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... try 'Die Thdkfc* »f tK« Canal Lottery has charged almoft the whole the Demands agdii hereby give Notice, that they will pay No, hill, in future, all Prizes outftanding, bn every M each Week, from twelve two ©’Clock. A] BACCI-itlS covet Catttth,'« thi-eS ...
... per Ct. Ann. (hut i{- ,pf. Smyrna without variation ; and the laft Drrettors. and melancltoly account. —A wealthy citizen ot' di» open Lou* Ana Hut f ijfletters Loin Aleppo, the 21ft alt.' Lord Macartney has, without foiling his fin- that place, byname ...
... ■‘' • rtn CviVer/, as a faurce of Royal in- •. ~• . , Various reports country farmers, who have induced laft to, try the late di«overy planting potatoes by the ftiooti, concur the oft flat tiring accounts of their-fuccels. The foilpwing adver/ifement ...
... Potts, Dime-Prcet. FETTERS from Itily, riel'crlbing ibr Mioiten, u f tomf, Antiquities, Paintings,‘&c. that C try, the Years 1770, ana 177!, « Friend ia France, Mrs. Miiiar. three VoU. izmo. r * js. pd. bound, Ee. ijd. fewer). Travels Greece, or an Account ...
... lends, who accort; anted him in his refignation, prove y > i, e was received the try to have been a mere fa&ious tranfaiVi . > pen ...
... which had a power of fettling alibis tftit.s upon his two children, by lady Banbuty. He fettled his eftates and died. Soon after Lord Banbury died, and his lady’s elded fon ed for his writ, to admit him to a feat in the Houfe of Lords. was refufed upon this ...
... Perfons fliall be defirou. P ’. | £ i„reft Attention and D..'patch. of lending Muncy thereon. > be(t* ...
... M*. 74, Dame-ftreel, LETTERS from Italy, the Manners, Cil toms, Antiquities, Paintings, &c. of that Cou try, in the Years 1770, and 1771, Friend tefid in France, by Mrs. Millar. In three Volt. itmo. fid gt. fd. bound. Or Bs. fewed. Travel* in Greece ...
... 'Ehq. Commiffioner the XVorks,' Member the Addone. Dis charaftet. is too well know need ahy enccmdum-r-tirffic to fay,- was an adefUoriate hufbaod, tender,father, and the finccteft of friends.—?He died nioft deferveclij’ lamented a numerous aitjaaiAUnce ...
... conducive improve the education of the Catholic youth of this kingdom. A fpccial Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, has pafl'cd the Seal, and is ordered to held at Trim, the of May inflant, try the ral prifoners now confined in Trim gad ...
... prefeut rank from a ferie* bravery and good (i induce th ■ „ , COtKiUCt. • ■ _ lalt Oil' J J raatter 0 f Concern to every true friend of lowing wa kingdom, that in any conteft .with France CIO w , ■ J . ;nrt,n ftiould oppofed by our own countrymen, My advice ...
... Bufmefs. June 48, 1778. FRANCIS HOPKINS, Holier, No. 3. Within two of Stephen MOST relpeafuliy acquaints theNobil! , his Friends and the Public, that and Tells all Kinds of Silk Thread, J Stockings and Stocking Webs. he 1 Apprenticertiip to laid Buhneis ...