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... was drowned. We hear from Richmond, that lately died there Mr Janw Clofc, fcnior Alderman of that Corporation. We hear from Penrith, in Cumberland, that Mr Thoms Smith, an eminent Mcroer in that Place, died there Monday Evening laft. was a Perfon of the ...
... have now removed !rota 1 the High- ftreet to the Buit-Itts, on Gabriel. Hill. Where I hope rot. the Continuance of my Friends and Cullomers Favour., whom I fhall endeavour to accommodate with the be of every Thing in its Kind, and oblige,. with the ...
... Saturday died; at.his Houle in Moor-Street, inueh lamented-, the Rev. Mr. John Fiaufted, .Maaer of a private School, remarkable for his great Abilities as a Divine, and for his Learning and unwearied Diligence in the Inftrtiaion of the Youth committed ...
... are now obliged to the Patith for Relief. Newrope, Oa. 4. Monday Morning 101 l died Mr. Matthew. Reed, of Old T own , near Eldion, aged• 104. He was indefatigable in his Youth, by wl ich he acquir'd a confiderable Eftate. The thirty lift Years of his Life ...
... 1. fin to think but nobly of r mother: mere thin nobly, ire. only nobly, ire. Ulyfles was formidable, but to bis friends to his friends only. '. Did but men confider the true notion of Did men only confider, ire. Beroe but now left: Beroe I left now ...
... inftrutting Parents' to bring up their Children in Vice and Fojlv. 3. A Scene of Debauchery at a Tavern among the Youths of the Uaiverficy. 4. Youth, at the Univerfity, pra&ifiag all manner of Vice j Lucifef pointing to and Taughing at them, 5. Eiivy^ ■ Malice ...
... Lon.'on bridge j and J. Noiute. at tl*- Lju'i, in the S:til..di an.l fo'A by W. Cl.an.l-v. J. I -iemin ...
... Bland, was arretted for a real, or pretended Debt of Fifty Pvstsnd?, for which he was confined in Ipfwich Goal, and fince his Dis- charge from thence has not return 'd to his Duty in the faid Ti op 5 the faid Th6mas Jay is hereby required to ftirrender himfeif ...
... to the Printer of this - Paper, or to Dr. Symonds of Ixworth Thorpe aforefaid, who ' will make a handfome Gratuity. ■ A Youth that lias an Inclination to become Apprentice to a Perfon in the Grocery, Drapery, and Haberdaihery Way, may hear «f a Mailer ...
... Infection of the Small-fox, Putt id Fevers, and oilici contagious Di- tempers. Ofthe above C. Wa 10-HT may bj bad, • The very beft right Fren h HUNGARY WATER, at is. the Bottle. Exceeding fine double di.l_.ll_. LAVENDER WATE*. at is. the Quarter of a R;nc liottle ...
... People, *-t«_t- wtat N vnitprs ar* ?? - '■■' r.-\ vAAdir, aid not Ooe in a rhouratid. is- WheßyHocemp-ift^ it« L-. 7.- • M*di : -T-Jxiir. : -cutiarly adap*ed to thac Oifcate in ?? For- m» _) ?? . fro-it*.- rkghje« itching Humour id ths Blood to «s ...