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... d. The fame Day was married at Durham. Mr Brocket, eminent Attorney, to Mils Simplon, an agreeable young Lady, with a handfome Fortune. Wednefday were married at All Saints Church, Mr Nicholas Walton, Son of Mr Nicholas wmon, of Fem-acres, to Mils Ruth ...
... Shields} Mr Edward Sitnpfon, Grocer, and Mrs Johnfon. at the Sign of the Sun, Sundetland} Mr William Eggelftoo, in Mtlbutn-gate, Durham} Mr William Fell, Joiner and Shop-keeper, Bifhop-auckland } Mr Hutton Parkins, Mercer, Barnard-caftle} ...
... into Execution, as Mr Wall IKII infills on the Neceffity of adhering to the Syftem of Neutrality which Spain hath embraced.” PLANTATION NEWS. Ptrt Royal, June to. Sailed on a Cruize hit Majefty’s Sloops Port Royal, the Hon. Henry Maitland, and Port Antonia ...
... no other Pctfon) in Sunderland) Mrs Savil, and Mrs Standtidge, in Shields) allb by one reputable Shopkeeper in every City and Marker Town in England. Price ia. Sold alfo above. Authority of his MAjattv’t Koyal Patents, Dr Bateman’s Pefiotal Drops, famous ...
... other Ferlbn) in Sunderland; Satil, and Mrs Standtidge, in Shields; alfo one reputable Shopkeeper in every City and Market Town in England. Ftice ta. Sold allb above. Authotity of his Majksty’s Royal Patents, Dr Bateman’s FeQotal Drops, famous for curing ...
... George Wray, was not determined before Lord Mansfield in Favour of Mr Wray, as was mentioned in our lad Mr Wray’a. Requeft, fuch Gaule being then tried. Laft Saturday Night came here the Rev. Mr Whitefield, who Sunday and each Day preached twice at the Orphan-houfc ...
... the Afternoon and Night Intervals, A few Days ago the Rev. Mr Totton, of Hackney, lately prefeircd to the Re£loty of Hexham, was married toMifs Jurio, of the fame Place, Daughter of the late Dr Jurin. Thurfday was held here the Annivcrfary Meeting of the ...
... has alt;'; fi. n.—— e jull now learn, tli.tt toe '“'•.. .■.Dr !t t' rttaieit Torgeraa rod Fcfd r..u»dl!u»il; ar.! tit .t h.’t i a their Army had teiired to Anchim. U.r.m. (Gotnai-j) l'ic ii. King fet.vWy with the l.tiiT.'S which Pa't ol liavc {u( v c'C ...
... afluted by a Gentleman from Stockton, that Dr Edward Green, Surgeon and Oculift, has performed feveral great Cutes in I that Neighbourhood, pauiculatly cutting and curing fcvetal I Sunday died Mrs Kiikup, Mother of Mr John Kitkup, SilverbCThu.fd bC Thu.fd ...
... Cellar, and pleafant Garden ) with, dr without, Coach-houfe and Stable for four Hotfes, which will be lett feparate if toquired.—For farther Particulars enquite of Mr Deboid, af the white Hart, in Newcaftle, or Mr Mead, Shopkeeper, in Durham. ‘■ f This ...
... bring Honour, like Pruffia’s, to our King: B«t ftffl this Blelfing to inherit. So Cowards fear! and Brave Men hope! Thefe Crows* Laurel, thofe Wreaths Rope. The following Charafter of Mr Secretary Pitt is taken from Dr Smollct’s Fourth Volume of the Hiftory ...
... Dilluibunce. 'Ihe parliament is prorogued to Thuifday the 23d Day of this Inftant Novembei. To-morrow Dr Henfey is to be brought up by a Rule of Court to the King's Bench. We hear the Hotly of his Grace the Duke of M n thorough v, ill be brought over to England ...