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... Rev. Dr John Conybeare, Lord Biftop of Briftoi, and Dean of drift's Church, Oxford. Dr Conybeare was cbofen Reftor of Exeter College 'ln 1730, On the Death of Dr Hole. Iff the Year 1731, upon the Death of Bifliop Bradfttaw, he was appointed King Dean ...
... Merchant in Mr Ball, Bookfellcr in Stockton) Mr Jonathan Sparke, Merchant in Farm) Mrs Smelt, in Barnardeallle) Mr John Grainger’s, the Bank-top, above the Ferry-boat landing, South Shields) Mr Longriuge’s Hardware Shop, in SunderlandT and ...
... is faid. weighed upwards of ax lb. Thert were ftfo a* Pieces of Gbld, Uic Coins of Philip and Mary, King Edward, Qgccn Elizabeth, King James I. ind King Charles I. . , ’ { . tietraft if from Sunday about Two happened the Tender in tome the preft Men, rofc ...
... likewife fold Mr Hutton Perkin, Merchant in Baroatdcaftle; Mr Bell, B.ookfeller in Stockton; Jonathan Spaike, Merchant in Yatm; Mrs Smelt, in Batnardcaftle; Mr John Grainger’s, at the Bank-top, above the Fetqr-boat landing, South Shields; Mr ...
... amohg'‘many'dthe Paiticulat«, Proceeding* the fitfi Btitilh Pailiament after the Refiotation. King Edward Ill’s IntraGon Prance, and the Cowardice .of the French King. Rcflcftion* on French Policy. Bithop of Dublin’s Prophecy concerning Time* iind Things. ...
... 'Writing, (fealed up) to Mr Thomas Simpfon, Clerk of the Feace for the County of Cumberland, his Hotife in Fentith, before the next Seflions to be held for the faid County. N. B. Any Mafon applying to Mr John Kowell’s, at Nawatd, or Mr William Hetheiingtou ...
... AocdUer’t grey Colt, Myrtle Mr Blake’* chcfout Fifly, Fanny Lord Gower’s bay Fillv - Mr Duncotnb’t bay Cou - Lord W. Mannen’s bay Gelding, Top, - Sir Win. Wolfleys bay Coonteft, - - Mr Sbaftoe’s Warhawke paid Forfeit to Mr Vernon’s (late Par tarn’s) Mare ...
... and Picketing, Bookfelleu in Durham; Mrs Fleft in Darlington; Robinfon in Yaim; Crawford, and Mrs Bell, Shopkeepers; I. Richmond, Wigmaker, and Bell, Bookfellet in Stockton; Danny in Giabsough; Btignel, Salkcld, and Mrs Richmond, Shopkeepers la Whitby Dowlon ...
... can Angels ling. Than that his grateful Creatures love Their gracious Lord, of Kings the King Such Praifes fung Truth, may fhew, How Godlike Kings are lov’d below. Air, Mr S a v a g e. Call then Cares and Fears away. While his Brittlh Hearts obey; Trull ...
... Richmond, and Bell, Booklellu in Stockton-, in Gishsongh', Brigncl; Salkeld, -and Mr* Richsnond, Shopkeepers in Whitby , Dowlon. l Morthallertoa, Vatfon, in Thitske, Mrs Walku, Boroaghhiidge, Miers, in Rippon, Grey, Bookfellci in Laocafkt, Brown, Shopkeeper ...
... but a very healthful Temper, and light-' feme Condition. . 'V This is the lame rich ELIXIR, that was recommended King, Pbyfician King Charles 11. and tl»« famous This noble Cordial wiir retain its Virtues kept many Year*. [Price Pi»»**>•***««, the large ...
... his King and Country called for his Service, neither Danger, nor the moll deftrudrive Climate, ever difeouraged him. In (hort,. all thofe Qualities which diftinguilh the Gentleman and the Hero were united in him. Vclfcrday died in the Clofe, Mrs Williams ...