, of Blackfhaw-Royde aforefaid; Mr. John Sutchfie, Sen. of Stansfield-Hall, in Stansfield aforeiaid; John Butterworth, ofthe Marlearth, near Rochdale, the County Lancafter j or Mr. William Mirchell, ...
... '1 hornas I-iorrackt. and Thorndy. I Howard-and Bailey. Tkamat Fofter. RWiard Charlefwotth. Thomas CharlefwortL James Brown and Son. Bailey. John Whitaker and Sont. Thomas Eardiej' and Co. William Howard. William Wil.lciufaa. John Barnctt. Wm. and J. ...
... 1oriumen1um P , a/eeiwe et Decre• tura NI.OLL.XLV 111. hofiarunt Ann° M. De..C.IXIII. A few days ago a lady going over the fi..lds in the middle of Ike day, from Stratford to Low Layton, luddenly arracl. ed by two men, who jaint.ee ot the corn and robbed ...
... Third, when John Lord Howard was created the firft Dukeof Norfolk. This Nobleman was killed at Bofworth-field. late Duke was the ninth by title, and the ekventh in paternal defcent from John Lord Howard above mentioned.*Mr Howard, of Gray flock, who fucceeds ...
... robbery at a public-houfe .6.—.M. in Wakefield, vtiere Mr. Williams, '• the manager oi a company of come- dians in that town, lodged.— At ten o'clock r.t nip ; mi ?? nftant, Mrs. Williams return- I in> i the play-houfo found the door ftf the I |o! ...
... Fboinaii, elq. John William merchant, Sculcoalc. Hudfotl Robert, efq. Howden'Fhomas. gent. Bridlington Haworth Benjamin Blayde,. elq. Newland 1 1 ebblctbwaitc William, efq. Bridlington Hall Charles, gent. Kllerton n'ldvard William, clerk, ebirt, Honorable ...