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... likewife adminifired Sheriffs appointed b)' a in Council, for the Year 1 76 1 . John Houghton, of Bsghill, Efq; Drrby,frire, Samuel Shore, of Norton, Efq; Hrreferri i hire, John Cotterell Brookes, of Garman, Efq; Oxford/hire, Charles Price, of Rotherheld ...
... Publick Houfe in Weft-Smith. field, for committing the molt deteftable Crime of Sodomy upon John Finnimore. Two were call for Tranfportation for (even Years, viz. John Sieffield,Vor Pcck:t of Mr. Downes of a silk C' N ° . 1283. '~ . 1 Handkerchief, and Chatles ...
... Monro, in order to receive his wages ; John Shales, for ftealing near tool. out of a houfe in Porttinouth ; Richard Baker, for a rape at Portfmouth ; John Lee Brazier, for ftealing a grey mare at Wimering ; John Hurdle, for the murder of his wife at Lyminton ...
... the Fienelit of the Decree in this Caufe. JOHN ASEBY, Reginer. In the COURT of CHANCERY. For the fcvcral Counties of Flint, De-thigh, and Montgomery.T.' BETWEEN Jaws Kta X swat, Widow and Adrniniflratrix of John Kirk►am, Ge tkrnan, dcceafeA, Complainant ...
... :• Nannalt, Baiiihriaze, .1 it. , A el, - Fdward, John, Seamen, T,th. A trita and 'True Blue, Hatton, date, ditto Sally, M'Carfon, Spat Rum, Jamaica. Sdantah, Mnll's, Tar Ice. North Carolina John and to Dakrr,L. Cloth, an , Wool, Dublin Speedwell, Wallace ...
... month, and once privately Whip* durii.g time.—Mary Mathews, w.s indined for deal,ing two piss, of pis inn, t roperty of Mr. John Rowland, and and a..quittcl.—Afark Dage, for *can y 4 . pice . es of pig iron : thc _ ef site 6ld Mr. Rowland sad and dif- ...
... in the Army, concerning a Lady, when the latter was wounded in the (word arm ; and we hear the Lady has fines married his antagonift. Yefterday was paid into the hands of Sir John Field be, by the direition of his Grace the Duke of N----d, (whore comparkon ...
... marked and noinbeted on John Swinton's Farm at Bunton, near Nortiissich, dole adjoining the River Wearer. The Oak Trees full grown, and fit for Ship Timber and Plark. Any Pe.fmi mindful to purchafc, may ..pply to the laid John Swinton, who will thew the ...
... our lan) and Tho- F.llerthaw, for lbeep-ilealing, received nce of death. John Lever, 4dv.ard Wil,,. and Hugh Johefon. (likcwife mentioned o• r la(I) are to be tranfporud ; alfo John' tit, for Pealing out of a pond belong./ Lady Egerton ; Ann Richmond, alia ...
... ienriuite of Mr. John Bennett, Wine • .Merchast, Chstler. To be Lctt, knd nutted upon at All Saints and May 'Day next, major Part of Penrhofe I)c--11 in the bland Ang lefea, litigate within One Mlle and an Halt of tosiifling of a arm Moire, v.ith fnitable ...
... of a 101. g flooding Scab, or Heady to be leen is Glover's•dlone. JOHN GRIFFITHS, Fourteen Ye old, cured Of a long ftanding Kant,'s Evil under his Left Arm; to be fan in 11.4n-Lane. JOHN COINER, a Child Three Years old, cured of a Prutiginous Liptitude ...
... Ward, John Dauphney, John Gilding, and Chriitopher Dassion, for fficeptlealing ; and Philip Bacchus, for horfe-ftealing, received fentcnce of death ; but are all lince reprieved.—James Seamans, Robert Webber, John Bunfi(4l, Stephen Weedes, and John Reeve ...